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Craig Robinson’s Pontiac Bandit becomes the show’s most beloved recurring character. The episode The Pontiac Bandit Returns (S2E15) is a masterclass in odd-couple chemistry. Jake wants to arrest him; Doug Judy wants to be his friend. Their dynamic flips the "cop vs. criminal" trope on its head.

Here, Jake goes from a childish detective to a mature partner. Here, Holt goes from an emotionless robot to a man who cries at a dog show. Here, Rosa comes out as bisexual (S5E10 - Game of Boyles ) in one of the most respectful coming-out scenes on television. Here, you get Captain Holt screaming "BINGPOT!" at a useless balloon arch. Brooklyn Nine-Nine Season 1 2 3 4 5 - threesixtyp

Just when things are normal, a corrupt officer (Lt. Hawkins) frames Jake and Rosa for bank robbery. They go to prison. Rosa shanks a guy (offscreen). Jake makes a deal with a drug lord named Caleb (Tim Meadows, hilarious as a cannibal). It is dark, but the show never loses its heart. The escape episode ( The Fugitive parts 1 & 2) features the entire squad working to clear their names. Craig Robinson’s Pontiac Bandit becomes the show’s most

The season opens with a bomb at the precinct. It then pivots into a three-episode arc where Jake and Holt go into witness protection in Florida. Seeing Holt as "Greg" (a flashy, mustachioed diner worker) and Jake as "Larry" (a sad bartender) is comedic gold. S3E3: Boyle’s Hunch sees them return to New York, but the damage is done. Their dynamic flips the "cop vs