this show is hilarious, silly and makes me laugh every episode

an amazing, very progressive show. a comedy that knows how to be funny without being rude. lots of puns. a strong and very well developed found family trope with a diverse cast. even after four season they are still going strong with the same brand of silly, funny humor.

This show is exactly what it promises - stupid jokes with lighthearted humor and a carefree time. I happen to enjoy all of those.

a diverse and hilarious show that deserved more than being cancelled after 5 seasons. i hope another network or service will pick it up! over the last 5 years it's been a show that i've always looked forward to watching and i'm really going to miss its lovable, funny characters
update: SEASON 6 WILL BE ON NBC!! even if it's just for one final season i'm glad b99 is being given the second chance it deserves!!

Thank you NBC for saving this gem!

The first seven seasons was kind of "stupid funny", where the show was pretty dumb but made you chuckle and sometimes laugh out loud. Really, the first three seasons were like that, then four through seven were mostly just chuckles.

Season 1-3: Funny
Season 4-7: Dumb, but you can chuckle (NBC got their hands on it)
Season 8: Woke garbage from the first 30 seconds

Season 8 couldn't wait to get their woke on. 30 seconds in gives us a litany of virtue signaling and political pandering and that was all I could handle. You get to hear about racial equality, race baiting, cultural appropriation, George Floyd being a saint and the savior of the universe, the sins of being white, the police being bastards - all in a 30 second span. At that point I stopped the show, deleted the episode and won't ever watch this woke garbage again. Andy Samberg has always been relatively neutral politically, he decided to plummet off the cliff of the most far-left agenda possible.

The chemistry is perfection, the pacing unsurpassed.

Running gags are present but not overplayed, and characters are allowed to develop. Few sitcoms are so willing to take such risks.

When I started watching I watched the first 4 episodes in two months.. I just didn't see the appeal but I knew that many people thought the show was great so one day I sat down and binge watched the first season and I fell in love after just few episodes. I watched all 5 seasons in three weeks. I fell in love with the characters, the humour and how the show handles subjects as racism, gender equality and many others. This is one of a kind and I'm glad it got saved. Nine-Nine!

Come season 3 and this show is going down..fast, the humor's really stale and uninteresting.

Very much enjoyed season 1 and most of season 2 -- unlike other sitcoms that start with well written and acted humor only to later morph into annoyance, this one becomes incrementally more entertaining, at least until season 3. With the 3rd season, glimpses of previous humor peek through, however, more often it has the out-of-steam demeanor that often plagues sitcoms as their shelf-life approaches expiry :-(

After we lost Andre, I started a re-watch of B99. It is one of the best procedural police settings that isn't a drama. The jokes and situations always provide a good laugh. Each character adds to the story in their own way while complimenting the others. My favorite character is and will forever be, Capt. Holt. Close second is Rosa.

We will miss you Andre, you left us too soon :persevere:

Hands down the best TV show on television. Its perfect front to back EXCEPT the beginning of the final season where they bring in COVID and everything... its like no we didnt HAVE to do that.