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Brooklyn 99, cancelled by FOX premieres on NBC with the highest ratings in 2 years
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And for fun:
Every episode of Brooklyn 99 ranked by Vulture:
https://www.vulture.com/article/best-brooklyn-nine-nine-episodes.html
And yes, of course the best episode is number one.
Every episode of Brooklyn 99 ranked by Vulture:
https://www.vulture.com/article/best-brooklyn-nine-nine-episodes.html
And yes, of course the best episode is number one.
It deserves all the viewers. B99 + the Good Place is the best one hour of comedy on TV right now.
Agreed with you and everyone else here! Love both shows and I'm so happy to see this back and kicking ass!
This is going to be my next watch after I get through The Good Place. I've heard great things, and i'm really glad it did well with ratings!
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Having Titan Games as a lead in probably helped but the live ratings are basically irrelevant for this show now that NBC is fully in control. Fox cancelled it because NBC made all the streaming/syndication money. That's not a problem anymore.
I'm hoping Superstore and AP Bio will come back on Thursdays to join those shows. Superstore, especially.
That number 1 episode is what I expected it to be and I'm really pleased with their choice. The number 2 choice is great as well.
The ratings were bad and they didn't get any of the streaming/syndication money. NBC picked it up because they do get that money.
Yo, my wife and I binged The Good Place on Netflix, and we are hooked. Love it!
It's back already?
I know what i'll be watching this season!
I know what i'll be watching this season!
Won't lie, for a second while reading your sentence, i hoped you meant the article was written in the pov of the vulture.
Great to hear, funny ass show.
I still wish they had somehow been able to bring back Don't Trust The B In Apartment 23 somewhere, somehow. Loved that show and it still stings.
I still wish they had somehow been able to bring back Don't Trust The B In Apartment 23 somewhere, somehow. Loved that show and it still stings.
Haven't seen the episode yet (it's on my DVR), but good to see the show returned to excellent ratings. Obviously that number will drop throughout the season, but the initial numbers make me a lot more confident that we'll get another season after this.
Exactly. Fox are morons for creating such amazing sitcoms and cancelling them. The Mick, The Last Man on Earth, LA to Vegas (this one is criminally underrated) and this one. They all deserved at least 9 season run.
I hope they don't touch The Orville.
it helped that B99 was an NBC Universal production. I too wish the mick would come back.
Great to hear, thanks America for watching it.
Sadly I will have to wait until it comes to Netflix in my country, but can't wait to binge the new season.
Sadly I will have to wait until it comes to Netflix in my country, but can't wait to binge the new season.
Definitely feels like there has been more people talking about than ever before last night.
That, and, this was honestly one of the funniest episodes in a long time. If they can keep this up, this might be the best season since season 3 (this is coming from someone who thought seasons 4 and 5 were solid 8/10 seasons, but not the 9/10 season 2 was or the 10/10 for season 3).
Side note: After last season (but before the cancellation announcement), I honestly thought that this show would only go on for two more seasons, but I'm starting to think this might go for nine like The Office. Would also make sense given how much NBC is investing into this show, it would be weird for them to only pick it up post-cancellation for two seasons.
Second side note: I'm still hoping that Peretti changes her mind and stays on the show, she's still great.
That, and, this was honestly one of the funniest episodes in a long time. If they can keep this up, this might be the best season since season 3 (this is coming from someone who thought seasons 4 and 5 were solid 8/10 seasons, but not the 9/10 season 2 was or the 10/10 for season 3).
Side note: After last season (but before the cancellation announcement), I honestly thought that this show would only go on for two more seasons, but I'm starting to think this might go for nine like The Office. Would also make sense given how much NBC is investing into this show, it would be weird for them to only pick it up post-cancellation for two seasons.
Second side note: I'm still hoping that Peretti changes her mind and stays on the show, she's still great.
Really well. Even though it's on Fridays, it's Fox's third highest-rated show, after The Masked Singer and Empire.
Superstore will be coming back on March 7.
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I really do feel like comedies should try their best to get on NBC for the assurance that they won't get cancelled. I mean look at Superstore, that had a rough start, but now it's doing great, both in ratings and quality.
Feels like FOX is trying to be more and more drama oriented, I'm still surprised Bob's Burgers hasn't been cancelled, especially since it hasn't been that funny or creative in a couple of seasons.
I didn't contribute to the ratings, but it is ready to be watched in my Hulu queue. Can't wait. Holt is one of the best characters in a comedy.
Bob's Burgers has movie coming so it being cancelled isn't happening until after
Great news, and the episode was fantastic as well.
I miss that show too.
I mean, what other sitcoms have a grown man fighting a group of teenage girls.
I miss that show too.
I mean, what other sitcoms have a grown man fighting a group of teenage girls.
