Brooklyn Nine-Nine

The 99th precinct, a dysfunctional group of detectives, receives a new, tightly wound captain.

The culprit in a graffiti case Jake is investigating turns out to be the deputy commissioner's son.

The detectives worry Jake's losing streak will rub off on them; Boyle helps Jeffords.

Jake hits on a medical examiner at a crime scene; Amy's purse-snatching case is stalled.

Jake vows to get revenge when a detective from Special Crimes takes over his nearly solved case.

An unhappy Amy must wear a costume to go on patrol with Charles.

Jake stupidly arrests a male suspect despite having no evidence and only has 48 hours to prove he did it or release him without charge.

Terry and Charles work with Rosa on how she comes across on the witness stand.

When Sal's Pizza burns down, Jake goes out of his way to prove the owner didn't to it.

When Holt and Jake must leave Amy's Thanksgiving dinner to catch a perp, Boyle steps in to save the day.

When Holt starts getting death threats, Jake takes charge of his security; Terry gets his mojo back.

One of Rosa's perps has information on a car thief Jake has been after for years.

Jake and Amy settle their ongoing bet about who can make more arrests.

Terry takes cues from Jake while on his first task back in the field.

While investigating a string of robberies, Jake learns Amy may go work with the major crimes unit.

The officers go to Holt's house to celebrate his birthday but end up making a poor impression on his husband.

Jake intervenes in Detective Boyle's relationship; Captain Holt has a new opponent.

Jake's fate is in Gina's hands as his crushing debt threatens to put him on the streets.

All the regional precincts compete in a mandatory training course; Amy runs into an ex.

As Charles' best man, Jake must be involved with important wedding decisions.

During a weekend off, Jake decides to tackle a cold case that everyone thinks is unsolvable.

When Jake's investigation of a philanthropic leader is shut down, he seeks help from Amy and Holt.