Game Night

It was realistic the acting was amazing it was funny but not in an offensive way they nailed it

This episode has an important meaning, acceptance. Although it was a more serious episode it was a important episode to understand the difficulties between a gay/bisexual child and telling the parents, as well as what the child wants. And judging by other reviews about the episode it is a needed episode.

"Game Night" reminds me of "Moo Moo" from season 4 episode 16. Brooklyn 99 is not good at tackling real life issues. Everything is done so clunky and heavy handedly with all the subtlety of a sledgehammer to the face, and it doesn't help that Samberg is his usual grinning buffoon. The end result is neither funny nor insightful.

They handled the issue way better and way more realistically than in "Moo Moo". But the plot itself wasn't very interesting.

That the highest mark I'm giving on Brooklyn 9-9 episode ever. It was very realistic,relatable and lovely as it could be. I loved plot, I liked it how they painted it with humour but so serious. Perfect episode.