Ticking Clocks

Hmmm, it's okay, I guess, but come on, there's something missing in Brooklyn nine-nine after Gina gone there's lack of fun scenes.

This is yet another quite good b99 episode. The ensemble cast works well together, and having Sculley and Hitchcock getting garlic bread instead of finding a hacker represents their characters perfectly. Everything about this is quite good, except for one glaring issue that stops me from giving it anything higher than above average. Although some of the jokes aren't great, it's comedy is also quite good.

The person who the hacker is, is so obvious it irritated me so much throughout the episode that a room full of detectives didn't notice it until the end! This was to the point where it was almost the only thing I could think about while watching. The episode is incredibly predictable. The ending also doesn't feel earned, more incredibly lucky, although that doesn't matter much, seeing as it's a comedy show.

Other than that, not a bad episode!

This has to be the worst episode so far. It's like the jokes went so shallow they surfaced. The stumbling and running around like a bad oldschool comedy was terrible. The acting was not great, even the usually awesome actors couldn't save this one. To be honest it felt like the writers forgot to write this episode and realized it 5 minutes before the season 6 submission deadline. I hope it gets better.

Brooklyn nine nine is back with another great episode, now I can officially say, Season 6 is probably one of the strongest seasons yet. The best In this episode probably being Andy Samberg. Without giving it away, I will say that I guessed what was going to happen about a quarter of the way through, but still funny.

It was a good episode but, as already mentioned here, a bit predictable. It was still entertaining. If you are a computer scientist or know a bit about computer networks it gets incredibly cringy at some times.