How Brooklyn Nine-Nine takes up current issues for its Season 8?

The NBC sitcom finished seven successful seasons. Now it is readying itself for another ride. Meanwhile, the show’s cast and crew reveal how the series will take up current issues of racism and brutality in its upcoming season. How Brooklyn Nine-Nine takes up current issues for its Season 8? Scroll down to know more about what the showrunners got to say.

The success of Season 7 of Brooklyn Nine-Nine

The seventh season ended with a happy note. The cast and the fans are happy to welcome the new baby boy of Amy and Jake. The season was a huge success like its previous ones. So the fans are all excited to watch another season. There is no official information on the release date of the eighth season. It can be expected anytime soon.

Brooklyn Nine-Nine is an amazing show dealing with police procedures. It is one of the popular American comedy shows. Dan Goor and Michael Schur are the extraordinary creators of this show. As of now, the show has 143 incredible episodes and still, the number keeps increasing.

Black Lives Matter and Brooklyn Nine-Nine

After the unfortunate killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis, television shows are facing dilemmas. This has a huge impact on the portrayal of cops in the entertaining shows. Million people are protesting on the streets upholding #BlackLivesMatter. At this time, enough attention is required in making police-related shows. Brooklyn Nine-Nine takes up the issue of racism and police brutality in its upcoming season.

Terry Crews, lead actor in Brooklyn Nine-Nine, in a chat show- Late Night with Seth Meyers, shares, “Definitely. We all got on a Zoom call just the other day because of what’s happening in this country. We were witnessing so many abuses of power. We had some somber talks and some eye-opening conversation about how to handle this new season.”

It is not the first time, Brooklyn Nine-Nine says that it is going to deal with racism. It already did. In an episode called Moo Moo, Terry is profiled as a criminal, despite being a cop himself. The police arrested him just because he was Black and looked suspicious. Then Terry shows his badge. Only after that things get light.

Fate of Cop shows

Owing to the current crisis in America, many cop shows are postponed. Paramount Network’s Cops, Live PD, Season 2 of LA’s Finest, are quite a few examples. We don’t know if these shows will return to the television. Even if they return, any controversial scene will become a hot topic. So the makers need to pay attention to their shows. No surprise if these shows take up the current issues and change their storyline. Anything and everything is possible here. Fans await each of the show eagerly to note what they have in their minds.

Favorite episodes

We asked you to tell us your favorite #Brooklyn99 episodes, based on a quote, and here are the most popular answers.

The Chopper (S2, E22)
Skyfire Cycle (S4, E8)
Game Night (S5, E10)
Safe House (S5, E12)
Casecation (S6, E12)

— Brooklyn Nine-Nine (@nbcbrooklyn99) May 27, 2020

In a recent tweet, the show makers asked their fans to quote a dialogue and state their favorite episodes in all seasons of Brooklyn Nine-Nine. The results were published later. The Chopper (S2, E22), Skyfire Cycle (S4, E8), Game Night (S5, E10), Safe House (S5, E12), Casecation (S6, E12) became toppers.

Along with these episodes, fans commented on a range of other episodes. The fan engagement and love are the two big reasons, the show is running successfully, even after seven seasons. While many other shows stop their rides juts after three to four seasons, Brooklyn Nine-Nine is one of the outstanding shows that still entertain us.

Cast of Brooklyn help Protesters

We are aware of the present situation. Coupled with the current pandemic situation, America also focuses on the protests supporting Black Lives. People leave their homes and come down to streets to uphold the cause. At a pressuring situation like this, Brooklyn extended its generous arms to the protesters. The cast has generously contributed to the National Bail Fund Network. NBF is an organization working for paying bail and bond funds of the protesters.

Donate to These Orgs to Support Black Trans People https://t.co/Zozf8ltMaC via @vice

— Stephanie Beatriz (@iamstephbeatz) June 7, 2020

Stephanie Beatriz, one of the cast members of Brooklyn Nine-Nine, donated $11,000 to the NBF. She also tweets in support of the protests. She strongly voices out against white supremacy and police brutality. In a series of retweets, she extends all her support to all the protesters of America.

#JusticeForGeorgeFloyd https://t.co/mwCLtdpW0p pic.twitter.com/Z8HRCTvZD3

— Dan Goor (@djgoor) June 3, 2020

The showrunner Dan Goor also donated a sum of $100000 to NBF. Almost all of the cast members actively participate in protests and support for people who protest.

All episodes of all seven seasons are available on the streaming platform Hulu. We must be happy that the series takes up social issues in the upcoming season. But we don’t know how far the plot will be affected by the infestation of issues. Stay connected with us to know more about how Brooklyn Nine-Nine solves this mystery.