The Nine-Nine is going out in a blaze of post-Olympics glory.
NBC has finally given us a premiere date for the final season of Brooklyn Nine-Nine, as well as a little look back and sneak peek all rolled up into one sweet vid. We don't yet know how the squad will be handling everything that has happened in the world since the season seven finale, but we have now gotten a glimpse at what Jake (Andy Samberg) and Amy (Melissa Fumero) look like as parents! They look...tired, but ready for anything, including a shower.
The 10-episode season will premiere August 12 on NBC, right after the end of the Summer Olympic Games, and based on what the cast has to say in the teaser video, they're going out with a lot of laughs, a bang and a mic drop.
According to Stephanie Beatriz in a very non-Rosa moment, "It's really joyful!"
Watch the video below!
The team behind Brooklyn Nine-Nine had a lot to contend with this past year after a global pandemic and a new wave of police-related violence. Creator Dan Goor told E! News that while the writers had met as early as May 2020, they had no idea if coronavirus would be addressed on screen in season eight. Star Terry Crews then said that season eight scripts had been thrown out after Black Lives Matter protests swept the country.
In an interview with Variety, Samberg said the show would certainly be addressing the situation.
"Our country is going through a hard time," he said. "It's been going through this. I've been hearing about this in rap music for 30 years. We've been told if we wanted to listen. It's been happening. What the show is going to do is further the conversation."
One thing Goor could tell us for sure after the season seven finale was that he was determined to get Chelsea Peretti back as Gina Linetti before the show said goodbye.
"Yes, for sure, 100 percent," he said when we asked if she'd return. "I think Chelsea Peretti is one of the great comediennes of our time, and I love the character of Gina. There's nothing to be read into the fact that she wasn't in this season, other than we just couldn't come up with a story in time that would work with her schedule. I wish she were in this season, she's great, she'll definitely be back, 100 percent."
Keep up with all the upcoming premiere dates below!
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Brandy, Eve, Naturi Naughton and Nadine Velasquez star as four former hip hop stars who are reuniting in their 40s in this new ABC drama, premiering Tuesday, Oct. 19.
Gwyneth Paltrow and the goop team are back with a new series, Sex, Love & goop.
The Blacklist, sans Megan Boone, returns for season nine on Thursday, Oct. 21.
The fifth and final season of Insecure will premiere on HBO Oct. 24.
Curb Your Enthusiasm's 11th season will debut Oct. 24 on HBO.
All American returns for a fourth season on Monday, Oct. 25 on The CW.
In this reboot of the former USA Network drama, 4400 marginalized people who have gone missing over the last century suddenly return, with no memory and no signs of aging. It premieres Monday, Oct. 25.
Walker is back for his second season on Thursday, Oct. 28.
Catch the first three episodes of Love Life season two on HBO Max Oct. 28.
Jodie Whittaker's final season as the Time Lord will premiere on Halloween.
Hailee Steinfeld takes her final bow as Emily Dickinson in the third and final season of AppleTV+'s Dickinson.
Netflix's Gentefied will return with a second season on Nov. 10.
The Flash is back for season eight on Tuesday, Nov. 16.
The grown-up kids of Riverdale return on Tuesday, Nov. 16 for season six.
Amazon Prime Video's action-packed series Hanna returns for a third season on Nov. 24.
Season four of Netflix's popular series returns Nov. 24.
Three new singles seek out someone special to bring home for the holidays in HBO Max's 12 Dates of Christmas, returning for season two on Nov. 25.
Say bonjour to season two of Emily in Paris, premiering on Netflix on Dec. 22.
Disney+'s newest Star Wars series, The Book of Boba Fett, will premiere before the New Year: Dec. 29, to be exact.
(E! and NBC are both part of the NBCUniversal family.)