Brooklyn Nine-Nine

Tonight we say farewell, for now, to two of NBC’s most popular comedies. “Superstore” will end its season followed by “Brooklyn Nine-Nine.” However, the “Superstore” finale wasn’t the episode producers originally planned to end on. Lauren Ash (Dina) tells us they fell one episode short because of the coronavirus outbreak. “We got shut down because of coronavirus concerns,” Ash...

“Superstore” star Lauren Ash and “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” star Stephanie Beatriz sit down with NBC LA entertainment reporter Heather Brooker to discuss the planned and unplanned moments of the finales. You can watch what happens starting at 8PM PT on NBC LA.

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Andy Samberg’s ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ character is obsessed with ‘Die Hard,’ so he hopes Bruce Willis will make an appearance on the show.

“Brooklyn Nine-Nine” is coming back, and Terry Crews could not be more happy.

Marvel has kept its fans guessing as to what the future of their cinematic universe will hold and Saturday San Diego Comic-Con attendees willing to wait in Hall H’s long lines will likely find out.

Marvel has kept its fans guessing as to what the future of their cinematic universe will hold and Saturday San Diego Comic-Con attendees willing to wait in Hall H’s long lines will likely find out.

This year’s San Diego Comic-Con appears ready to be another great opportunity for fans to interact with their favorite stars, and, their hoping, be the first to know the latest big announcements for the entertainment industry. The four-day event, from July 18 to July 21, 2019, is stacked with guests and panels from top movies and shows. Segments from Marvel...

This year’s San Diego Comic-Con appears ready to be another great opportunity for fans to interact with their favorite stars, and, their hoping, be the first to know the latest big announcements for the entertainment industry. The four-day event, from July 18 to July 21, 2019, is stacked with guests and panels from top movies and shows. Segments from Marvel...

Terry Crews talks about hosting “America’s Got Talent,” reminisces on being a security guard for Ice Cube before becoming famous and reveals that he loves getting recognized by fans of “Brooklyn Nine-Nine.”

Melissa Fumero talks about the return of “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” and why she loves to sees Andy Samberg’s grumpy side come out on set.

The Nine-Nine lives again. “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” is living well on its new network. So well, in fact, that NBC has renewed it for a seventh season, midway through the sixth.

Andy Samberg talks about playing Bonnaroo with The Lonely Island and how celebs like Lin-Manuel Miranda, Seth Meyers, Mark Hamill, Guillermo del Toro and Sean Astin rescued “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” from cancellation.

“Brooklyn Nine-Nine” will air for the first time on NBC on January 10th. The cast tells us fans can expect more action packed fight scenes as well as more of the same humor.

Lin-Manuel Miranda and Seth Meyers talk about the resurrection of “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” the differences between filming a musical and performing one live and working with Emily Blunt on “Mary Poppins Returns.”

While it would be going too far to say the upcoming Golden Globes ceremony could be branded #GlobesSoDiverse, the nominations for the annual award ceremony announced Thursday are at least a step in the right direction. Still, many are criticizing the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA) for their lack of nominations of females in the motion picture directing category.

The cast of Brooklyn Nine-Nine brought the comedy to Comic-Con. The show airs for the first time on NBC this fall. NBC4 four talked with cast members about what fans can expect to see in the new season.

The network quickly swooped in after Fox dumped it last week, adding it to NBC’s midseason schedule. While the fan outcry was heartening, NBC Entertainment Chairman Robert Greenblatt said Sunday that because of business considerations, the pickup already was in the works. The show is made by an NBC Universal-owned studio.

Jimmy Fallon, Andy Samberg and a surprise guest alternate take turns kicking footballs at glass panels painted with their faces, each trying to be the first to smash the other’s images.