The 99th episode is a road trip episode in which the crew races to get Holt to an important meeting. And I'm certainly not going to say which ones I like least. And I can tell you which of my children I like more, too.

It really does feel like children, it would be impossible to say - although I did just name six of them (laughs). I enjoyed the Florida episodes, when they were, but I really like them all. 'Moo Moo,' where we talked about racial profiling, was a real challenge and I felt really great about it. The episode where Jake proposes to Amy ( Melissa Fumero). All of the Halloween heist episodes have been fun and interesting. It was so fun to see these characters come to life for the first time, and to see Andy and Andre Braugher relate for the first time. It was so exciting to do and you're more involved as a showrunner with the pilot almost more than any other episode. In some ways, the pilot is an episode that I really love. TV Guide got co-creator and showrunner Dan Goor on the phone to talk about the momentous episode, Jake and Amy's wedding and whether Brooklyn Nine-Nine is already preparing for the series finale.Ĭongratulations on reaching 99 episodes! What was your favorite and 99th favorite episode the show has done?ĭan Goor: They're all my children! (Laughs) It's very hard to choose a favorite.

(Don't worry, the 100th episode will air next week, and you're welcome to celebrate how you see fit.) While other series get all jazzed up about their 100th episodes, the Fox comedy is making its celebration all about its 99th episode, which is fitting, as it's right there in the title. Brooklyn Nine-Nine hits a milestone on Tuesday - but it's a bit of a milestone that's unique to the show.

Brooklyn 99 tell me why