#brooklyn's death

[ede917]

So here I thought Brooklyn's death would be really cheap, especially since they spoiled it in the trailer but no.

This is actually really God damn painful, and it's only the third episode.

[maplefiasco]

Steve's choices / Bucky's lack thereof

[nerd-elf]

I’m tagging all my favorites here, feel free to do the same

[fruity-phrog]

I absolutely love tv shows that have such an overlap of fans that you just assume someone has watched them both. The Good Place and Brooklyn Nine-Nine. Our Flag Means Death and Good Omens. The Owl House, Gravity Falls and Amphibia. They are like stray cats that cannot be adopted separately.

[sotwk]

Farewell, O Captain! My Captain!

R.I.P. Andre Braugher (1962-2023)

He was a fantastic actor and so much more than his role on Brooklyn 99. I watched many of his movies and shows, but will most treasure and remember him fondly for bringing us gut-busting laughs and countless memes as Captain Holt.

[canonically-asexual]

Whenever I get hyperfixated on a show or podcast or whatever, I like to commemorate it by making one of these weird bad embroideries and hanging it on what I call my Wall of Hyperfixations.

I'm not good at embroidery, and I don't really care to be. It's just a silly, fun thing I do while I watch my favorite shows, and it makes me happy.

Remember kids, it's okay to be bad at something and do it anyway because it brings you joy.

[mchristelle]

I had a vision, and it said "Stede with Straight Holt's quotes".

[hellishunicorn]

I jut realized what Roach's expression here:

Reminded me of:

[todayinhiphophistory]

Today in Hip Hop History:

The Notorious B.I.G.’s second and final studio album Life After Death was released March 25, 1997

[terranceholdsapencil]

"Youre a leftist?"

"Yes!"

"So you understand why the police as an institution are inherently bad?"

"Yes! All cops are bastards."

"ALL cops are bastards?"

"All cops are bastards"

"And you wont fall for copaganda?"

"I will keep away from it and not fall for it, yes sir!"

"Whats this then?"

"Dont bring the boys into this"

[cottoncandyhairedrgodess]

Just something I was curious about :P

but i don’t think it get many responses since the fandom isn’t too active rn

[nerd-elf]

That’s real love

[couldtheycatchkira]

[juniperhillpatient]

it’s just like. how many captain holt lines of dialogue live rent free in my head? how many scenes have made me get emotional & watch & rewatch & ponder over them? it was such a big deal to have an openly gay black male character whose gayness was never the butt of the joke on tv in the early 2000s. then rosa diaz was literally the first character I ever recall hearing say the words “I’m bisexual” on a popular network tv show & captain holt’s compassionate support of her was this thing that just was just simply not often a thing portrayed quite how it was on b99 on television in my experience at the time among multiple lgbt main characters. not only that but I don’t want to reduce raymond holt’s influence to his sexuality. he was funny in a unique, dead pan way that again just totally manages to cement itself in so many peoples consciousness. how many people can hear “BONE?” bellowed in disapproval in their heads? 😂 or picture the pineapple slut shirt? & how many people with complicated relationships with their dad latched onto the jake & holt found family dynamic that was just so beautifully written & acted? brooklyn has constantly been on in the background of my life because it’s one of those shows you can just watch endlessly & never get tired of. hundreds & hundreds of hours of my life have been spent chuckling at this show. & I’m just one sit com fan. we’re talking about one of the most influential sit coms of the modern age. I hope andre had some idea how much he meant to so so many people.

[percesdead]

multi fandom culture is seeing posts about one of your fandoms and going,"holy shit, there's more of them"

[araminakilla]

Found this jewel of a video on Youtube and had to share it with all of you.