It’s been a long time since the season 7 of Brooklyn Nine-Nine was broadcast on his life-saving channel NBC, and we are already looking forward to what the next episodes have in store for us. Thanks to a recent interview with Terry Crews and given the current context around the world and the Black Lives Matter movement, we already know that the series will continue to tackle subjects as difficult as they are important. Brooklyn Nine-Nine already spoke very strikingly about racism specific to the police in the United States in the episode “Moo Moo” of season 4, and it’s clear that it will not stop there.
Terry Crews therefore confirmed that in the season 8 of Brooklyn Nine-Nine, things will change. “We all talked during a conference on Zoom recently to discuss what’s going on in the country. There is so much abuse of power. We had some pretty hard conversations and some very interesting ones about how we can handle this in the new season “. Despite a very diverse brigade, the fact that Jake, Charles and the others are part of the police force will clearly have an impact, and we are anxious to discover how B99 will once again be able to send messages of tolerance thanks to the characters we love.
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