Brooklyn Nine-Nine is a loved series mixing comedy, crime and heart. Set in 99th precinct of New York City Police, it follows a quirky team of detectives. They solve crimes, share laughs and deal with life. Led by funny Detective Jake Peralta, they face everything from serious cases to silly antics. With sharp writing, unforgettable characters and clever pop-culture nods, Brooklyn Nine-Nine has won hearts everywhere. It’s a perfect mix of humor and warm feelings.

Meet the characters from Brooklyn Nine-Nine

Jake Peralta

Jake is the guy who solves crimes while quoting Die Hard and high-fiving himself into another dimension. He’s childish, hilarious, and ridiculously brilliant when it matters — like, he’ll crack a case with a GIF and a grin. Total chaos energy: pranks, karaoke, a profound love of cereal mascots, but somehow the most dependable person in a crisis (yes, even if he cries over action movies). He forgets adulting basics but never forgets to make everyone laugh and cover for him.

Rosa Diaz

Rosa is a walking intimidation tactic with leather, sunglasses, and a permanent “do not approach” vibe. Stoic, terrifyingly competent, and secretly soft in exactly two corners of her life (maybe three), she rarely talks but means everything when she does. She’s a private person who will crush a perp and then go home and probably read something trashy — contradiction! Also has a bike and hates feelings but occasionally lets you pet her dog if you bribe her with tacos.

Amy Santiago

Amy is a color-coded, goal-setting machine who treats binders like sacred texts and will schedule your life if you give her five minutes. Competitively brilliant, incredibly organized, and secretly sentimental — she cries at milestone checklists and also at tiny victories. Super awkward in a charming way, tries very hard to be professional but also has an inner child that loves precision and justice equally. She will out-plan you, out-study you, and then make you a timeline for your feelings.

Gina Linetti

Gina is pure chaotic charisma — a performance artist disguised as an assistant (or the other way around), with an ego the size of a stadium and zero apologies. She will deliver life commentary like poetry, dissolve into interpretive dance in the bullpen, and somehow be both deeply insightful and utterly ridiculous. Claims to be a clairvoyant internet sensation, possibly true? Also strangely loyal in her own vignette-y way, and will roast you lovingly while rewriting your personal brand.

Charles Boyle

Charles is equal parts earnest romance novel and culinary documentary — he will weep about a casserole and explain its family significance in painful detail. He’s devoted, awkward, overly affectionate (especially toward Jake), and has an encyclopedic love of food that turns into investigative clues sometimes. Clumsy, fervent, and absolutely genuine, he overshares like it’s a superpower and somehow makes it work. Also, he might smell faintly of garlic and passion — possibly both.

Terry Jeffords

Terry is a giant teddy bear with biceps that could bench a car and a heart that cries at car commercials. Super protective, endlessly patient, and devoted to fitness and yogurt (seriously, yogurt is his thing), he balances muscle with sensitivity in the most wholesome way. He’s terrified of paperwork but will plan your family dinner with military precision, and also sings to his kids and scares off villains with a single glare. Terrifying in the gym, soft in the living room.

Ray Holt

Ray is the stoic, formally-dressed center of the precinct, the human embodiment of a raised eyebrow and impeccable timing. Dry, precise, insanely intelligent, and emotionally reserved — so when he does show feeling it lands like a meteor. He manages chaos with an iron eyebrow and has a tiny soft spot he reveals in the smallest of gestures (like that dog thing — Cheddar forever). Also, he makes bureaucracy sound like a dignified art form and will stare you into submission with one quiet line.

Scully

Scully is the sleepy, snack-loving enigma who radiates disinterest until he accidentally solves a mystery by napping through it. He’s lazy in the best way, oddly knowledgeable about obscure trivia (stamps? cereal mascots? maybe both), and a proud defender of comfort food and naps. Low-key brilliant at weird moments, often accompanied by Hitchcock in a symphony of sloth, but capable of surprising helpfulness at 3pm on a Wednesday. Collects weird neckties — or was that Hitchcock? Either way, food first.