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Without further ado, let's bring out the
cast of Brooklyn Nine -Nine for a big,

fun edition of the Night Shift with the
Nine -Nine. Let's get the party started.

Joel McKinnon Miller.

Dirk Blocker.

Hello, Trulio!

The one and only Terry Crews!

He's our favorite detective.

No, sorry, no judgment.

Andy Samberg.

And last but certainly not least,
executive producers Dan Gore and Luke

Deltredio.

Well, let's start from the beginning.

You know, you heard Stephanie on the
intro video.

She asked for embarrassing stories. So
let's dive in right there. And as Holt

would say, give me your hot goth.

Hot goth.

Give me your embarrassing stories.
What's your hot goth? Who's got the good

embarrassing stories?

I don't know. I heard him rehearse a
lot. He's playing Blade.

That's cool.

That is.

Did you mean about the show?

about the show, each other on set.

I mean, you guys clearly are a fun cast.

I mean, what's it like on set? How do
you get any work done?

We're very professional.

Yeah.

We work hard.

We like each other.

Joel has a drug problem.

It's bad, and we decided not to talk
about it, but if you're asking for

that's the gossip.

Yeah, yeah.

Well... When you guys are taping,
though, who breaks first? Who's the

break during a scene?

I mean, presently at this table, me.

But Chelsea had me beat the last few
seasons.

Correct? Yeah, Chelsea stopped trying.

It kind of became part of her character
that her character was always laughing.

Yeah. And since they're not here, Steph
and Andre.

Yeah.

They break.

They break all the time. And they're not
here to defend themselves. Every day.

They're not here to defend themselves.
Nope. At all.

But we wanted them to be here.

Yes. While they can't be here, we
thought the next best thing would be to

their presence with us.

So if you guys could bring out Andre
Brower. Ladies and gentlemen, Andre

Thank you for putting them right behind
me.

I'm not going to be thinking about that
for the duration.

Well, let's talk about last season.

Dan and Luke, this was your first year
on NBC.

What were some of the things that you
were able to do there that you weren't

able to do on Fox?

We did a lot of cursing.

A lot of bleeping.

Some pixelation. Did we do any
pixelation? We did some pixelation,

Some nudity.

Well, I said the dirtiest thing ever.

Oh, yeah. It was the dirtiest thing. It
was so dirty and nasty.

I don't even want to talk about it,
Terry. I know.

Everybody had to break. They said, we're
going to lunch.

We got to go to lunch.

It even shocked me.

Let's contextualize because you're just
saying you said something dirty like

into space. There was a part in the
script where the character Terry says

something dirty and was like.

Terry expletive run and then we'll bleep
it.

And I think what the writers intended
was not nearly as shocking as what Terry

actually did.

Kind of ran with it and a lot of demons
came out.

The editor started crying when she heard
it.

It was like End of Lost Ark, yeah.
Because you couldn't bleep before, but

could bleep on NBC.

And the B and the C and the A was also
the C and the B. Oh, yeah.

It was a kind of journey. It's my
favorite children's book.

One of my favorite things about the
show, and we were just talking about

is the cold opens.

First of all, do you guys have some
favorite cold opens, and have there been

that didn't work?

Oh.

We could talk about favorite cold opens.
There is one cold open we shot. It was

the second episode we ever shot.

There was a cold open where, and that's
the only one that didn't work. It's the

only thing we ever did that didn't work.

Okay. It was the second episode. Jake
and Amy pursued a criminal into a

Amy was incredibly intimately aware.

She was like, go to Dewey Decimal
Section 3491 -2 -2.

And then Jake was like, where?

And then they got into a fight throwing
a book, and we sort of hadn't figured...

I think now if we did it, it would work.

I remember that. Yeah, I remember
shooting the cold open. We should air

never aired. People notice that we look
way younger.

I wrote that. I always thought it was
great.

I know. You bring it up a lot.

Favorite cold open?

My favorite cold open...

There are a bunch I like. I really love
the one where Terry let a tarantula

crawl around on his head.

That was so real.

It was.

Quite. I love Oldest Bag.

Yeah, when they talk about Oldest Bag
and then Charles thinks they're talking

about the oldest person they've slept
with.

Right.

That was a good one. Yeah, that was a
good one. And I love it.

There's a part where Jake is laughing
and it's actually Andy laughing at...

At Joe.

Oh, in that cold open. Yeah, in that
cold open, yeah. There's like a reaction

shot of you laughing, and it's you
really laughing.

It was on some sort of Joe riff.

Yeah, yeah.

Button McGee, was Button McGee going?
Yeah, Button McGee was going. Oh, yeah.

That's what we call Joe, because he
always has... I can't end a scene

and I keep talking.

The scene doesn't stop. And the scene
doesn't stop, so I'd be Kristen Button

McGee. The joke that ends a scene is
called a button.

And so we call Joe Butt McGee because he
always tries to add one more at the

end. I can't stop.

I can't stop. Like, but what if I went
there with you?

No, that was the end of the scene before
that.

Yeah.

Go ahead.

No, you.

I like the, one of the cold opens I like
is.

There's one where Charles is coming in
over and over in different costumes, and

they're making fun of him. And there
was, at one point, I don't know if the

is in there, but Charles just started
making fun of himself and pointing at

himself, and that was a laugh.

My favorite was, and still makes me
laugh every time, is the Frosted Tips.

he came back from Florida, and, you
know, and he's, we're tips!

And then when he sees it getting cut off
and he's like, I cannot stop laughing

at that.

It's one of the funniest things I've
ever seen in my life.

Yep, yep, yep, yep, yep, yep, yep. The
coffee open.

Still the best. That and Backstreet
Boys. Coffee One was a real leap of

because it was so much of an editing
joke.

We rarely do that. We're relying totally
on an editing mechanism to make it

funny with the slow -mo and all that.

The Diane Wiest, I think, is also one
that we all love. Wiest infection.

Wiest infection. Yeah.

And then the longest stare down in the
history of the show.

I love that one. I mean, someone's got
to say Backstreet Boys, right?

Yeah.

Can't bury the lead.

Yeah.

Well, let's shift to Jake and Amy.

Andy, Melissa.

When you guys first started out, did you
have any idea that they would become

such a beloved couple that just everyone
would root for?

No. Yet. No.

How did we get feedback?

I don't know.

It's our energy. It's like the comedy
gods being like, no.

I guess we hope.

We hoped and dreamed.

Yeah.

Those of us who were casting it felt
very confident that it was going to work

out.

How did Jake and Amy test, Dan?

Yeah.

Through the roof, Andy.

That's nice.

I love test greetings.

When we auditioned, actually, Andy read
with people who were auditioning for the

part of Amy, and we did a little
improvisation after reading a scene.

And I think Melissa was...

one of the only people, if not the only
person, who had what we call the blow or

the big joke at the end of the scene.
She came up with a joke and it was the

funniest joke in the scene and we sort
of ended it there.

And we were like, oh yeah, she can hold
her own with Andy. She's fantastic.

I did?

Yeah. I really am.

Not a particularly high bar.

I don't remember that. And now she
dominates me every day of my life.

And I'm grateful for it.

What else is going on?

I do want to say, I remember when we
were doing the pilot.

And it was as if we had already been
doing this for like

months. And we had only been together
like two days.

And I was like, this is special. And
then.

I got to sit in the office with Andre
Brower, okay?

When I tell you, yes, first of all. Do
you believe he's here?

There he is.

He looked at me just like that.

But I was.

Terry, Terry, it's good to sit in the
office with you, too.

But I knew it was special simply because
what he brings. I mean, he grounds the

show. He makes it what it is. It's like.

You can't imagine it without Andre.

You know what I mean? And I remember it
feeling like that in the beginning. I

remember coming home like, my God, you
won't believe the day we just had. Like,

I know I enjoyed it. And I knew if I
loved it, then someone else would. But I

have to say, I did not know it would
become as huge as it has become.

And I'm so thankful. It's amazing.

Yeah. Just going back to Jake and Amy
really quick, Dan, they did not kiss at

all last season. What?

Not at all?

No one noticed that. It's crazy that
you're bringing that up.

If you read the Internet, if you scour
the Internet, you will find not one

person has mentioned that.

This is a crazy thing. This is a crazy.
No, I know. Look, it's a great failing.

If I had my druthers, 36 % of the show
would be them kissing.

Tenderly.

14 % would be them talking about how
they just kissed.

No, there were a number of, I don't know
what happened. Look, it's a great,

mistakes were made.

Mistakes were made. This is so
enjoyable.

Mistakes were made. That's all I'll say.
Obviously, we love it when they kiss,

but, you know, they are just like being,
told about sex by your dad.

You'll both have your clothes off.

I mean, you don't have to have your
clothes off. Human skin can be

to touch.

Like animals do it. Watch your mother
and I.

Well, I don't know what happened to your
house.

Exactly that.

No, here's the thing.

The thing is, they do work together.

And this is a work -based show, and I
mean, in most workplaces, there aren't a

ton of kisses happening, hopefully.

And so, I think in the end, what you'll
see is we did the right thing. Thank

you.

There will be kissing in season seven.

There will be kissing.

And more.

Lots more.

It's going to be good, guys.

Jesus Christ.

I don't know what's going on.

Well, did people want to see them kiss?
Nobody wants to see them kiss.

Yeah. I said no one wants to see them
kiss, and you all went, yeah.

Dan,

I will pay you $1 ,000 to stop talking
about this.

Okay. Well, let's talk about the other
main couple on Brooklyn Nine -Nine here.

Joe. Boyle and Jake have one of the best
romances on all of TV.

Do you have a favorite moment?

A favorite moment?

Favorite moment.

I love when Jake and... They should kiss
more!

I thought you should kiss more.

Right? I agree.

My favorite moment is when we kiss.

Wait a minute.

I like when we thought it was our last
ride.

You know, we're kind of starting to cry
while we're staking out, you know, the

job. And I like that moment. Two guys
just getting real with each other.

And I don't know. I think it's important
to show that, you know, affection is

important and nothing to be ashamed of.
That's right. Oh.

There's no joke there. There's no joke
there.

Andy, you do the joke.

I already did the kissing thing. Okay.

Go back and forth.

It's like tennis.

This is awkward. It's awkward.

I like tennis.

Terry, you won the Cinco de Mayo
Halloween Heist last year.

And you were spray -painted gold.

First of all, how much fun was that
episode for you?

And were you happy that Terry finally
got the win?

Say that again. I'm sorry.

Was the Halloween heist satisfying and
being painted gold fun?

No. No, it wasn't. No, first of all, it
was very, very satisfying because we do

not know who's going to win. We
literally know it's going to be a hype,

get the script, and then we read it, and
we're like, ah!

And they write it, but you feel like you
actually did win it because you're so

smart. You know what I mean?

But being painted gold hurt.

It hurt a lot.

Does it hurt when you sweat?

I'm allergic to nickel and metal. And
they were like, well, there's no metal

the makeup. But it was in the suit.

And so I was itching all week. And I
broke out.

But I was like, but the joke is going to
be worth it.

And it was. It was.

I'll be gold again.

I'm no problem with it.

So Holt mentioned that the heist would
move back to Halloween last season. Dan

and Luke, what can we expect from that?

That he was wrong?

I mean, we're mid -season.

So we don't know exactly when our first
air date will be, but it'll be after

Halloween. I mean, that doesn't mean we
won't figure out some clever way of

making it actually having been Halloween
or something.

But sadly, we will not be able to have a
heist.

on or around Halloween of 2020?

Hear me out, time travel.

Wait a second. Hear me out. Okay.

There's a DeLorean.

Interesting.

No, but we love, I mean, as fans of the
show ourselves, we love the heists, and

we will continue to do them whenever we
are on the air.

And I was really, we thought the Cinco
de Mayo solution was kind of cool.

So... Phrased weird.

No, I won it. I won it, so it's done.

Yeah. But Dan, you do have another
announcement about something coming back

season.

Oh, we are going to do the Jimmy Jab
games again.

Which is new day.

We're just going to show it this time
because they do it every year as stated

the first one.

Anyway, what do you think, Andre?

He's a goof.

Dirk and Joel, we finally saw young
Hitchcock and Scully. Flat top

and the freak. How good was that?

How did you respond to learning about
their past as young cops? And is there a

part of you that kind of wants to see
the back in action like that again?

Well, I think the guy that played Scully
could have been a little bit more

ripped.

And I think the love affair between
Hitchcock and Scully is really something

behold.

Yeah.

I know I like to behold it.

We had a wonderful time, and we thought
those two young gentlemen were terrific,

and we just had a blast. And I think you
all enjoyed it too, and we really

appreciated that.

One

of the other things

that I really enjoy about this show is
that it's not afraid to kind of go there

when it comes to issue -driven comedy.

Melissa, what kind of response did you
get last season from the Me Too episode?

It was overwhelmingly beautiful.

You know, obviously, even before that
episode was written, that was something

that was almost a daily conversation for
me and other women and men in my life.

And obviously Terry and everything that
he came forward with. So when they wrote

that episode, it felt very personal.

And I thought the writers really...

nailed the tone of it, and the way they
presented it felt

really authentic, like they weren't
pushing a sort of side or, you

know, opinion.

It was just like, this is how this
happens in real life.

So, and yeah, and I think for people to
see Amy vulnerable, you know, that

was really satisfying just as an actor
because...

I don't think we could have done that
earlier in our run. That felt like

something you can only do in a season
six. You've sort of gotten to a place

where you've earned it with the
character, and it feels more special to

in that light. And then just the
response from women and men of feeling

seen, of thank you for telling the
story. Also from a lot of people being

I never kind of thought of it this way,
or my eyes were open to...

these kind of issues and how these
things can unfold.

Yeah, I was really, really proud of that
episode.

I thought Stephanie Beatrice knocked it
out of the park.

It was amazing to have my friend behind
the camera.

And behind you in cutout form. Yeah.

Yeah, and I got to do those scenes with
my favorite scene partner.

Big chemistry.

Can I just say that also I thought you
and Stephanie and Andy, the writers

a lot of time really working on this
episode, but we really listened to the

feedback from them. And in an earlier
draft, I think we had a much sort of

rosier, sunnier ending, and it was
really important to everyone to show

it wasn't a simple cut -and -dry
solution. And if you really look at the

of it, it...

it's really sort of a split decision.

It's not like we really try not to tie
things up with a bow. And it was really

important. I think the writers, we got a
little bit scared at a certain point,

and the actors really kind of forced our
hand and said, like, let's not tie this

up with a bow. Let's make this a little
more difficult.

So thank you.

Thank you, Dan.

Luke.

How important is it to you guys to
continue to tackle important subjects?

can you say anything about anything
you're working on for next season?

I mean, I think it's incredibly
important that we do it. We've, you

think that we've received great
feedback. And it's like, you know, I

one thing that's been amazing about the
response, especially in the last few

years to the show and us understanding
how much this show reaches people and

much it affects people's lives, it's
incredible on a, like, creative level

to feel like...

appreciated but it also brings with it a
lot of like a sense of responsibility I

think that we feel like this is we're
putting something out into the world and

we really see it and I think we all take
very seriously the responsibility to do

something with that power you know and I
think as we're putting stuff into the

world we are very conscious about trying
to put good into the world or lead

conversations that are important so I
think we will continue to do it.

I don't think we've talked about this
year anything, and I don't know, you

there are big episodes that are
obviously issue episodes, like the Me

episode or where Terry was racially
profiled, but there's also, we try to

of it in terms of little moments too,
you know, little throwaway lines or

that just show that we, you know, that
acknowledge real world problems and

issues for people and try to make it
clear that as much as it's a comedy show

that people...

should laugh at that it's also, you
know, that there's things in the world

there and that we're not just existing
totally in a vacuum.

But also we're definitely going to
continue following Rose's story and

story with her parent and the
relationships that she gets into.

And so, I mean, and there are, and we,
if we, there are issues we are

in, it's just, it's really important to
us to tackle them in a way that is fair

to the issue and also still funny in
some capacity.

Thank you, clown person.

Harley Quinn.

Thank you, Harley Quinn.

You guys said farewell to Chelsea
Peretti and Gina last season.

Dan and Luke, now that we've seen her
exit, first of all, have you talked

her returning at all in some capacity
here and there?

And is there a chance we'll see more of
a revolving door when it comes to

assistance for Holt?

That's a great question.

I think it's like a very tempting thing
to have a revolving door of

assistance, and certainly it's been very
funny on other shows. I just feel like

Gina is so irreplaceable.

It's very hard.

It's unfair to whatever actor we would
put in that spot to have to do anything

to live up to Chelsea at all.

But I think we've talked at great length
about bringing her back, and we'd like

to bring her back for... Multiple
episodes. Multiple episodes, big plot,

plot, little joke here and there. We
would love to have her as much as...

if the actor was Brad Pitt?

What'd you say?

What if the actor was Brad Pitt? Would
that still be unfair?

We would use Brad Pitt.

Let's talk a little bit about the
finale.

Holt winds up back on patrol.

How long can we expect him to remain a
patrolman? And what is that going to do

to the rest of the Nine -Nine?

No spoilies.

I think that we want to pay tribute to
the cliffhanger. We're not just going to

blow past it.

The reason we decided to do that as a
cliffhanger was because...

It's a change in the dynamic which will
change everyone else's dynamic.

And also, we've done things like this
before, but every time we've done

something like this, the people who are
displaced are literally displaced.

And so they're not in the squad anymore.
They're not in the precinct. And that

makes it really difficult to write
stories, which also puts a lot of

us to reverse the cliffhanger. So, for
instance, if Jake and...

Rosa go to jail, they can't do stories
with other people at the Nine -Nine. But

what's attractive to us about demoting
Holt is that he's in the squad while

demoted. And so this change affects
everyone, and it affects him with

and it allows him to interact with
everyone.

Yeah. Terry, now that your character has
been promoted to lieutenant or loot,

what would you like to see him do next
season?

Wow. You know, that's just one thing I
love.

about the show is that every episode,
the world changes.

You can tell where you are in the whole
world of Brooklyn Nine -Nine by where

everyone is. I mean, you look at the
relationship between you and Chelsea's

character, and if you watch that, you're
like, oh yeah, that was season two. You

know what I mean?

This whole thing about everyone moving
up and wanting a goal of moving into

another place, I think is necessary,
especially...

In this time of TV where shows have to
end, you know, it's kind of crazy. But I

remember when, like, Fantasy Island
would go forever. You know what I mean?

But when you look at Brooklyn Nine
-Nine, and you have to build the

And I think that by giving everyone
goals means that we may not be together

forever. It's a beautiful place.

Listen.

I know.

I'm a downer right now. But no, I'm here
to tell you, though, I'm here to tell

you that there's so much more in each
one of these characters. This is why the

show has fulfilled so many people.

When I see Amy's character moving up and
on and the dynamic that it changes,

it's like a beautiful dance.

And I can't wait to see. I literally
can't wait to see what...

Because we don't know. I mean, only this
man, these two guys on the end know

what's going to happen to us.

So it's really, really cool. It's a
little scary, but it's cool.

This season also saw, or last season
also saw, Jake and Amy have that real

-to -heart conversation about having
children.

First of all, what kind of parents do
you think that they'll be?

And, I mean, let's just start there.
What kind of parents do you think

be? And is that something that you're
hoping to see sooner rather than later?

I feel like Jake will be good.

I don't love your sex tape.

I don't know that Amy would agree with
that 100%. No, she would. She would.

I think she would. Yeah.

God.

They both would probably be a little
extra. Amy, for sure.

But thorough.

Just so thorough. Yeah.

I truly think Jake would be great
because of the things that he talks

that episode where they're discussing
whether or not they should, which is

had such a tumultuous relationship with
his own dad that he wants to fix it sort

of moving forward by making it a better
experience for his own kid.

Yeah. Yeah, I think they'd be sweet
parents. And before you can have a baby,

have to do some kissing.

I don't understand why we need to see
Jake and Charles kissing before Jake and

Amy have a baby.

But I'll do it. I'm in.

You guys have had so many guest stars,
especially this last season, Lin -Manuel

Miranda, Nicole Byers, Kim Meadows, and
Mario Lopez, who could forget.

For the cast, who else would you like to
see swing by the Nine -Nine, and what

role would they have?

Who would they play?

Who your dream guest star would be?
Joel, who's your dream guest star?

Sting.

Not what I expected.

Zero hesitation.

You'd been thinking about it.

Was sitting there this whole time going,
please ask me about the guest star.

Man, I hope I can say Sting. My wife
says I remind her of Sting.

I see it.

Dirk? Oh, hmm.

I think I've pitched this before, but I
think Jack Nicholson would fit really

well with it.

Jack Nicholson?

Preetsy's Honor.

Check out Preetsy's Honor. He is so
friggin' funny in that thing.

Look, I'm going to come out and just say
Mark Hamill.

Yes.

I'd like to see Mr. Mark Hamill.

I know I would love to see him play a
villain.

But if he plays an ice cream man, I'd be
happy.

And so would Boyle.

But that would be my pick.

I second that. I'm just on the Mark
Hamill thing. Mark Hamill.

Definitely Mark Hamill.

I always say Amy Poehler, but I don't
know if I'd be able to say any of my

lines.

So if you ever write that, if she ever
comes, just have me in the scene staring

at her.

Thanks.

I mean, for me, I guess it would just be
such an honor and a thrill if, like,

Andre or Stephanie showed up for a
change.

Yeah!

I'm kidding!

We love them!

We love them!

I needed a joke.

Wow!

Bruce Willis, obviously.

earlier, a Twitter campaign.

What was the hashtag we came up with?

BeWilly99. Yeah, BeWilly99.

Yes. And let's, I think we can make this
happen with public pressure.

Yes.

We have no idea if he's even aware of
his legacy on this show.

Very doubtful.

But if we make it a big enough thing,
then people will have to, he'll have to

like respond.

Shame him.

Yes.

Shame him onto the show, you guys. We
can do this.

He strikes me as the type that would be
into that.

I'm not going to get punched at some
event for it.

Dan, I think you have a guest star
announcement.

Oh, yeah.

Vanessa Bear, I think, will be on the
show this year, who's very funny and

great. And we're going to do, hopefully,
a little mini arc with her.

And obviously, Sting.

Well, that's Sting.

Playing Joel's twin brother.

Yeah!

We're going to do audience questions in
a minute, so if you want to line up,

we're going to get to that in just a
second.

But, you know, looking ahead, Luke,
what's still on the show's bucket list

you'd really like to see do, that you'd
like to do next?

What's on the show's bucket list? We've
been talking forever, for four years

now, about Holt and Kevin's vow renewal
ceremony.

We talk about it every year, and then we
don't get around to it, and I really

would like to.

Mark Evan Jackson reminds us about it
every chance he can.

I think at this point we're not doing it
just because he's... He calls in the

middle of the night. It's weird.

Is there anything else on the bucket
list for you guys?

I mean, I don't have a bucket list.

Oh, you got to get a bucket list. I do?

Yeah, that's a thing people do.

I remember at the end of season one, we
had a bunch of ideas written up on the

board, just general ideas.

And we got through all of them in season
one. We ran through everything except

for two. And one said, Charles does
devil sticks.

And we got to that. And the other said,
Jake loves honey mustard.

And I don't know exactly how we'll work
that in, but I feel like if we could get

to it, it would be great. I always
thought it would be funny if Charles...

Took up pole dancing for exercise class
and broke his... I'm in.

I'm in.

I'm in.

I'll do it.

That's actually very good.

I'd actually like to see, like have a
flashback of the first time Charles and

Jake meet.

I want to see that. When Chucky met
Jakey.

What was the episode title? When Chucky
met Jakey.

There you go. It's half written.

Do you think they would like each other
right off the bat?

I think, yeah, for Boyle. Love at first
sight. Yeah.

For Jake, I don't know. What song do you
think would be playing in Boyle's mind

when he first saw Jake?

The Wind Beneath My Wings.

I think so, too.

Sung by Sting.

Oh.

Or just Joel, who would be able to tell
the difference. That's true.

That's true.

Every breath you take is pretty much,
yeah.

We're going to take our first question
from the audience.

While the cast would love to hug, take
hugs and selfies with everyone, let's

please limit that and not do that at
all, okay?

They sent all their hugs and all their
selfies, but let's stick to questions.

Hi, I'm Ethan. I really enjoy your show.
I like to watch it at home with my mom

and dad.

And my question is that how do you guys
feel about the original Cheddar and his

sister playing in the show, like in the
Halloween Heights? And is there a big

change in their performance?

You guys can speak to that more. I think
the original Cheddar and his

sister... Both did an excellent job. I
think you guys are on set more with

I can't speak to it because we won't be
on set together at the same time because

we used to date and we don't talk to
each other.

So awkward.

It's very uncomfortable.

She dated both the original Cheddar and
the sister.

Yeah.

No, obviously the elephant in the room
is that the original Cheddar passed

which we're all very sad about.

But after...

13 years of life, which is 91 years in
dog years.

So, did great.

Yeah.

And his sister's great.

Yeah.

I mean, it's a bummer.

Young man, thank you for watching the
show.

Yeah.

We appreciate you and your question.

Hi, my name is Madison.

Hi. Hi.

So, I want to ask Terry, what is your
favorite flavor of yogurt?

Oh.

Serious business now.

Serious business.

Now, on the show, they wrote mango.

And it was discontinued.

But in real life, in real life, my
favorite flavor, what?

Strawberry.

What did he say?

Strawberry. Strawberry fruit on the
bottom. Yeah, I could have guessed that.

Strawberry fruit on the bottom. Wow.

That's the great stuff.

You like to stir it?

Food on the bottom. You're a wild man.
Usually in a glass jar. You know those

little special ones you get from the
real, like, I'm sorry.

No, I love yogurt. I do. I really do.
It's awesome.

Thank you. Thank you. That was a great
question.

Hi, guys. My name is Katie. I love your
show.

I just have a two -part question, very
quick.

One, are we ever going to see a Lonely
Island together cameo? Oh!

Yes!

Well,

Keeva and Jorm have both been on the
show.

But the Lonely Island?

We have to get Jorm's weirdo mini -golf
arcade character from Florida to come to

Brooklyn.

And Akiva...

Blind guy? No, no depth perception.

No depth perception guy.

Because you shot him in the face?

On accident.

All in the same place.

And then I assumed rapping.

So I'm going to give you a definite
maybe.

Think about what you did, Andre. Stand
back there.

I'm Gio. I actually did a survey for all
this panel to see who was, like, here

for everything. I got bored in line. So
it was Brooklyn Nine -Nine was, like, in

the top three. So that's awesome, and I
love you guys a lot. But my question is,

are we going to see more from, like,
Rosa and, like, her secret life and

everything that's all the apartments and
everything?

That's a great question. I love her.
Yeah, I'm aware of the character of

Her many pursuits.

Yeah, I think we might see more.

This is an ongoing debate. I think you
raise a good question. Because I think

seeing some is good. I kind of feel like
the fantasy of her life may be more

fun and funnier than the reality to some
extent.

And so I think it's a balancing act.

But it's definitely an issue in the
writer's room, a contentious one.

Thank you for your question. It was a
great question.

My name's Angela.

Lonely Island concert in New York was
amazing.

It's my fake rap group, you guys.

The pervert Jake and Kevin are my
favorite disguise. I was wondering

if you guys had your favorite disguise
in the show.

A favorite what, guys?

Disguise.

Man, that one was good.

I feel like Jake and Charles were
longshoremen for one shot once. Yeah.

Twink. That was pretty funny. That was
the cold open. That was funny. Uh -huh.

Remember we had our smiles painted on
and came in in disguise as we were

in the deal.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah. It was kind of like the Parnell
episode where he's doing coke in the

bathroom. Yeah, yeah.

Skyfire? You guys were great in Skyfire
disguises?

Skyfire. Oh.

What? Sky Flight.

Whoa!

What?

When did you put that on? Like a year
ago.

What? And just waiting for this? Yeah,
for this moment.

You had that on the whole time? It was
worth it for the year.

I love the first Pontiac Bandit when
you're in the white suit.

You walk out of the club. You walk in
his dad's suit, right? You look like a

Boys to Men Christmas album.

Stephanie's lying, right? But it's set
to Mama Said Knock You Out, maybe?

Yeah. Yeah.

Hi.

Hi. This question is for Terry because
Terry is my favorite. I love all of you,

but Terry's my favorite.

No, that's great.

That's good. I'm glad we flew down.

Don't do that with your kids ever.

Other than the yogurt, what is, other
than the yogurt thing, what is a

personality or a characteristic that is
definitely not Terry Crews but is

definitely Sergeant Terry?

Wow.

Let's see.

That's a deep one because it's all me. I
ain't going to lie.

It's very, they take in every part of my
life and put it in the show. Thank you.

You can pay for it. You know what?

Does Terry Crews wear suspenders?

No, no, I don't wear suspenders.

That is a really good one.

I have never worn suspenders until this
show.

And there it is. That was, man, he had
to answer it. And Terry, I have to ask,

are you a cop?

Because if so, you've been narking.
Well, I'm a snitch, so, you know.

You a cop?

That question was so good, can she get a
sweatsuit?

All right.

We're going to give away a sweatsuit. We
got to give her one of these, too.

Thank you.

That was a brilliant question.

I'm sorry. I had to.

It's anatomically

Oh, it's Rosa.

There you go.

Yes.

That's how we do it at 9 -9.

I'm drunk with power right now.

We have time for one more question.

Hi. A lot of pressure. But look at this.

It was going to be a cheddar question,
but that already happened.

So I had to kind of think on the fly.

First, thank you guys. You actually
threw my son's bar mitzvah, but you

not remember that from episode five. So
thank you for that.

But my question, I guess, would be,
obviously, Stuart, the corgi passed.

Do you guys have any, did you learn
anything about corgis from working with

on set maybe?

You guys had a whole episode dedicated
to one of the various cheddars.

They hold romantic grudges, apparently.

I just don't want to be on the set.

You refuse to say what happened. That's
all I'm saying. You don't want to know.

Did you learn anything about corgis,
Dan?

I learned that they're a great dog.

They're beautiful, beloved, wonderful.

Look at them.

Heavy, they're heavy.

Is there anything else you learned about
them?

There are two corgis down here for all
of you who can't see them, and they're

very cute.

They're very cute.

And apparently Terry's a cop!

Have you done something illegal? Yeah,
what did you do? What the hell did you

do? Was that a confession?

No, no, no. What did you do? That is a
legally binding confession.

Well, that is sadly all the time that we
know.

But before we go, we have a little treat
for you guys.

Can we say one thing? We just want to
say thank you to all of you. You guys

the best fans in the world.