Brooklyn Nine-Nine Season 7 Review: Man Hunter Returns With Some Hilarious Twists
Brooklyn Nine-Nine returns with two episodes titled, Man Hunter and Captain Kim. Both episodes follow the proved formula and leave you waiting for more in the next episode.
Story:
Brooklyn
Nine-Nine's
new
season
has
returned
after
Captain
Holt
got
demoted
for
one
year
to
complete
his
street
duty.
The
season
will
continue
on
as
Captain
Holt
gets
replaced
and
he
is
having
trouble
with
giving
up
command.
Review:
The
first
episode
starts
with
an
assassination
and
the
99
team
lead
by
Peralta
(Andy
Samberg)
has
five
hours
to
find
the
culprit.
The
entire
crime
scene
is
being
crowed
by
the
civilians
because
of
the
new
beat
cop,
Holt.
Peralta
and
Holt
for
the
rest
of
the
episode
then
have
the
most
healthy
competition
a
father-son
duo
can
have.
It
is
also
the
most
healthy
interaction
Peralta
has
with
a
father
figure.
Throughout
the
season
seven
we
are
set
to
see
several
other
father
figure
issues
pop
up
as
Peralta
and
Santiago
(Melissa
Fumero)
are
now
trying
to
have
children.
We
also
see
two
new
faces
in
the
two
episodes
and
I
hope,
Holt's
new
partner,
Fogle
(Vanessa
Bayer)
is
a
recurring
character
here
on
out.
Her
calm
personality,
full
of
wisdom
is
completely
opposite
of
everyone
in
the
team.
The
second
episode
shows
a
new
captain
taking
over
the
99
team
before
she
is
harassed,
traumatized,
and
transfers
out
again.
After
the
healthy
competition,
Peralta
and
Holt
become
partners
to
figure
out
the
new
Captain's
game
plan,
but
indeed
at
first
glance,
it
seems
like
she
has
one.
The
show's
track
record
proves
we
still
can't
trust
Kim
until
the
very
end.
In
the
end,
99
losses
a
capable
captain
and
but
with
a
promise
of
something
worse
is
coming.
One
of
the
best
moments
of
the
first
two
episodes
is
Charles
singing,
his
own
rendition
of
Boy
hunter,
and
another
is
the
"wiener
warriors"
Hitchock
(Dirk
Blocker)
and
Scully
(Joel
McKinnon
Miller),
assisting
with
the
hotdog
truck
location.