Brooklyn Nine-Nine · Season 7 13 Episodes
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Jake and Amy rethink their family plans, Holt chafes over his demotion, and the squad sees the return of old pals and nemeses amid the usual shenanigans.
Episodes
| No | First Air Date | Name | Overview |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7x1 | Manhunter | Jake finds his authority tested and thunder stolen by a beat-walking Holt amid a manhunt. Amy turns to Rosa for support during a personal crisis. | |
| 7x2 | Captain Kim | When an interim captain arrives at the Nine-Nine, Jake sets out to prove she's way too good to be true. Boyle rebrands his image. | |
| 7x3 | Pimemento | Adrian Pimento resurfaces with a "Finding Dory"-esque memory problem. Jake tries to keep a secret from Boyle. The squad attends a mandatory HR seminar. | |
| 7x4 | The Jimmy Jab Games II | Jake revives the Jimmy Jab Games, with Boyle going full-on P.T. Barnum as host of the competition and Holt's timid new partner reluctantly joining in. | |
| 7x5 | Debbie | The squad suspects an inside job when guns and cocaine connected to a notorious crime boss go missing from the Nine-Nine. | |
| 7x6 | Trying | Time flies as Jake and Amy focus on their family plans. Holt bristles over his tedious new job. A tooth-wielding Hitchcock searches for his Cinderella. | |
| 7x7 | Ding Dong | Holt risks his career by refusing to let his greatest nemesis have the last word. Boyle and Terry compete for Jake's tickets to an exclusive kid event. | |
| 7x8 | The Takeback | The reappearance of Doug Judy lands Jake in hot water. Terry scrambles to replace Holt's treasured keepsake. The Nine-Nine gets a new vending machine. | |
| 7x9 | Dillman | When an apparent prank destroys a key piece of evidence, Holt taps the best detective he knows to interrogate the squad and bring the culprit to justice. | |
| 7x10 | Admiral Peralta | Jake doubles down on his daddy issues during a tense family reunion. Holt turns into a musical taskmaster over Terry's audition with the NYPD band. | |
| 7x11 | Valloweaster | A pudgy pooch, handcuffs and various other disasters delay the crowning of the squad's newest Amazing Human/Genius in the annual Halloween Heist. | |
| 7x12 | Ransom | Holt turns to Jake for help after a family member goes missing. Rosa battles Amy's ex for a coveted prize. Boyle and Terry team up on a business scheme. | |
| 7x13 | Lights Out | Amy takes charge of the Nine-Nine during a citywide blackout, while Jake hits one snag after another as he races to her side. |
Cast
| Character | Person |
|---|---|
| Jake Peralta | Andy Samberg |
| Amy Santiago | Melissa Fumero |
| Terry Jeffords | Terry Crews |
| Charles Boyle | Joe Lo Truglio |
| Rosa Diaz | Stephanie Beatriz |
| Raymond Holt | Andre Braugher |
| Michael Hitchcock | Dirk Blocker |
| Norman Scully | Joel McKinnon Miller |
Crew
| Department | Job | Person |
|---|---|---|
| Art | Production Design | Val Wilt |
| Costume & Make-Up | Costume Design | Alexis Jacks |
| Production | Associate Producer | Erica Djafroodi |
| Casting | Juel Bestrop | |
| Co-Executive Producer | Carol Kolb | |
| Cortney Carrillo | ||
| David Phillips | ||
| Neil Campbell | ||
| Executive Producer | Daniel J. Goor | |
| David Miner | ||
| Michael Schur | ||
| Original Casting | Allison Jones | |
| Producer | Andy Samberg | |
| Matthew Nodella | ||
| Richard H. Prince | ||
| Production Manager | Richard H. Prince | |
| Supervising Producer | Jess Dweck | |
| Sound | Main Title Theme Composer | Dan Marocco |
| Frank Greenfield | ||
| Lamar Van Sciver | ||
| Original Music Composer | Dan Marocco |