BROOKLYN NINE NINE. THE SITCOM ITSELF OF THE 2010s

"Comedy-drama" is increasingly recognized as a genre in itself and includes many opportunities to share by creating specific categories of submissions. However, this geek talk video claims that comedy and drama are already linked in the example of Brooklyn Nine-Nine, a fast-paced, hilarious police sitcom.

Brooklyn Nine-Nine makes high stakes, outlines the character's motivations, and leverages the drama through the accomplished feats of its cast. This actually fixes the comedy. It forms the basis for some of the more silly jokes to make sense.

Nerdstalgic demonstrates this by analyzing episodes in which all these elements are perfectly combined.

Fox comedy is fine with thin lines. It won the Best Comedy and Samberg Golden Globe Awards in the first season and was soon nominated for an Emmy. The most striking thing about the show is its claim and its ingenious balance. It's not only a Samberg vehicle, it's also an ensemble that everyone can shine. The cast is one of the most diverse on television. And it's infiltrated by Conan O'Brien's smart dam comedy brand. The question of whether to shoot

people is also easy to handle. Brooklyn Nine-Nine is currently one of the most unique TV sitcoms on TV and has been popular and successful for six seasons. There is a reason for this. This is clear to maintain popularity and success for several years. The series should have something special, and it's definitely there. Brooklyn Nine-Nine is currently one of the most unique sitcoms on television. So let's find out why this show is so special in 10 points that make it better than any other Sitcom. Friendship> Brooklyn Nine-Nine is based on its adorable, hilarious characters and the adorable friendships they have with each other. Making all the jokes, including friendships, is a common mistake on almost every sitcom ever broadcast on television. Opportunities for jokes and comic relief often go beyond the actual portrayal of friendship, but not for Brooklyn Nine-Nine. In any situation, the relationship between the characters is always first. This is to show how close the Nine Nine clans are, which is a very important aspect of the show. A warm moment. As mentioned earlier, in the Sitcom genre, it's common for writers to take the comedy side too seriously. The show goes too far and takes only comedy and jokes seriously. As if they were the only important part of the series. This is a big reason why many sitcoms skip sharks and have very short-lived and memorable runs on small screens. Indeed, they are comedy shows. However, it is still important to portray characters, their lives, and their relationships as realistic and relevant, and the concept is being lost in so many shows.

But not Brooklyn Nine-Nine. One of the smartest things this series does is to separate the comedy moments from the emotional and serious moments. Since there is no forced comedy infused into honest or sad scenes, the whole show feels more realistic. Social questions. It succeeds in making it interesting, but at the same time it succeeds in tackling sensitive social issues in a truly classy way. Most shows (especially Sitcom) avoid important topics or turn them into complete jokes. LGBTQA + repression. Hopefully the TV shows are as progressive as we want, but it's a sad truth that many shows are still abusing LGBTQ + characters. This is especially true for Sitcom. Sitcom was stuck in the 1970s and early 2000s and often uses gay characters for the convenience of comics.

Sitcom often takes advantage of harsh gay stereotypes to make LGBTQ + characters behave ridiculously, while other "normal" straight characters seem to tolerate this. laugh. Brooklyn Nine-Nine is a minority here because LGBTQ + characters are shaped beyond stereotypes, taken seriously by other characters, and not subject to rude jokes. Diversity. Brooklyn Nine-Nine sets itself apart from other shows due to the sheer variety of casts starring minority groups. This is what many shows should aim for. Creative story and smart humor. This show cannot get a carefree reputation. His humor is neither offensive nor discriminatory, as his comedy is so respectful, stupid and always cheerful.

, the series never lacks creativity. Character adventures range from realistic to impossible, and are always unique and cheerful.PLus the running gags and special guest apperences are incredible, having the perfectly imperfect balance beteween comedy and dram.