The network announced the news Thursday. 

The renewal comes well ahead of the comedy’s seventh season premiere in February. The show aired its first five seasons on Fox before being canceled. It soon found a new home on NBC which handed it a sixth season order.

Brooklyn Nine-Nine was co-created by Dan Goor and Mike Schur. It stars Andy Samberg, Andre Braugher, Terry Crews, Melissa Fumero, Stephanie Beatriz, Joe Lo Truglio, Dirk Blocker, and Joel McKinnon Miller.

Per Entertainment Weekly, season six averaged 3.2 million viewers, a number 15 percent bigger that season five’s number on Fox.

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“We are committed to making the same kind of show for the same kind of audience,” Goor explained to Variety. “I always feel a tremendous amount of pressure to make the fans happy and make sure they enjoy the show. But it’s more of the same, I hope, in a good way. I think you have a shorthand with your audience. They understand who the characters are and why they would act the way they do in certain situations.”

The comedy show has been a big hit with a whole range of audiences. In fact, it has such a cult following that when Fox cancelled the show, NBC picked it up in a heartbeat.

A big proportion of the show’s viewers are families and Goor admits that the team are consequently cautious not to mess with the characters too much.

“One of the things that I really like about our show is that families watch it,” he said. “It is edgy and jokes that are definitely not G-rated, but I am conscious of the fact that we have a strong family fan base, so we wouldn’t gratuitously change the characters,” he says.

The first episode of Brooklyn Nine-Nine Season Six will air on NBC January 10.

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“I would’ve been happy almost anywhere because I love this show so much and I wanted to keep doing it, but for me personally having already spent time working at NBC, I really enjoyed that experience,” Samberg told Variety.

Sandberg worked on NBC’s Saturday Night Live for eight whole seasons, so switching to the network was not unfamiliar territory. He continued to explain that NBC feels like home to him:

“Literally when we flew out to New York for Upfronts, I was welcomed back to New York by all of the security guards at 30 Rock. They were like ‘Hey! Welcome back!’ and gave me big hugs and I was like ‘Oh, this feels like home in a way.’ It made a lot easier especially considering on that Friday we were talking about potentially flying to New York to go to the Fox Upfront, and then cancelled, and then I was crushed. If it had been somewhere else it would’ve been even more surreal because we wouldn’t have known anyone and it would’ve been just kind of thrown into this new thing.”

Season six of Brooklyn Nine-Nine will arrive on NBC early 2019.

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In case you hadn’t heard the devastating news, Fox decided to cancel Brooklyn Nine-Nine.

Five seasons which covered topics such as racial profiling, sexuality, gun violence in the US was not enough to save the series which was the victim of low ratings.

Even famous fans such as Hamilton star Lin-Manuel Miranda, late night show host Seth Meyers, Mark Hamill of Star Wars, Sean Astin from The Lord of the Rings, and Shape of Water director Guillermo del Toro expressed their anger at the show’s cancellation.

RENEW BROOKLYN NINE NINE
I ONLY WATCH LIKE 4 THINGS
THIS IS ONE OF THE THINGS#RenewB99

— Lin-Manuel Miranda (@Lin_Manuel) May 10, 2018

Oh NOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!! I'm SO not ready to say #ByeBye99. Be forewarned @FOXTV-when networks dump shows I love, I'm known for holding grudges a long, L-O-N-G time. I'm still mad @CBS didn't renew #SquarePegs! #EverythingILikeGetsCancelled https://t.co/NEry6Hrpng

— Mark Hamill (@HamillHimself) May 10, 2018

Brooklyn Nine-Nine has given us fully human characters, beautiful, powerful, flawed, vulnerable, majestic… In whichever form, B99 must return. It will. And I will be there to watch. And, it is my hope that I hope that, this time, a lot more people do too.

— Guillermo del Toro (@RealGDT) May 11, 2018

But Andy Samberg’s series has now been saved thanks to a massive fan campaign — and NBC!

Co-creator of Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Dan Goor, revealed the good news via Twitter:

Hey everyone, just wanted to say no big deal but….
NBC JUST PICKED #BROOKLYN99 UP FOR SEASON 6!!!
Thanks in no small part to you, the best fans in the history of the world!

Nine-nine!!!!!!!!!

— Dan Goor (@djgoor) May 12, 2018

Toit.

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The network announced the news Thursday. 

The renewal comes well ahead of the comedy’s seventh season premiere in February. The show aired its first five seasons on Fox before being canceled. It soon found a new home on NBC which handed it a sixth season order.

Brooklyn Nine-Nine was co-created by Dan Goor and Mike Schur. It stars Andy Samberg, Andre Braugher, Terry Crews, Melissa Fumero, Stephanie Beatriz, Joe Lo Truglio, Dirk Blocker, and Joel McKinnon Miller.

Per Entertainment Weekly, season six averaged 3.2 million viewers, a number 15 percent bigger that season five’s number on Fox.

The post “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” Renewed For Season 8 appeared first on EverydayKoala.

“We are committed to making the same kind of show for the same kind of audience,” Goor explained to Variety. “I always feel a tremendous amount of pressure to make the fans happy and make sure they enjoy the show. But it’s more of the same, I hope, in a good way. I think you have a shorthand with your audience. They understand who the characters are and why they would act the way they do in certain situations.”

The comedy show has been a big hit with a whole range of audiences. In fact, it has such a cult following that when Fox cancelled the show, NBC picked it up in a heartbeat.

A big proportion of the show’s viewers are families and Goor admits that the team are consequently cautious not to mess with the characters too much.

“One of the things that I really like about our show is that families watch it,” he said. “It is edgy and jokes that are definitely not G-rated, but I am conscious of the fact that we have a strong family fan base, so we wouldn’t gratuitously change the characters,” he says.

The first episode of Brooklyn Nine-Nine Season Six will air on NBC January 10.

The post “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” Producer Says Season 6 Will be “More of the Same” appeared first on EverydayKoala.

“I would’ve been happy almost anywhere because I love this show so much and I wanted to keep doing it, but for me personally having already spent time working at NBC, I really enjoyed that experience,” Samberg told Variety.

Sandberg worked on NBC’s Saturday Night Live for eight whole seasons, so switching to the network was not unfamiliar territory. He continued to explain that NBC feels like home to him:

“Literally when we flew out to New York for Upfronts, I was welcomed back to New York by all of the security guards at 30 Rock. They were like ‘Hey! Welcome back!’ and gave me big hugs and I was like ‘Oh, this feels like home in a way.’ It made a lot easier especially considering on that Friday we were talking about potentially flying to New York to go to the Fox Upfront, and then cancelled, and then I was crushed. If it had been somewhere else it would’ve been even more surreal because we wouldn’t have known anyone and it would’ve been just kind of thrown into this new thing.”

Season six of Brooklyn Nine-Nine will arrive on NBC early 2019.

The post Andy Samberg talks about Brooklyn Nine-Nine switching to NBC appeared first on EverydayKoala.

In case you hadn’t heard the devastating news, Fox decided to cancel Brooklyn Nine-Nine.

Five seasons which covered topics such as racial profiling, sexuality, gun violence in the US was not enough to save the series which was the victim of low ratings.

Even famous fans such as Hamilton star Lin-Manuel Miranda, late night show host Seth Meyers, Mark Hamill of Star Wars, Sean Astin from The Lord of the Rings, and Shape of Water director Guillermo del Toro expressed their anger at the show’s cancellation.

RENEW BROOKLYN NINE NINE
I ONLY WATCH LIKE 4 THINGS
THIS IS ONE OF THE THINGS#RenewB99

— Lin-Manuel Miranda (@Lin_Manuel) May 10, 2018

Oh NOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!! I'm SO not ready to say #ByeBye99. Be forewarned @FOXTV-when networks dump shows I love, I'm known for holding grudges a long, L-O-N-G time. I'm still mad @CBS didn't renew #SquarePegs! #EverythingILikeGetsCancelled https://t.co/NEry6Hrpng

— Mark Hamill (@HamillHimself) May 10, 2018

Brooklyn Nine-Nine has given us fully human characters, beautiful, powerful, flawed, vulnerable, majestic… In whichever form, B99 must return. It will. And I will be there to watch. And, it is my hope that I hope that, this time, a lot more people do too.

— Guillermo del Toro (@RealGDT) May 11, 2018

But Andy Samberg’s series has now been saved thanks to a massive fan campaign — and NBC!

Co-creator of Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Dan Goor, revealed the good news via Twitter:

Hey everyone, just wanted to say no big deal but….
NBC JUST PICKED #BROOKLYN99 UP FOR SEASON 6!!!
Thanks in no small part to you, the best fans in the history of the world!

Nine-nine!!!!!!!!!

— Dan Goor (@djgoor) May 12, 2018

Toit.

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