Brooklyn Nine-Nine Cast And Co-Creator Remember Andre Braugher, Imagine What Jake And Amy Are Up To Now (Six Kids?!?)
At New York Comic Con, the Brooklyn Nine-Nine cast reunited to remember Andre Braugher, imagine Jake and Amy's future, and reflect on the NBC comedy's legacy.
The cast and co-creator of Brooklyn Nine-Nine reunited at New York Comic Con five years after the popular comedy ended its eight-season run. They discussed the possibility of a reunion and remembered their experiences working on the beloved show. Co-creator Dan Goor reflected on how the show began as a pitch based on the premise of a murder mystery, rather than the government workers setting usually seen in Parks and Recreation.
The cast remembered auditioning for their characters, with Melissa Fumero noting that Amy Santiago's character was initially more straight-laced than the tough, bantering version that eventually emerged. Stephanie Beatriz's character Rosa Diaz had a more complex origin story, growing out of a different role originally auditioned for.
The cast also shared memories of their initial reaction to being picked up for the show's full run, with Joe Lo Truglio recalling the excitement of being announced as a series regular. Goor shared his own memory of the room erupting in applause upon hearing the news. The tribute to the show's late co-star Andre Braugher highlighted the difficulty of attempting a reboot without him, acknowledging the show's deeper loss.
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