newsFox/NBC Good news: NBC's pick-up of "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" just got even better: The network just announced it's ordered five extra episodes for the show's upcoming sixth season. NBC had originally
newsFox also explained why it saved "Last Man Standing." These past couple of weeks have been sheer madness on the TV schedule front. Canceled, renewed, saved, on the bubble. One of the biggest headlines
newsUPDATE: Just a day after being canceled by Fox, "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" was officially saved by NBC. NBC ordered a sixth season with 13 episodes for the 2018-2019 season. If only it were that easy for every
newsFox opted not to renew "Brooklyn Nine-Nine," but fans aren't going to let it go quietly. News of the series' cancellation came Thursday, and it didn't take long for it to become clear via Twitter that
newsThe Decker-Roddick household has grown once again. "Grace and Frankie" star shared a photo Wednesday, saying that they're doing "fine." "A newborn, a toddler, a dog in a cone, a dog with a tumor but
newsBrooklyn Nine-Nine," in which his character is stopped for no apparent reason by a white cop, is based on his own real-life experience of being racially profiled. In an interview with HipHollywood, the
newsGina Linetti (Brooklyn Nine-Nine." To be honest, we're not really sure how she still has a job, but we're so glad she does. Who else would give us new one-liners to work into our daily vernacular?! These
newsAn upcoming episode of Fox cop comedy "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" will be taking a cue from longrunning procedural "Castle" -- and also bringing in that series's star for a meta guest role. Entertainment Weekly
newsComedy legend Bill Murray has a penchant for showing up in unexpected places and delighting surprised fans with his shenanigans. So it makes perfect sense, then, that the actor would sign up for a bartending
newsFox is continuing the recent crossover trend, announcing at the Television Critics Association summer press tour on Monday that comedies "New Girl" and "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" will stage a crossover event
newsThe Academy Award-nominated film "Brooklyn" is getting made into a TV series, without Oscar-nominated star Saoirse Ronan. Variety reports that the BBC is adapting the movie for television, and that the
newshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QsvKQR4Uqmc In "Brooklyn," a young Irish immigrant makes her way to New York City on a search for a new start. As homesickness sets in, Saoirse Ronan's character Eilis
news%Slideshow-313021% Benson. Stabler. Columbo. Sipowicz. Kojak. These are just some of the biggest names in TV cop history. While they all have their own unique approaches to the detective game, none of
