| “ | You found yourself in your struggle. The truth is what you came for, and you found it within your strife. | ” |
―D.C. Parlov in "Skyfire Cycle" | ||
D.C. Parlov is the author of The Skyfire Cycle books. The 95th Precinct was originally dealing with his death threats case , but Jake had taken the case so that Terry could meet his hero.
Throughout the Series[]
Season Four[]
In Skyfire Cycle, he is on TV since he had been receiving death threats and the 99th Precinct is on that case. Upon learning he is Terry's hero, Jake manages to get the case. He thinks that one of his fans could be the one sending his threats because he revealed that one of his dragon characters is female.
When he was questioned about the writing on the threat's matching the writing on the inscription terry had gotten, he says that he has an assistant goes through his fan mail for him.
Season Five[]
In Return to Skyfire, he returns to the nine-nine to enlist Jake and Terry in finding the culprit who stole the latest manuscript for his upcoming book. Facing fierce competition from other writers in the same genre, he suspects that his arch nemesis, Landon Lawson, stole it to leak online.
Meanwhile, Terry, still a huge fan of Parlov, reveals to Jake that he has begun writing his own fantasy novel. Jake encourages Terry to share his work with his idol. However, they later uncover that Parlov and Lawson conspired to steal their own books, using their rivalry as a ploy to disguise their scheme. Terry discovered it by realizing Parlov had lied to him about his book being good then and arrested them for their crime.
Trivia[]
- Jake read all of his books while imprisoned, considering them the "greatest books ever written."
- He invested in Bitcoins.
- He possibly fathered a son, Ethan Moorgil, with his former lover, Jessica Moorgil.
- The character, D.C. Parlov, is a reference to George R.R. Martin. He is the author of the book series, The Song of Ice & Fire. which the television series Game of Thrones is based on.
- The Game of Thrones HBO television series was at its prime popularity when the Parlov-centric episodes, Skyfire Cycle and Return To Skyfire were written and aired.
- Game of Thrones is referenced over 10 times throughout the Brooklyn Nine-Nine television series.
- The Game of Thrones HBO television series was at its prime popularity when the Parlov-centric episodes, Skyfire Cycle and Return To Skyfire were written and aired.