Stakeout is the 11th episode of Season Two in the Brooklyn Nine-Nine television series. It originally aired on December 14, 2014 to 3.53 million viewers. Viewers give it a 7.7 out of 10 on IMDb.
Episode Synopsis[]
Jake Peralta and Charles Boyle's bro-mance starts to crack when they volunteer for an eight-day stakeout in very close quarters. Meanwhile, Raymond Jacob Holt's nephew, Marcus, comes to Brooklyn and captures Rosa Diaz's attention. Amy and Gina also gets held up about Terry's new book.
Jake and Boyle go on a stakeout and tensions rise between the two, Rosa shows interest in Holt's nephew, and Terry writes a book for his daughters. Santiago and Gina are displeased when they assume the characters in the book are based on them.
Movies
- The title of this episode is a reference to the buddy cop movie Stakeout
- Sister Act and Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit were crime based musical films that came out in 1992 starring Whoopi Goldberg.
Dances
- The Cabbage Patch and the Running Man were dance moves that were popular in the 1980s.
Comics
- Garfield and Jon Arbuckle are from the popular comic, Garfield.
- Raymond Holt
- Jake Peralta
- Raymond Holt
- Rosa Diaz
- Raymond Holt
- Jake Peralta
- Raymond Holt
- Rosa Diaz
- Jake Peralta
- Raymond Holt
- Charles Boyle
- Gina Linetti
- Rosa Diaz
- Raymond Holt
- Gina Linetti
- Michael Hitchcock
- Jake Peralta
- Michael Hitchcock
- Charles Boyle
- Jake Peralta
- Charles Boyle
- Jake Peralta
- Raymond Holt
- Jake Peralta
- Raymond Holt
- Rosa Diaz
- Raymond Holt
- Rosa Diaz
- Raymond Holt
- Rosa Diaz
Cast[]
| Actor | … | Character |
|---|---|---|
| Andy Samberg | ... | Jake Peralta |
| Stephanie Beatriz | ... | Rosa Diaz |
| Terry Crews | ... | Terry Jeffords |
| Melissa Fumero | ... | Amy Santiago |
| Joe Lo Truglio | ... | Charles Boyle |
| Chelsea Peretti | ... | Gina Linetti |
| Andre Braugher | ... | Raymond Holt |
| Dirk Blocker | ... | Michael Hitchcock |
| Joel McKinnon Miller | ... | Norm Scully |
| Kyra Sedgwick | ... | Deputy Chief Madeline Wuntch |
| Nick Cannon | ... | Marcus |
| Marc Evan Jackson | ... | Kevin Cozner |
| Sandra Gimpel | ... | Annalise |
| Dimiter Marinov | ... | Alexei Bisko |
Cool Cool Cool Things[]
Soundtrack[]
Charles Boyle creates a parody of the singer Eddie Money's 1986 hit Take Me Home Tonight.
Brooklyn Nine-Nine Lyrics[]Stake me out tonight I don't wanna let you go 'til we catch this guy |
Original Lyrics[]Take me home tonight I don't want to let you go 'til you see the light |
- What Goes Boom by the Pixies plays when Alexei Bisko tries to escape from his Aunt's apartment
Running Gags Mentioned[]
Featured Relationships[]
Videos[]
Images[]
Goofs[]
- When Jake addresses Charles' special eating technique, Charles is eating something called Nørtflüskers, which is a fake brand of cereal. The design on the box is a Swedish flag, but neither the letter 'ø' or 'ü' is part of the Swedish alphabet.
- Ø is only seen in the Danish and Norwegian alphabet
- Ü is commonly used in languages German, Turkish, Estonian, Hungarian and Spanish
Behind The Scenes[]
| Filming Location | City, State | Details | Scenes |
|---|---|---|---|
| NYPD 78th Precinct | Brooklyn, New York | Building exterior | Establishing shots meant to represent the 99th Precinct |
| South 5th Street | Next to river, beneath Williamsburg Bridge | Ensemble walking down the street in the Title Sequence | |
| CBS Studio Center | Studio City, California | Stage 12 | Scenes that take place in the 99th Precinct |
| Stage 10[1] | Scenes that take place inside the condemned motel | ||
| Prince Rupert Apartment Building | Los Angeles, California | Building Exterior | Establishing shots meant to represent condemned hotel, Undercover exterminator drop off |
- ↑ Production Designer, Elizabeth Thinnes, Online Portfolio, "Condemned Hotel (Swing Set)" (Archived version)