Brooklyn 99 is without a doubt one of the most beloved series today, with a legion of fans and excellent audience numbers, but that wasn't enough for her to escape cancellation. Although this phenomenon has guaranteed it to be extended for 8 seasons, which many series cannot.
Confirmation of the cancellation came through NBC itself, the American broadcaster that produces the series. This eighth and final season will have 10 episodes. The recordings have already started and will most likely air in 2021. Through their social networks, part of the cast has already started to speak out about the end. Check out the statement from actress Melissa Fumero, who plays Amy Santiago:
“It has been one of the greatest joys and honors of my life to play Amy. I am so grateful to be able to have this victory with our beloved cast and crew. To our amazing fans, we love you. No tears for now, we still have an entire season to film!”
Melissa Fumero (via Twitter)
The heads behind the whole work, that is, its creators also made statements on their respective Twitters, check out the statement by Dan Goor, the executive producer of Brooklyn 99:
I am so grateful to NBC and Universal Television for allowing us to give these characters and our fans the end they deserve.
Dan Goor (via Twitter)
Canceled for the second time?
This isn't Brooklyn 99's first cancellation, although this time it appears to be definitive. The first time happened after 5 seasons of the series in 2018, in which FOX, which until then was the channel that owned the rights to the work, canceled it. But NBC acquired the rights to the series and continued its production, just as it did with Lucifer, canceled by its original channel and acquired by Netflix which continued its production.
About Brooklyn 99

Brooklyn 99 is another police series, but it completely deviates from the standard adopted by series of the genre. She accompanies the police force of the fictional New York police station 99. Although his police officers are somewhat questionable, regarding the strict Captain Holt's regiment. Mainly with regard to its two main detectives, Jack Peralta is an excellent detective, but what he has as a good detective is also immature, and Amy Santiago is an exemplary police officer, even to a fault.
The series premiered in 2013, but after 5 seasons it was canceled by its original channel, Fox. However, to the delight of fans, NBC acquired the rights to the work and continued its production.
In the course of its existence, Brooklyn 99 collects a series of nominations for awards, in which it won some categories, among them the much-desired Golden Globe (2014) in the categories of Best Comedy Series and Best Actor in a Comedy Series, with Andy Samberg (Jack Peralta) who also won in the same year the American Comedy Awards as best Comedy Actor – TV.
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