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** Terry asks where they're going to get fresh clothes after their luggage blew up in the RV. Cut to the Nine-Nine doing a PowerWalk while wearing the Boyles' trademark beige and khaki.

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** Terry asks where they're going to get fresh clothes after their luggage blew up in the RV. Cut to the Nine-Nine doing a PowerWalk TeamPowerWalk while wearing the Boyles' trademark beige and khaki.



* PowerWalk: Parodied; the squad walking out of the Boyle ranch house is shot like this...but they all look disgusted at having to wear drab Boyle family clothes.


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* TeamPowerWalk: Parodied; the squad walking out of the Boyle ranch house is shot like this...but they all look disgusted at having to wear drab Boyle family clothes.
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-->'''Jake, mimicking a robot:''' Bovine. Transport. Unit. Meep morp. Zeep.

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-->'''Jake, mimicking -->'''Jake:''' ''[mimicking a robot:''' robot]'' Bovine. Transport. Unit. Meep morp. Zeep.
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** When Jake [[EurekaMoment solves the mystery of the sabotage]] (see SomethingOnlyTheyWouldSay below), his ''j'accuse'' includes the robot sounds from [[Recap/BrooklynNineNineS1E01Pilot "Pilot"]]:
-->'''Jake, mimicking a robot:''' Bovine. Transport. Unit. Meep morp. Zeep.
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* FreudianSlip: Jake is overcome by emotion upon learning that Holt compromised his own position to get him and Rosa out of jail:
-->'''Jake''': You did all of this for us? I love you, da...aptain. Daptain. It's the cool new way of saying Captain. It's from the world of hip-hop.
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Dewicking per TRS decision.


* BiTheWay: Rosa comes out as bisexual to Charles.
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* {{Adorkable}}: Amy's attempts at proving how relaxed, laidback and cool she can be are somehow more dorky than her usual dorky persona.
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* BuffySpeak: Jake thinks cargo planes are called "thing planes."
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* InternalReveal: Why was Holt trying to sabotage his own chances of becoming commissioner? Because he feared the deal he made with the Seamus Murphy in the season premiere would cause him to do some unethical decisions. The audience already knew about the deal, but this is the first anyone InUniverse finds out.

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* InternalReveal: Why was Holt trying to sabotage his own chances of becoming commissioner? Because he feared the deal he made with the Seamus Murphy in the season premiere would cause put him in a position to do some make unethical decisions. The audience already knew about the deal, but this is the first anyone InUniverse finds out.



* LogoJoke: For the Dr. Goor VanityPlace, instead of the "Shh!" after "Not a doctor", we hear a cow mooing.

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* LogoJoke: For the Dr. Goor VanityPlace, VanityPlate; instead of the "Shh!" after "Not a doctor", we hear a cow mooing.
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* {{Facepalm}}: Amy buries her face in her hand when Jake wants to prove to Terry that learned how to do the worm and starts showing off his dance moves.

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* {{Facepalm}}: Amy buries her face in her hand when Jake wants to prove to Terry that he learned how to do the worm and starts showing off his dance moves.

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'''''99''''' is the ninth episode of ''Series/BrooklynNineNine'''s fifth season and the show's [[MilestoneCelebration ninety-ninth episode overall]].

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'''''99''''' "99" is the ninth episode of ''Series/BrooklynNineNine'''s fifth season and the show's [[MilestoneCelebration ninety-ninth episode overall]].



* ContinuityNod: The episode begins with the funeral of Captain [=McGinley=], whom Holt replaced as captain of the Nine-Nine in the pilot.
** [[spoiler:Holt uses contractions throughout the episode]] calling back to Episode 5 of this season.

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* ContinuityNod: ContinuityNod:
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The episode begins with the funeral of Captain [=McGinley=], whom Holt replaced as captain of the Nine-Nine in the pilot.
** [[spoiler:Holt Holt uses contractions throughout the episode]] episode calling back to Episode 5 of this season.season. It's his "tell".
* {{Facepalm}}: Amy buries her face in her hand when Jake wants to prove to Terry that learned how to do the worm and starts showing off his dance moves.



* XanatosSpeedChess: Holt is responsible for most of the distractions that delay the crew's return to New York and spends most of the episode pulling off ultra-quick gambits to counter Jake's plans. He consciously drives past Fox Plaza, knowing that Jake's ''Film/DieHard'' obsession would force them to visit it, then removes the prop from the door so that they're locked in. He claims that there are no car rentals available at the airport, forcing them to rent an RV. He tricks Scully into using the bathroom by suggesting he buy three corn dogs for 99 cents, thus encouraging the others to make pit stops. He sabotages the RV tank by putting cheese puffs inside them (underestimating the flammability of the chemicals they're made of). Finally, he calls a fake tip to the police that the truck they're driving is trafficking drugs; the fact that he referred to the latter as a "bovine transportation unit" is what tips Jake off.

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* XanatosSpeedChess: Holt is responsible for most of the distractions that delay the crew's return to New York and spends most of the episode pulling off ultra-quick gambits to counter Jake's plans. He consciously drives past Fox Plaza, knowing that Jake's ''Film/DieHard'' obsession would force them to visit it, then removes the prop from the door so that they're locked in. He claims that there are no car rentals available at the airport, forcing them to rent an RV. He tricks Scully into using the bathroom by suggesting he buy three corn dogs for 99 cents, thus encouraging the others to make pit stops. He sabotages the RV tank by putting cheese puffs inside them (underestimating the flammability of the chemicals they're made of). Finally, he calls a fake tip to the police that the truck they're driving is trafficking drugs; the fact that he referred to the latter as a "bovine transportation unit" is what tips Jake off.off.
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* {{Adorkable}}: Amy's attempts at proving how relaxed, laidback and cool she can be are somehow more dorky than her usual dorky persona.
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* JerkassHasAPoint: In context of the events of the episode; when confessing to his sabotage of the group's attempts to get back to New York, Holt points out that Peralta ''really'' should stop eating cheese puffs, considering that putting a few of them into the RV gas tank ended up causing it to explode.
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* RunningGag: "Look! It's [background to an incredibly specific event that occurred in ''Film/DieHard'']; take my picture with it!"

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* RunningGag: "Look! It's [background to an incredibly specific and often quite background event that occurred in ''Film/DieHard'']; take my picture with it!"
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** [[spoiler:Holt uses contractions throughout the episode]] calling back to Episode 5 of this season.

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* FinaglesLaw: The detectives try to get Holt back to New York, but everything that ''can'' go wrong does. Subverted when it turns out Holt was actually invoking this by sabotaging their trip at every turn, and later, Amy's detailed and convoluted plan to get them at the Monday meeting JustInTime goes off without a hitch.



* MurphysLaw: The detectives try to get Holt back to New York, but everything that ''can'' go wrong does. Subverted when it turns out Holt was actually invoking this by sabotaging their trip at every turn, and later, Amy's detailed and convoluted plan to get them at the Monday meeting JustInTime goes off without a hitch.
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* GenderBlenderName: One of Boyle's indistinguishable cousins.
-->'''Boyle''': Steve! Tommy! Becca!\\
'''Jake''': Becca is a man.


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* PowerWalk: Parodied; the squad walking out of the Boyle ranch house is shot like this...but they all look disgusted at having to wear drab Boyle family clothes.
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* BatmanGambit: Holt causes them to miss their flight by banking on Jake being distracted by Fox Plaza.


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* MurphysLaw: The detectives try to get Holt back to New York, but everything that ''can'' go wrong does. Subverted when it turns out Holt was actually invoking this by sabotaging their trip at every turn, and later, Amy's detailed and convoluted plan to get them at the Monday meeting JustInTime goes off without a hitch.
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* LogoJoke: For the Dr. Goor VanityPlace, instead of the "Shh!" after "Not a doctor", we hear a cow mooing.

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* InternalReveal: Why was Holt trying to sabotage his own chances of becoming commissioner? Because he feared the deal he made with the Seamus Murphy in the season premiere would cause him to do some unethical decisions. The audience already knew about the deal, but this is the first anyone InUniverse finds out.



* TheReveal: Why was Holt trying to sabotage his own chances of becoming commissioner? Because he feared the deal he made with the Seamus Murphy in the season premiere would cause him to do some unethical decisions.


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* ShipperOnDeck: Boyle is obviously delighted to find out about Rosa's girlfriend, and presses her for details. (Or at least the woman's ''name''.)


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* SpottingTheThread: Once Jake realizes Holt called the police in order to get then pulled over, he very quickly figures out that Holt's responsible for everything ''else'' going wrong, too.
* WhamLine: One for the B-plot, which focuses on Boyle trying to get Rosa to tell him about her new boyfriend. He overhears her talking on the phone with somebody, and then he and the audience hear a ''woman'' say, "Babe, are you alright? Is everything okay?"

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* RunningGag: "Look! It's [background to an incredibly specific event that occurred in ''Film/DieHard'']; take my picture with it!"



* XanatosSpeedChess: Holt is responsible for most of the distractions that delay the crew's return to New York and spends most of the episode pulling off ultra-quick gambits to counter Jake's plans. He consciously drives past Fox Plaza, knowing that Jake's ''Film/DieHard'' obsession would force them to visit it, then removes the prop from the door so that they're locked in. He claims that there are no car rentals available at the airport, forcing them to rent an RV. He tricks Scully into using the bathroom by suggesting he buy three corn dogs for 99 cents, thus encouraging the others to make pit stops. He sabotages the RV tank by putting cheese puffs inside them (underestimating the flammability of the chemicals they're made of). Finally, he calls a fake tip to the police that the truck they're driving is trafficking drugs; the unlikeliness of the latter is what tips Jake off.

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* XanatosSpeedChess: Holt is responsible for most of the distractions that delay the crew's return to New York and spends most of the episode pulling off ultra-quick gambits to counter Jake's plans. He consciously drives past Fox Plaza, knowing that Jake's ''Film/DieHard'' obsession would force them to visit it, then removes the prop from the door so that they're locked in. He claims that there are no car rentals available at the airport, forcing them to rent an RV. He tricks Scully into using the bathroom by suggesting he buy three corn dogs for 99 cents, thus encouraging the others to make pit stops. He sabotages the RV tank by putting cheese puffs inside them (underestimating the flammability of the chemicals they're made of). Finally, he calls a fake tip to the police that the truck they're driving is trafficking drugs; the unlikeliness of fact that he referred to the latter as a "bovine transportation unit" is what tips Jake off.

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* BatmanGambit: Holt is responsible for most of the distractions that delay the crew's return to New York. He consciously drives past Fox Plaza, knowing that Jake's ''Film/DieHard'' obsession would force them to visit it, then removes the prop from the door so that they're locked in. He claims that there are no car rentals available at the airport, forcing them to rent an RV. He tricks Scully into using the bathroom by suggesting he buy three corn dogs for 99 cents, thus encouraging the others to make pit stops. He sabotages the RV tank by putting cheese puffs inside them (underestimating the flammability of the chemicals they're made of). Finally, he calls a fake tip to the police that the truck they're driving is trafficking drugs; the unlikeliness of the latter is what tips Jake off.



* SomethingOnlyTheyWouldSay: When the cattle truck the team is driving is pulled over for suspicion of drugs, Jakes realizes it was Holt because only he would describe the truck as a "grey bovine transport unit".

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* SomethingOnlyTheyWouldSay: When the cattle truck the team is driving is pulled over for suspicion of drugs, Jakes realizes it was Holt because only he would describe the truck as a "grey bovine transport unit".unit".
* XanatosSpeedChess: Holt is responsible for most of the distractions that delay the crew's return to New York and spends most of the episode pulling off ultra-quick gambits to counter Jake's plans. He consciously drives past Fox Plaza, knowing that Jake's ''Film/DieHard'' obsession would force them to visit it, then removes the prop from the door so that they're locked in. He claims that there are no car rentals available at the airport, forcing them to rent an RV. He tricks Scully into using the bathroom by suggesting he buy three corn dogs for 99 cents, thus encouraging the others to make pit stops. He sabotages the RV tank by putting cheese puffs inside them (underestimating the flammability of the chemicals they're made of). Finally, he calls a fake tip to the police that the truck they're driving is trafficking drugs; the unlikeliness of the latter is what tips Jake off.
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* MilestoneCelebration: This episode is the series' [=99th=], hence the title.

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* AnswerCut: Jake wonders if Charles' Texas cousins wear bolo ties and cowboy hats. Cut to the Boyles wearing plain beige clothing.

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Jake wonders if Charles' Texas cousins wear bolo ties and cowboy hats. Cut to the Boyles wearing plain beige clothing.clothing.
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* LoopholeAbuse: Amy's scheme to get the gang back to New York involves exploiting a NYPD union rule that allows cops to be reimbursed for ambulance rides for medical emergencies and then using a federal loophole that allows any law enforcement officer to commandeer any civilian vehicle for national security purposes.
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* TheReveal: Why was Holt trying to sabotage his own chances of becoming commissioner? Because he feared the deal he made with the Seamus Murphy in the season premiere would cause him to do some unethical decisions.

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* AnswerCut: Jake wonders if Charles' Texas cousins wear bolo ties and cowboy hats. Cut to the Boyles wearing plain beige clothing.
* BatmanGambit: Holt is responsible for most of the distractions that delay the crew's return to New York. He consciously drives past Fox Plaza, knowing that Jake's ''Film/DieHard'' obsession would force them to visit it, then removes the prop from the door so that they're locked in. He claims that there are no car rentals available at the airport, forcing them to rent an RV. He tricks Scully into using the bathroom by suggesting he buy three corn dogs for 99 cents, thus encouraging the others to make pit stops. He sabotages the RV tank by putting cheese puffs inside them (underestimating the flammability of the chemicals they're made of). Finally, he calls a fake tip to the police that the truck they're driving is trafficking drugs; the unlikeliness of the latter is what tips Jake off.



* MadeOfExplodium: The artificial chemicals in the cheese puffs are volatile enough to cause the Nine-Nine's RV to catch on fire and eventually explode.

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* CallBack: Holt is sabotaging his chances of making commissioner due to the favor he owes Seamus Murphy back in "The Big House" arc, and fear of what he'll use it for if Holt does get appointed.
* ContinuityNod: The episode begins with the funeral of Captain [=McGinley=], whom Holt replaced as captain of the Nine-Nine in the pilot.
* MadeOfExplodium: The artificial chemicals in the cheese puffs are volatile enough to cause the Nine-Nine's RV to catch on fire and eventually explode.explode.
* SomethingOnlyTheyWouldSay: When the cattle truck the team is driving is pulled over for suspicion of drugs, Jakes realizes it was Holt because only he would describe the truck as a "grey bovine transport unit".
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The Nine-Nine travels to Los Angeles to pay their final respects to the recently-deceased Captain [=McGintly=], Holt's overly permissive predecessor. While at the funeral, Holt received bombshell news: he's been short-listed as a candidate to be the next Commissioner of the New York Police Department!

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The Nine-Nine travels to Los Angeles to pay their final respects to the recently-deceased Captain [=McGintly=], Holt's overly permissive predecessor. While at the funeral, Holt received receives bombshell news: he's been short-listed as a candidate to be the next Commissioner of the New York Police Department!
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'''''99''''' is the ninth episode of ''Series/BrooklynNineNine'''s fifth season and the show's [[MilestoneCelebration ninety-ninth episode overall]].

The Nine-Nine travels to Los Angeles to pay their final respects to the recently-deceased Captain [=McGintly=], Holt's overly permissive predecessor. While at the funeral, Holt received bombshell news: he's been short-listed as a candidate to be the next Commissioner of the New York Police Department!

The detectives are ecstatic at the news that their commanding officer is being considered for such a prestigious position and make plans to promptly head back to New York so that Holt can attend the interview. However, on their way to the airport, they happen to pass by Fox Plaza aka Nakatomi Plaza from ''Film/DieHard''. Uber-fanboy Jake insists that they stop and look around, but an unexpected delay results in a madcap series of missed flights, dodgy cars, explosions, and Boyle cousins.

!!This episode provides examples of:

* TheAllegedCar: Jake buys a rundown RV to try and drive cross-country. It breaks down spectacularly while they're in Texas.
* BiTheWay: Rosa comes out as bisexual to Charles.
* BrainBleach: Scully uses the RV's bathroom, and spends fifteen minutes inside horrifying his fellow detectives. Even Hitchcock!
-->'''Scully:''' You guys didn't hear that, did you?\\
'''Terry:''' I'm still hearing it. ''I'm never gonna STOP hearing it!''
* MadeOfExplodium: The artificial chemicals in the cheese puffs are volatile enough to cause the Nine-Nine's RV to catch on fire and eventually explode.

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