“Brooklyn Nine-Nine” has captivated comedy fans throughout its eight seasons, bidding them farewell in 2021 with the final episodes. But despite this, the actor Terry Crews (“Everybody Hates Chris”) – responsible for playing Sgt. Jeffords in the plot – revealed that if it were up to him, the story still continues in a feature film.

In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, crews said he still has ideas for Jake Peralta (Andy Samberg) and the gang, and that the story would make a good sequel to the 99th episode. “I still think we can make a heist movie”commented the actor.

“We had our annual robbery episode and I think [um filme do gênero] would be brilliant, especially with Peacock [serviço de streaming da NBCUniversal] and the great things NBC can already do. I think every member of the cast would be willing to do a good hour-and-a-half episode of ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’.”suggested terrybefore declaring his love for the colleagues he worked with for eight years. “They are my family. I miss them every day”he added.

Over the eight seasons, the series starred crews, Samberg (“Palm Springs”), Melissa Fumero, Andre Braugher, Joe Lo Truglio, Dirk Blocker, Stephanie Beatriz (“In A Neighborhood of New York”) and Gina Rodriguezshowing the daily life of Brooklyn’s 99th Police Station.

“Brooklyn Nine-Nine” was previously canceled by Fox, but was saved by NBC after fans staged a massive campaign for the story to continue. According to the creator of the production, Dan Goorthe final season, consisting of 10 episodes, will address the Covid-19 pandemic and the wave of protests that took place in the United States against police violence against black citizens.

In Brazil, “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” is shown on Warner Channel, and its seven seasons are available on Netflix.