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Holt and Jake discussing how to properly say вЂњWhoopвЂќ could happen in almost any episode at any time, and Brooklyn Nine-Nine is smart to use these inoffensive jokes to keep the tone light. A joke like ScullyвЂ™s comment about his вЂњColor Blindness AwarenessвЂќ pin being the same color as the pin the cops are wearing in remembrance of the mouse incident is almost entirely removed from the actual plot of the episode, and jokes like that are an excellent way to keep humor around without making light of the heavier issues at hand. The show seems to be excelling at side gags, which is particularly important during heavier episodes like this one. вЂњBlue FluвЂќ as an episode in a vacuum is a bit odd. From here forward, when an episode heavily features commentary on the state of police in America, IвЂ™m going to separate my reviews into two different sections one section for evaluating the episode removed from its real-world parallels, and one section for dissecting the commentary regarding them.

Brooklyn Nine-Nine is on an interesting path this season due to the social context in which the show is airing, and itвЂ™s adding an extra layer to wade through while reviewing, as one canвЂ™t just consider the episode stories in a vacuum.