Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 29 (click to see context) from:
* When Holt's sister Debbie reveals that the reason she showed up isn't just to have someone to vent to in her typical 'drama queen' fashion, but because her husband left her after she found him sleeping around. Holt's face just [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone ''falls'']] as he realises how inadvertently selfish he's been by trying to push his little sister away out of his own desire for stoicism.
to:
* When Holt's sister Debbie reveals that the reason she showed up isn't just to have someone to vent to in her typical 'drama queen' fashion, but because her husband left her after she found him sleeping around. Holt's face just [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone ''falls'']] falls]] as he realises how inadvertently selfish he's been by trying to push his little sister away out of his own desire for stoicism.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
* When Holt's sister Debbie reveals that the reason she showed up isn't just to have someone to vent to in her typical 'drama queen' fashion, but because her husband left her after she found him sleeping around. Holt's face just [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone ''falls'']] as he realises how inadvertently selfish he's been by trying to push his little sister away out of his own desire for stoicism.
** Debbie herself is tearjerkingly [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness subdued]] as she explains the blow she's suffered, before visibly perking herself up to tell him everything's okay and she'll deal with her problems by herself.
** It's in passing and somewhat played for laughs (due to Holt's customary stilted delivery) but when he unloads all ''his'' drama on Debbie, one of the things stressing him out is obviously not made up for the moment: he and Kevin fought about Kevin's sabbatical to Paris and he misses him.
** Debbie herself is tearjerkingly [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness subdued]] as she explains the blow she's suffered, before visibly perking herself up to tell him everything's okay and she'll deal with her problems by herself.
** It's in passing and somewhat played for laughs (due to Holt's customary stilted delivery) but when he unloads all ''his'' drama on Debbie, one of the things stressing him out is obviously not made up for the moment: he and Kevin fought about Kevin's sabbatical to Paris and he misses him.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 100 (click to see context) from:
** Jake's line, "Every time I think I understand how bad it is, it is just way worse than I imagined."
to:
** Jake's line, "Every time I think I understand how bad it is, it is just way worse than I imagined.""
* "The Golden Child" is mainly a comedy episode, but it has a few sobering bits:
** When Amy hits her RageBreakingPoint and calls out David for his bragging. David doesn't help by saying Amy is jealous of him because she could never measure up. It quickly segues into MoodWhiplash when they begin a dance-off and believe they need to use their forearms, but Jake is pretty horrified.
** David's two JerkassRealization moments; one where Amy fakes a fall to secure the evidence needed to clear his name, and suffers a minor concussion. He's tending to her and looks guilty as Jake lets them into the secret room. Then when the Brazilian mob enforcers catch Jake and stuff him into a car to kill at a remote location, David immediately surrenders his gun to Amy to shoot. She makes him take the shot because she has a concussion and he's the better marksman. By the end of the episode, David sincerely thanks Amy for helping him considering she and her husband risked their lives to save his butt.
* "The Golden Child" is mainly a comedy episode, but it has a few sobering bits:
** When Amy hits her RageBreakingPoint and calls out David for his bragging. David doesn't help by saying Amy is jealous of him because she could never measure up. It quickly segues into MoodWhiplash when they begin a dance-off and believe they need to use their forearms, but Jake is pretty horrified.
** David's two JerkassRealization moments; one where Amy fakes a fall to secure the evidence needed to clear his name, and suffers a minor concussion. He's tending to her and looks guilty as Jake lets them into the secret room. Then when the Brazilian mob enforcers catch Jake and stuff him into a car to kill at a remote location, David immediately surrenders his gun to Amy to shoot. She makes him take the shot because she has a concussion and he's the better marksman. By the end of the episode, David sincerely thanks Amy for helping him considering she and her husband risked their lives to save his butt.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
!!Season 1
* In "The Party", we find out why Kevin forbids cop stories at his and Holts house - it's not the stories, it's the ''cops''. As Holt's longtime partner, he's been forced to watch his lover deal with the endless crap being piled on him for his race and sexuality by the NYPD, to the point where he's grown to resent the police. There's a good deal of real life subtext too, the NYPD does ''not'' have a good track record with either internal corruption or public relations, and is only slightly edged out by the LAPD in the sheer amount of complaints they've gotten.
* In "The Party", we find out why Kevin forbids cop stories at his and Holts house - it's not the stories, it's the ''cops''. As Holt's longtime partner, he's been forced to watch his lover deal with the endless crap being piled on him for his race and sexuality by the NYPD, to the point where he's grown to resent the police. There's a good deal of real life subtext too, the NYPD does ''not'' have a good track record with either internal corruption or public relations, and is only slightly edged out by the LAPD in the sheer amount of complaints they've gotten.
Added DiffLines:
* While played for BlackComedy, pretty much the entire character of Adrian Pimento. He spent 12 years undercover working for one of the most vicious mobsters in New York, and all the horrible things he's been forced to do and had done to him has pretty much destroyed him, giving him extreme levels of PTSD you usually only see in veteran soldiers or war refugees.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 93 (click to see context) from:
** There's Amy's side of why she is determined to see the victim get the win. When she was in her old precinct, she had a mentor that helped her throughout her journey until she made detective. Then, during dinner, her captain tried to kiss her because he felt he deserved it for helping her out. All Amy could do was run out of the restaurant and transfer to the 99. Even worse, she still felt that she did not truly deserve the promotion due to that event.
to:
** There's Amy's side of reason why she is determined to see the victim get the win. When she was in her old precinct, the 64, she had a mentor that helped her throughout her journey until she made detective. Then, during dinner, her captain tried to kiss her because he felt he deserved it for helping her out. All Amy could do was run out of the restaurant and transfer to the 99. Even worse, she still felt that she did not truly deserve the promotion due to that event.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 94 (click to see context) from:
*** It puts a very different light on her previously comic desperation for Holt’s approval.
to:
*** It puts a very different light on her previously comic desperation for Holt’s approval.approval.
** Amy then tells Jake ''every single woman she knows'' has a story like that. And for many women watching, [[TruthInTelevision it's dead-accurate]].
** Jake's line, "Every time I think I understand how bad it is, it is just way worse than I imagined."
** Amy then tells Jake ''every single woman she knows'' has a story like that. And for many women watching, [[TruthInTelevision it's dead-accurate]].
** Jake's line, "Every time I think I understand how bad it is, it is just way worse than I imagined."
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 93 (click to see context) from:
** There's Amy's side of why she is determined to see the victim get the win. When she was in her old precinct, she had a mentor that helped her throughout her journey until she made detective. Then, during dinner, her captain tried to kiss her because he felt he deserved it for helping her out. All Amy could do was run out of the restaurant and transfer to the 99. Even worse, she still felt that she did not truly deserve the promotion due to that event.
to:
** There's Amy's side of why she is determined to see the victim get the win. When she was in her old precinct, she had a mentor that helped her throughout her journey until she made detective. Then, during dinner, her captain tried to kiss her because he felt he deserved it for helping her out. All Amy could do was run out of the restaurant and transfer to the 99. Even worse, she still felt that she did not truly deserve the promotion due to that event.event.
*** It puts a very different light on her previously comic desperation for Holt’s approval.
*** It puts a very different light on her previously comic desperation for Holt’s approval.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 92 (click to see context) from:
* The episode “He Said, She Said”. It’s competing with “Moo Moo” and “Game Night” as the saddest episode of the entire series.
to:
* The episode “He Said, She Said”. It’s competing with “Moo Moo” and “Game Night” as the saddest episode of the entire series.series.
** There's Amy's side of why she is determined to see the victim get the win. When she was in her old precinct, she had a mentor that helped her throughout her journey until she made detective. Then, during dinner, her captain tried to kiss her because he felt he deserved it for helping her out. All Amy could do was run out of the restaurant and transfer to the 99. Even worse, she still felt that she did not truly deserve the promotion due to that event.
** There's Amy's side of why she is determined to see the victim get the win. When she was in her old precinct, she had a mentor that helped her throughout her journey until she made detective. Then, during dinner, her captain tried to kiss her because he felt he deserved it for helping her out. All Amy could do was run out of the restaurant and transfer to the 99. Even worse, she still felt that she did not truly deserve the promotion due to that event.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 91 (click to see context) from:
* Boyle finds out that his dad and Gina's mother are divorcing; then his face crumples under the mask he made of Gina when he learns that she told her mother to initiate the divorce. To top it all off, Gina reveals that her mother was cheating on Papa Boyle, and that was why she told her mother to make a clean break. She wasn't lying when she said it was to protect both Boyles.
to:
* Boyle finds out that his dad and Gina's mother are divorcing; then his face crumples under the mask he made of Gina when he learns that she told her mother to initiate the divorce. To top it all off, Gina reveals that her mother was cheating on Papa Boyle, and that was why she told her mother to make a clean break. She wasn't lying when she said it was to protect both Boyles.Boyles.
* The episode “He Said, She Said”. It’s competing with “Moo Moo” and “Game Night” as the saddest episode of the entire series.
* The episode “He Said, She Said”. It’s competing with “Moo Moo” and “Game Night” as the saddest episode of the entire series.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 88 (click to see context) from:
* When Holt gives his CallingTheOldManOut speech in 'The Puzzle Master', the camera lingers on Olivia Crawford's face when Holt says that she was never actually considered for the position. To have thought your hard work paid off, that you'd succeeded in breaking through the glass ceiling... Crawford's expression is subtle, but she's clearly shaken up.
to:
* When Holt gives his CallingTheOldManOut speech in 'The Puzzle Master', the camera lingers on Olivia Crawford's face when Holt says that she was never actually considered for the position. To have thought your hard work paid off, that you'd succeeded in breaking through the glass ceiling... Crawford's expression is subtle, but she's clearly shaken up.up.
!! Season Six
* YankTheDogsChain occurs when Holt thinks he got the position of commissioner . . . only to read the email more closely and see the "not", and the job went to a mediocre white dude who wants to reinforce "search and frisk". Holt's HeroicBSOD sends him to a Mexican resort without any luggage, where he buys novelty t-shirts and wallows in self-pity. When Jake and Amy sacrifice their couple time to cheer him up, he decides to quit the force and pursue life because he can't do more good than he has. Amy has to tie him spread-eagled to a bed and yell at him to make him reconsider, and so he decides to get rid of the search and frisk procedure by complaining to the mayor. Which makes the new commissioner declare war on the 99.
* Boyle finds out that his dad and Gina's mother are divorcing; then his face crumples under the mask he made of Gina when he learns that she told her mother to initiate the divorce. To top it all off, Gina reveals that her mother was cheating on Papa Boyle, and that was why she told her mother to make a clean break. She wasn't lying when she said it was to protect both Boyles.
!! Season Six
* YankTheDogsChain occurs when Holt thinks he got the position of commissioner . . . only to read the email more closely and see the "not", and the job went to a mediocre white dude who wants to reinforce "search and frisk". Holt's HeroicBSOD sends him to a Mexican resort without any luggage, where he buys novelty t-shirts and wallows in self-pity. When Jake and Amy sacrifice their couple time to cheer him up, he decides to quit the force and pursue life because he can't do more good than he has. Amy has to tie him spread-eagled to a bed and yell at him to make him reconsider, and so he decides to get rid of the search and frisk procedure by complaining to the mayor. Which makes the new commissioner declare war on the 99.
* Boyle finds out that his dad and Gina's mother are divorcing; then his face crumples under the mask he made of Gina when he learns that she told her mother to initiate the divorce. To top it all off, Gina reveals that her mother was cheating on Papa Boyle, and that was why she told her mother to make a clean break. She wasn't lying when she said it was to protect both Boyles.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 8,10 (click to see context) from:
* The main plot of "The Wednesday Incident" is suprisingly sad for this show. Jake briefly views Holt fighting three muggers as a SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome. However, the incident, and Holt's reaction, only led to Raymond lying to his husband, taking his frustration out on the squad, and Kevin having no idea what is going on, and getting [[AngerBornOfWorry very upset]] when he finds out the truth.
* In the season 2 finale, Captain Holt is forced to take the promotion given by Wunch to prevent his precinct's best detectives from being reassigned into different locations, thereby making the Nine-Nine even more miserable. When everybody hears Holt's announcement that he is leaving, Jake is in denial and demands Holt goes back to being the "robot cop" that everybody knows and loves. Holt's final farewell goes as [[CallBack "Meep Morp"]] with teary eyes.
--> '''Holt:''' "These have been the best years of my career."
* In the season 2 finale, Captain Holt is forced to take the promotion given by Wunch to prevent his precinct's best detectives from being reassigned into different locations, thereby making the Nine-Nine even more miserable. When everybody hears Holt's announcement that he is leaving, Jake is in denial and demands Holt goes back to being the "robot cop" that everybody knows and loves. Holt's final farewell goes as [[CallBack "Meep Morp"]] with teary eyes.
--> '''Holt:''' "These have been the best years of my career."
to:
* The main plot of "The Wednesday Incident" is suprisingly surprisingly sad for this show. Jake briefly views Holt fighting three muggers as a SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome. However, the incident, and Holt's reaction, only led to Raymond lying to his husband, taking his frustration out on the squad, and Kevin having no idea what is going on, and getting [[AngerBornOfWorry very upset]] when he finds out the truth.
* In the season 2 finale, Captain Holt is forced to take the promotion given byWunch Wuntch to prevent his precinct's best detectives from being reassigned into different locations, thereby making the Nine-Nine even more miserable. When everybody hears Holt's announcement that he is leaving, Jake is in denial and demands Holt goes back to being the "robot cop" that everybody knows and loves. Holt's final farewell goes as [[CallBack "Meep Morp"]] with teary eyes.
--> '''Holt:''' "These have been the best years of my career."leaving...
* In the season 2 finale, Captain Holt is forced to take the promotion given by
--> '''Holt:''' "These have been the best years of my career."
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
* Terry telling Jake they're not "friend friends", just "work friends" is rather harsh, because clearly Jake thought of Terry as the former.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 83 (click to see context) from:
** Stephanie Beatriz’s performance really sells it. Seeing TheStoic nervous and on the verge of tears shows a [[NotSoStoic vulnerability]] Rosa has never really shown before.
to:
** Stephanie Beatriz’s performance really sells it. Seeing TheStoic nervous and on the verge of tears shows with a [[NotSoStoic vulnerability]] Rosa has never really shown before.before is hard to stay dry-eyed through.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
** Stephanie Beatriz’s performance really sells it. Seeing TheStoic nervous and on the verge of tears shows a [[NotSoStoic vulnerability]] Rosa has never really shown before.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added line(s) 2 (click to see context) :
This page is Administrivia/SpoilersOff.
Changed line(s) 2 (click to see context) from:
* [[spoiler: Sophia breaking up with Jake]] in "The Defense Rests".
to:
* [[spoiler: Sophia breaking up with Jake]] Jake in "The Defense Rests".
Changed line(s) 4,6 (click to see context) from:
* The reason why Jake's a workaholic explored in "AC/DC." [[spoiler: During his second year in the NYPD, Jake was tracking a drug dealer for months. Suddenly, the drug dealer disappeared before his time off. While he was taking his time off, the dealer resurfaced, got into a shootout with another drug dealer and two civilians were shot. Jake blames himself for the two civilians getting injured and swears to never take time off during a case.]]
* The main plot of "The Wednesday Incident" is suprisingly sad for this show. Jake briefly views [[spoiler: Holt fighting three muggers]] as a SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome. However, the incident, and Holt's reaction, only led to Raymond lying to his husband, taking his frustration out on the squad, and Kevin having no idea what is going on, and getting [[AngerBornOfWorry very upset]] when he finds out the truth.
* In the season 2 finale, [[spoiler: Captain Holt is forced to take the promotion given by Wunch to prevent his precinct's best detectives from being reassigned into different locations, thereby making the Nine-Nine even more miserable. When everybody hears Holt's announcement that he is leaving, Jake is in denial and demands Holt goes back to being the "robot cop" that everybody knows and loves. Holt's final farewell goes as [[CallBack "Meep Morp"]] with teary eyes.]]
* The main plot of "The Wednesday Incident" is suprisingly sad for this show. Jake briefly views [[spoiler: Holt fighting three muggers]] as a SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome. However, the incident, and Holt's reaction, only led to Raymond lying to his husband, taking his frustration out on the squad, and Kevin having no idea what is going on, and getting [[AngerBornOfWorry very upset]] when he finds out the truth.
* In the season 2 finale, [[spoiler: Captain Holt is forced to take the promotion given by Wunch to prevent his precinct's best detectives from being reassigned into different locations, thereby making the Nine-Nine even more miserable. When everybody hears Holt's announcement that he is leaving, Jake is in denial and demands Holt goes back to being the "robot cop" that everybody knows and loves. Holt's final farewell goes as [[CallBack "Meep Morp"]] with teary eyes.]]
to:
* The reason why Jake's a workaholic explored in "AC/DC." [[spoiler: During his second year in the NYPD, Jake was tracking a drug dealer for months. Suddenly, the drug dealer disappeared before his time off. While he was taking his time off, the dealer resurfaced, got into a shootout with another drug dealer and two civilians were shot. Jake blames himself for the two civilians getting injured and swears to never take time off during a case.]]
case.
* The main plot of "The Wednesday Incident" is suprisingly sad for this show. Jake briefly views[[spoiler: Holt fighting three muggers]] muggers as a SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome. However, the incident, and Holt's reaction, only led to Raymond lying to his husband, taking his frustration out on the squad, and Kevin having no idea what is going on, and getting [[AngerBornOfWorry very upset]] when he finds out the truth.
* In the season 2 finale,[[spoiler: Captain Holt is forced to take the promotion given by Wunch to prevent his precinct's best detectives from being reassigned into different locations, thereby making the Nine-Nine even more miserable. When everybody hears Holt's announcement that he is leaving, Jake is in denial and demands Holt goes back to being the "robot cop" that everybody knows and loves. Holt's final farewell goes as [[CallBack "Meep Morp"]] with teary eyes.]]
* The main plot of "The Wednesday Incident" is suprisingly sad for this show. Jake briefly views
* In the season 2 finale,
Changed line(s) 14 (click to see context) from:
** Jake's reaction to [[spoiler: Holt leaving]] is pretty heartbreaking too.
to:
** Jake's reaction to [[spoiler: Holt leaving]] leaving is pretty heartbreaking too.
Changed line(s) 25 (click to see context) from:
* Rosa and Adrian's [[spoiler: goodbye]] in "Paranoia."
to:
* Rosa and Adrian's [[spoiler: goodbye]] goodbye in "Paranoia."
Changed line(s) 34 (click to see context) from:
* Gertie [[spoiler: getting torn apart in a chop shop ''in front of Captain Holt'']]. Remember, this isn't just a car to him. This is a beloved part of his life, being the vehicle that allowed him to stay together with Kevin during the most difficult parts of their relationship. Sure, [[spoiler: Doug Judy gets him an identical copy]], but it won't have the same emotional resonance.
to:
* Gertie [[spoiler: getting torn apart in a chop shop ''in front of Captain Holt'']].Holt''. Remember, this isn't just a car to him. This is a beloved part of his life, being the vehicle that allowed him to stay together with Kevin during the most difficult parts of their relationship. Sure, [[spoiler: Doug Judy gets him an identical copy]], copy, but it won't have the same emotional resonance.
Changed line(s) 37,38 (click to see context) from:
* "The Last Ride." All of it. [[spoiler: The Nine-Nine has a possibility of closing down and you feel the dread that this is it. This is ''goodbye.'']]
** Jake and Charles crying in the car when it occurs to them that [[spoiler: the case they're working on is possibly their last case together.]]
** Jake and Charles crying in the car when it occurs to them that [[spoiler: the case they're working on is possibly their last case together.]]
to:
* "The Last Ride." All of it. [[spoiler: The Nine-Nine has a possibility of closing down and you feel the dread that this is it. This is ''goodbye.'']]
''
** Jake and Charles crying in the car when it occurs to them that[[spoiler: the case they're working on is possibly their last case together.]]
** Jake and Charles crying in the car when it occurs to them that
Changed line(s) 46,48 (click to see context) from:
* There's something REALLY sad about [[spoiler: Jake yelling out, in confusion and desperation, that him and Rosa are innocent as the police arrest them]] in "The Bank Job".
* The fact that [[spoiler: Jake's and Rosa's lives and careers got '''''destroyed''''' so quickly by Hawkins, ''their idol'',]] is heartbreaking.
* Rosa [[spoiler: about to flee the country]] and Holt confronting her in "Crime and Punishment".
* The fact that [[spoiler: Jake's and Rosa's lives and careers got '''''destroyed''''' so quickly by Hawkins, ''their idol'',]] is heartbreaking.
* Rosa [[spoiler: about to flee the country]] and Holt confronting her in "Crime and Punishment".
to:
* There's something REALLY sad about [[spoiler: Jake yelling out, in confusion and desperation, that him and Rosa are innocent as the police arrest them]] them in "The Bank Job".
* The fact that[[spoiler: Jake's and Rosa's lives and careers got '''''destroyed''''' so quickly by Hawkins, ''their idol'',]] idol'', is heartbreaking.
* Rosa[[spoiler: about to flee the country]] country and Holt confronting her in "Crime and Punishment".
* The fact that
* Rosa
Changed line(s) 52 (click to see context) from:
* Jake and Rosa talking about their academy days [[spoiler: before their trial.]]
to:
* Jake and Rosa talking about their academy days [[spoiler: before their trial.]]
Changed line(s) 56 (click to see context) from:
* Jake getting a HeroicBSOD when [[spoiler: he and Rosa are deemed guilty during their trial.]]
to:
* Jake getting a HeroicBSOD when [[spoiler: he and Rosa are deemed guilty during their trial.]]
Changed line(s) 58 (click to see context) from:
** [[spoiler: The trial in general. It feels like a big HopeSpot until the end.]]
to:
** [[spoiler: The trial in general. It feels like a big HopeSpot until the end.]]
Changed line(s) 61,63 (click to see context) from:
* Most of "The Big House, Pt. 1," since Rosa and Jake [[spoiler: are both in jail and are miserable.]]
** Rosa admits to Terry and Holt that she is completely miserable [[spoiler:in prison]] and it's just so hard to watch someone so tough look so vulnerable and upset, and that it's only Terry's and Holt's visits that were keeping her sane.
-->'''Rosa:''' Look, [[spoiler:prison]] is awful. I'm lonely, I'm scared. I just want to be back home. And I was happy you guys were coming to visit, but then you [Holt] started calling me by my first name, and you [Terry] kept making that crazy crying face. The only one that is acting like himself is Hitchcock. If I'm gonna get through this, I need to feel like my old life isn't gone. I need normal interactions. So I need you guys to fight with me, and be honest with me.
** Rosa admits to Terry and Holt that she is completely miserable [[spoiler:in prison]] and it's just so hard to watch someone so tough look so vulnerable and upset, and that it's only Terry's and Holt's visits that were keeping her sane.
-->'''Rosa:''' Look, [[spoiler:prison]] is awful. I'm lonely, I'm scared. I just want to be back home. And I was happy you guys were coming to visit, but then you [Holt] started calling me by my first name, and you [Terry] kept making that crazy crying face. The only one that is acting like himself is Hitchcock. If I'm gonna get through this, I need to feel like my old life isn't gone. I need normal interactions. So I need you guys to fight with me, and be honest with me.
to:
* Most of "The Big House, Pt. 1," since Rosa and Jake [[spoiler: are both in jail and are miserable.]]
miserable.
** Rosa admits to Terry and Holt that she is completely miserable[[spoiler:in prison]] in prison and it's just so hard to watch someone so tough look so vulnerable and upset, and that it's only Terry's and Holt's visits that were keeping her sane.
-->'''Rosa:''' Look,[[spoiler:prison]] prison is awful. I'm lonely, I'm scared. I just want to be back home. And I was happy you guys were coming to visit, but then you [Holt] started calling me by my first name, and you [Terry] kept making that crazy crying face. The only one that is acting like himself is Hitchcock. If I'm gonna get through this, I need to feel like my old life isn't gone. I need normal interactions. So I need you guys to fight with me, and be honest with me.
** Rosa admits to Terry and Holt that she is completely miserable
-->'''Rosa:''' Look,
Changed line(s) 66,67 (click to see context) from:
* Jake realizing that [[spoiler: prison has deeply traumatized him and changed his outlook on himself and his job]] in "Kicks."
--> '''Jake:''' It just feels a lot harder for me to put another human being in prison [[spoiler: after experiencing it myself.]] Look, I wanted to be back on the field because I wanted to be the old me. But the truth is: I'm not the old me yet. Maybe I never will be.
--> '''Jake:''' It just feels a lot harder for me to put another human being in prison [[spoiler: after experiencing it myself.]] Look, I wanted to be back on the field because I wanted to be the old me. But the truth is: I'm not the old me yet. Maybe I never will be.
to:
* Jake realizing that [[spoiler: prison has deeply traumatized him and changed his outlook on himself and his job]] job in "Kicks."
--> '''Jake:''' It just feels a lot harder for me to put another human being in prison[[spoiler: after experiencing it myself.]] myself. Look, I wanted to be back on the field because I wanted to be the old me. But the truth is: I'm not the old me yet. Maybe I never will be.
--> '''Jake:''' It just feels a lot harder for me to put another human being in prison
Changed line(s) 79 (click to see context) from:
** Made even sadder by the fact that three episodes prior ("Two Turkeys") Rosa was excited to spend more time with her family [[spoiler:after her stay in prison]]. Just as they were reconnecting, they hit a stumbling block.
to:
** Made even sadder by the fact that three episodes prior ("Two Turkeys") Rosa was excited to spend more time with her family [[spoiler:after after her stay in prison]].prison. Just as they were reconnecting, they hit a stumbling block.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 5 (click to see context) from:
* The main plot of "The Wednesday Incident" is suprisingly sad for this show. Jake briefly views [[spoiler: Holt fighting three muggers]] as a CrowningMomentOfAwesome. However, the incident, and Holt's reaction, only led to Raymond lying to his husband, taking his frustration out on the squad, and Kevin having no idea what is going on, and getting [[AngerBornOfWorry very upset]] when he finds out the truth.
to:
* The main plot of "The Wednesday Incident" is suprisingly sad for this show. Jake briefly views [[spoiler: Holt fighting three muggers]] as a CrowningMomentOfAwesome.SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome. However, the incident, and Holt's reaction, only led to Raymond lying to his husband, taking his frustration out on the squad, and Kevin having no idea what is going on, and getting [[AngerBornOfWorry very upset]] when he finds out the truth.
Changed line(s) 26 (click to see context) from:
* Jake removing himself from the case as Amy's undercover handler in "Maximum Security", after realising that he can't be objective when she's unarmed and in danger, is a combination of this and a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming. Even though it's ultimately due to the fact that he cares about her too much, there are quite a few sad consequences: Jake leaves believing that he's a weaker person than he thought; he and Amy realise that they may not be able to work cases together any more; and Jake having to leave Amy in Texas while he returns to New York, so that if anything does go wrong in the case he won't know, are all worthy Tear Jerkers.
to:
* Jake removing himself from the case as Amy's undercover handler in "Maximum Security", after realising that he can't be objective when she's unarmed and in danger, is a combination of this and a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming.SugarWiki/{{Heartwarming Moment|s}}. Even though it's ultimately due to the fact that he cares about her too much, there are quite a few sad consequences: Jake leaves believing that he's a weaker person than he thought; he and Amy realise that they may not be able to work cases together any more; and Jake having to leave Amy in Texas while he returns to New York, so that if anything does go wrong in the case he won't know, are all worthy Tear Jerkers.
Changed line(s) 82 (click to see context) from:
* Jake's sadness at Doug Judy betraying him yet again by running off with the diamonds instead of turning himself in after he helped Jake catch his boss. The scene itself also overlaps with CrowningMomentOfFunny due to how dramatic Jake is being, but he also just seems genuinely distraught that Doug has not in fact stopped his life of crime.
to:
* Jake's sadness at Doug Judy betraying him yet again by running off with the diamonds instead of turning himself in after he helped Jake catch his boss. The scene itself also overlaps with CrowningMomentOfFunny SugarWiki/{{Funny Moment|s}} due to how dramatic Jake is being, but he also just seems genuinely distraught that Doug has not in fact stopped his life of crime.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 56 (click to see context) from:
* Jake getting a HeroicBSOD when [[spoiler: he and Rosa are deemed guilty during their trial]]
to:
* Jake getting a HeroicBSOD when [[spoiler: he and Rosa are deemed guilty during their trial]]trial.]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 81 (click to see context) from:
* Holt's excessively paranoid behavior during 'Safe House'. While the rules themselves (no standing except in a single square, windows can only be open for an hour) are played for laughs, the tension they create between Holt and Kevin is portrayed very seriously. Right down to Holt implying Kevin's death might drive him to suicide, and Kevin insinuating that Holt's behavior might result in a divorce.
to:
* Holt's excessively paranoid behavior during 'Safe House'. While the rules themselves (no standing except in a single square, windows can only be open for an hour) are played for laughs, the tension they create between Holt and Kevin is portrayed very seriously. Right down to Holt implying Kevin's death might drive him to suicide, and Kevin insinuating saying that Holt's behavior might result in a divorce.
Changed line(s) 84 (click to see context) from:
'''Jake:''' Damn it! Stop being so romantic. Now turn around and come back to me, you fool! Hello? Hello? He's gone. He broke my heart.
to:
'''Jake:''' Damn it! Stop being so romantic. Now turn around and come back to me, you fool! Hello? Hello? He's gone. He broke my heart.heart.
* When Holt gives his CallingTheOldManOut speech in 'The Puzzle Master', the camera lingers on Olivia Crawford's face when Holt says that she was never actually considered for the position. To have thought your hard work paid off, that you'd succeeded in breaking through the glass ceiling... Crawford's expression is subtle, but she's clearly shaken up.
* When Holt gives his CallingTheOldManOut speech in 'The Puzzle Master', the camera lingers on Olivia Crawford's face when Holt says that she was never actually considered for the position. To have thought your hard work paid off, that you'd succeeded in breaking through the glass ceiling... Crawford's expression is subtle, but she's clearly shaken up.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 81 (click to see context) from:
* Holt's excessively paranoid behavior during 'Safe House'. While the rules themselves (no standing except in a single square, windows can only be open for an hour) are played for laughs, the tension they create between Holt and Kevin is portrayed very seriously. Right down to Holt implying Kevin's death might drive him to suicide, and Kevin insinuating that Holt's behavior might result in a divorce.
to:
* Holt's excessively paranoid behavior during 'Safe House'. While the rules themselves (no standing except in a single square, windows can only be open for an hour) are played for laughs, the tension they create between Holt and Kevin is portrayed very seriously. Right down to Holt implying Kevin's death might drive him to suicide, and Kevin insinuating that Holt's behavior might result in a divorce.divorce.
* Jake's sadness at Doug Judy betraying him yet again by running off with the diamonds instead of turning himself in after he helped Jake catch his boss. The scene itself also overlaps with CrowningMomentOfFunny due to how dramatic Jake is being, but he also just seems genuinely distraught that Doug has not in fact stopped his life of crime.
-->'''Doug Judy:''' ''(over the phone)'' I guess Rosa was right. I'm a scorpion. Scorpions gonna scorp. Sorry I can't be the man you want me to be.\\
'''Jake:''' Damn it! Stop being so romantic. Now turn around and come back to me, you fool! Hello? Hello? He's gone. He broke my heart.
* Jake's sadness at Doug Judy betraying him yet again by running off with the diamonds instead of turning himself in after he helped Jake catch his boss. The scene itself also overlaps with CrowningMomentOfFunny due to how dramatic Jake is being, but he also just seems genuinely distraught that Doug has not in fact stopped his life of crime.
-->'''Doug Judy:''' ''(over the phone)'' I guess Rosa was right. I'm a scorpion. Scorpions gonna scorp. Sorry I can't be the man you want me to be.\\
'''Jake:''' Damn it! Stop being so romantic. Now turn around and come back to me, you fool! Hello? Hello? He's gone. He broke my heart.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
--> '''Jake:''' No, everything's fine. I'm talking to you.
Added DiffLines:
* Holt's gambling addiction in 'Bad Beat' isn't exactly PlayedForDrama. When Jake tells Holt to back off the gambling and threatens to tell Holt's husband what he's been up to, you think it's just another joke. Until Holt grows very serious.
--> '''Holt:''' I can't do that to Kevin again.
--> '''Holt:''' I can't do that to Kevin again.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 78 (click to see context) from:
* Holt's excessively paranoid behavior during 'Safe House'. While the rules themselves (no standing except in a single square, windows can only be open for an hour) are played for laughs, the tension they create between Holt and Kevin is portrayed very seriously.
to:
* Holt's excessively paranoid behavior during 'Safe House'. While the rules themselves (no standing except in a single square, windows can only be open for an hour) are played for laughs, the tension they create between Holt and Kevin is portrayed very seriously. Right down to Holt implying Kevin's death might drive him to suicide, and Kevin insinuating that Holt's behavior might result in a divorce.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 11 (click to see context) from:
--> '''Holt:''' ''[chuckles]'' [[CallBack "Meep morp. Zeep"]]
to:
--> '''Holt:''' ''[chuckles]'' [[CallBack "Meep morp. Zeep"]]Zeep."]]
Changed line(s) 77 (click to see context) from:
** The ending is a crowning moment of heartwarming, but people who've been rejected for their sexuality (or are otherwise estranged from their bio-family) might cry anyways. When Rosa is devastated by her parents reaction, the 99 shows up for [[TrueCompanions family game night]]. And Captain Holt, who knows what Rosa's going through all-too-well, [[NotSoStoic gives a heartfelt speech about how he's proud of her things will get better, and gives her a hug.]]
to:
** The ending is a crowning moment of heartwarming, but people who've been rejected for their sexuality (or are otherwise estranged from their bio-family) might cry anyways. When Rosa is devastated by her parents reaction, the 99 shows up for [[TrueCompanions family game night]]. And Captain Holt, who knows what Rosa's going through all-too-well, [[NotSoStoic gives a heartfelt speech about how he's proud of her things will get better, and gives her a hug.]]]]
* Holt's excessively paranoid behavior during 'Safe House'. While the rules themselves (no standing except in a single square, windows can only be open for an hour) are played for laughs, the tension they create between Holt and Kevin is portrayed very seriously.
* Holt's excessively paranoid behavior during 'Safe House'. While the rules themselves (no standing except in a single square, windows can only be open for an hour) are played for laughs, the tension they create between Holt and Kevin is portrayed very seriously.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 41 (click to see context) from:
--> '''Charles:''' You're gonna get a new partner. His bame is gonna be Heath or Ryan, he's gonna know everything about ''DieHard'' and he's gonna be super cool--jean jacket cool.
to:
--> '''Charles:''' You're gonna get a new partner. His bame is gonna be Heath or Ryan, he's gonna know everything about ''DieHard'' ''Franchise/DieHard'' and he's gonna be super cool--jean jacket cool.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
* Gertie [[spoiler: getting torn apart in a chop shop ''in front of Captain Holt'']]. Remember, this isn't just a car to him. This is a beloved part of his life, being the vehicle that allowed him to stay together with Kevin during the most difficult parts of their relationship. Sure, [[spoiler: Doug Judy gets him an identical copy]], but it won't have the same emotional resonance.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 76 (click to see context) from:
** The ending is a crowning moment of heartwarming, but people who've been rejected for their sexuality (or are otherwise estranged from their bio-family) might cry anyways. When Rosa is devastated by her parents reaction, the 99 shows up for [[TrueCompanions family game night]]. And Captain Holt, who knows what Rosa's going through all-to-well, [[NotSoStoic gives a heartfelt speech about how he's proud of her things will get better, and gives her a hug.]]
to:
** The ending is a crowning moment of heartwarming, but people who've been rejected for their sexuality (or are otherwise estranged from their bio-family) might cry anyways. When Rosa is devastated by her parents reaction, the 99 shows up for [[TrueCompanions family game night]]. And Captain Holt, who knows what Rosa's going through all-to-well, all-too-well, [[NotSoStoic gives a heartfelt speech about how he's proud of her things will get better, and gives her a hug.]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 75 (click to see context) from:
** Made even sadder by the fact that three episodes prior ("Two Turkeys") Rosa was excited to spend more time with her family [[spoiler:after her stay in prison]]. Just as they were reconnecting, they hit a stumbling block.
to:
** Made even sadder by the fact that three episodes prior ("Two Turkeys") Rosa was excited to spend more time with her family [[spoiler:after her stay in prison]]. Just as they were reconnecting, they hit a stumbling block.block.
** The ending is a crowning moment of heartwarming, but people who've been rejected for their sexuality (or are otherwise estranged from their bio-family) might cry anyways. When Rosa is devastated by her parents reaction, the 99 shows up for [[TrueCompanions family game night]]. And Captain Holt, who knows what Rosa's going through all-to-well, [[NotSoStoic gives a heartfelt speech about how he's proud of her things will get better, and gives her a hug.]]
** The ending is a crowning moment of heartwarming, but people who've been rejected for their sexuality (or are otherwise estranged from their bio-family) might cry anyways. When Rosa is devastated by her parents reaction, the 99 shows up for [[TrueCompanions family game night]]. And Captain Holt, who knows what Rosa's going through all-to-well, [[NotSoStoic gives a heartfelt speech about how he's proud of her things will get better, and gives her a hug.]]
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Added DiffLines:
!!Season 2
Added DiffLines:
----
!!Season 3
!!Season 3
Added DiffLines:
----
!!Season 4
!!Season 4
Added DiffLines:
----
!!Season 5
!!Season 5
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 67 (click to see context) from:
'''Rosa:''' So you would rather me be some dude's mistress than be in a loving relationship with a woman? Well, Jake and I aren't dating. But guess what? Your worst fears are real. I'm not straight. I'm bisexual.
to:
'''Rosa:''' So you would rather me be some dude's mistress than be in a loving relationship with a woman? Well, Jake and I aren't dating. But guess what? Your worst fears are real. I'm not straight. I'm bisexual.bisexual.
** Made even sadder by the fact that three episodes prior ("Two Turkeys") Rosa was excited to spend more time with her family [[spoiler:after her stay in prison]]. Just as they were reconnecting, they hit a stumbling block.
** Made even sadder by the fact that three episodes prior ("Two Turkeys") Rosa was excited to spend more time with her family [[spoiler:after her stay in prison]]. Just as they were reconnecting, they hit a stumbling block.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 59 (click to see context) from:
* Rosa's parents have an exceptionally hard time accepting her bisexuality. Although her father later says that he loves her and will try his best to try and understand her desires and choices, he also asks that she stop coming over for game night because it will upset her mother. The normally stoic Rosa can't help but shed a tear.
to:
* Rosa's parents have an exceptionally hard time accepting her bisexuality. Although her father later says that he loves her and will try his best to try and understand her desires and choices, he also asks that that, at least for the time being, she stop coming over for game night because it will upset her mother. The normally stoic Rosa can't help but shed a tear.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Changed line(s) 64 (click to see context) from:
'''Rosa:''' ''(crestfallen)'' Wow.
to:
'''Rosa:''' ''(crestfallen)'' Wow.Wow.
** Rosa finding out that her parents were more okay with the idea of her dating Jake while he's engaged to Amy than they would be with her dating a woman during the dinner with her parents is also quite heartbreaking.
-->'''Oscar:''' Mijita, when you called this dinner, you were so nervous, we were worried you were gonna tell us you were gay.\\
'''Rosa:''' So you would rather me be some dude's mistress than be in a loving relationship with a woman? Well, Jake and I aren't dating. But guess what? Your worst fears are real. I'm not straight. I'm bisexual.
** Rosa finding out that her parents were more okay with the idea of her dating Jake while he's engaged to Amy than they would be with her dating a woman during the dinner with her parents is also quite heartbreaking.
-->'''Oscar:''' Mijita, when you called this dinner, you were so nervous, we were worried you were gonna tell us you were gay.\\
'''Rosa:''' So you would rather me be some dude's mistress than be in a loving relationship with a woman? Well, Jake and I aren't dating. But guess what? Your worst fears are real. I'm not straight. I'm bisexual.
