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[[WMG: [[spoiler: Gina]] will win Halloween IV]]

[[WMG: The Brooklyn 99 squad is a Star Trek crew in a parallel universe, and will eventually be visited by their space-faring counterparts.]] The dynamics and diversity of the 99 bullpens are very similar to that of an Enterprise bridge, with Holt as Captain, Terry as First Officer, Santiago as Science Officer, Peralta as Chief Engineer, Boyle as Chief Medical Officer, Gina as Communications Officer, Diaz as Security Officer, and Scully and Hitchcock as Pilot and Helmsman.

[[WMG: Charles Boyle is part Cupid.]]

He just couldn't keep his [[DeathByIrony cool]] and lost it in the [[JustForPun heat of the moment]].

[[WMG: The 99 exists in the same Universe as Series/{{White Collar}}]]. Think about it: criminals abound of various skill levels and the cops can literally get away with anything to catch them. Also in the first episode with Terry's brother-in-law the excuse Holt uses is that everyone is busy with "that Keller business by the docks." Holt has been in New York long enough to know at least some of what happened. Or it's just a {Shout Out}

* Scully: Since the ChannelHop, Hitchcock and Scully have risen in prominence, being PromotionToOpeningTitles, and having the second episode of season 6 all about them. While [[spoiler:Hitchcock has retired Scully hasn't and it'd be one last DarkHorseVictory, which pretty much every heist has had.

* A disappointingly corrupt, incompetent or effeminate cop.

Peralta is Jeff, the cocky show-off who saves the day with charm and cunning, but he's secretly a deeply insecure man who is massively scarred by his ParentalNeglect and deeply loves his friends and will always make a stand against bigotry. Amy is Annie, the goody-two-shoes who is a figurative as opposed to literal teacher's pet, she's sexually repressed, ambitious, detail-oriented and a very sweet, genuine (if annoying) person who has UST with the charming layabout. Gina is Britta. Basically a gigantic goofball who has a history with the hero (though a childhood friend as opposed to ex-lover) and does legitimately have other people's best interests at heart, despite being wrapped up her own neuroses and crazy beliefs. Boyle is Troy, supremely emotional, sensitive guys, who is talented but ultimately always portrayed as a jokey dork, extremely benevolent to other people and has a relationship with another character that is basically romantic. Rosa is Abed, emotionally repressed individuals that are nonetheless incredibly competent at a whole host of things and are honestly more effective than the main-character at solving the problems that they face, but is reluctant to step into a leadership role due to their lack of desire, while Abed plays it a little goofier, they're both mysterious sex symbols. Jeffords is Shirley, they're the mother of the group and hide their steely core around a nurturing sentiment, also they both have shameful pasts and start the show with a complex about their family life. Making Holt...Pierce, or perhaps how Pierce sees himself. He's the wise, stern, serious, competent, successful family man that Pierce always wanted to be. Hitchcock is Leonard and Scully is Garrett.

** {{Jossed}} (probably) in Ep.2x18 "Captain Peralta": Jake's dad does appear, but if he had any better reason for leaving Jake than being a massively selfish jerk, he keeps it ''very'' well hidden indeed.