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** While the Technobabble terms are genuine, the actual usage in Knox, Rosa, Holt and Jake's conversations are repeatedly used in the wrong contexts. Considering the action movie theme of the episode, and Jake repeatedly mentioning that he understands it (and clearly doesn't), it's a sign to savvy viewers that Knox is just throwing out words out to distract them.
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** While the Technobabble terms are genuine, the actual usage in Knox, Rosa, Holt and Jake's conversations are repeatedly used in the wrong contexts. Considering the action movie theme of the episode, and Jake repeatedly mentioning that he understands it (and clearly doesn't), it's a sign to savvy viewers that Knox is just throwing out words out to distract them.them all.
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** The holding cells open up as a distraction for the cops just as Knox finds out Amy is on her way back to the Nine-Nine.
** In the same conversation, when the phone Jake is video-calling Amy with is pointed at him, Knox surreptitiously makes an effort to hide his face from the camera by hunching and turning to focus on his screens.
** In the same conversation, when the phone Jake is video-calling Amy with is pointed at him, Knox surreptitiously makes an effort to hide his face from the camera by hunching and turning to focus on his screens.
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** When the phone Jake is video-calling Amy with is pointed at him, Knox quickly and surreptitiously moves his chair and hunches top focus on the screens.
** In the same conversation, The holding cells open up as a distraction for the cops just as Knox finds out Amy is on her way back to theNine-Nine.
** In the same conversation, when the phone Jake is video-calling Amy with is pointed at him, Knox surreptitiously makes an effort to hide his face from the camera by hunching and turning to focus on his screens.Nine-Nine.
** In the same conversation, The holding cells open up as a distraction for the cops just as Knox finds out Amy is on her way back to the
** In the same conversation, when the phone Jake is video-calling Amy with is pointed at him, Knox surreptitiously makes an effort to hide his face from the camera by hunching and turning to focus on his screens.
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** While the Technobabble terms are genuine, the actual usage in Knox, Rosa, Holt and Jake's conversations are repeatedly used in the wrong contexts. Considering the action movie theme of the episode, and Jake repeatedly mentioning that he understands it (and clearly doesn't), it's a sign to savvy viewers that Knox is just throwing out words out to distract them.
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* SinisterSororitySisters: Parodied. The Nine Nine have a whole sorority in lockup due to being drunk and disorderly. They are famed for their cutting, vicious putdowns to anyone who gets close. The Nine-Nine are afraid to walk past them because they're so mean. They put Knox - who's a corrupt murderer - in a holding cell with them at the end, which is presented as a fitting punishment.
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**In the same conversation, when the phone Jake is video-calling Amy with is pointed at him, Knox surreptitiously makes an effort to hide his face from the camera by hunching and turning to focus on his screens.
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* GeniusBonus: For any IT professionals watching, it becomes obvious by Knox's 2nd or 3rd scene that he's just throwing around terms that don't make sense in context. Rather than being a case of writers who don't understand technology, this turns out to be a very important hint about what's really going on.
