As the case drags on for weeks without leads, the episode uses Rosa’s rapidly changing hairstyles—courtesy of her girlfriend who is in cosmetology school—to mark the passing of time. The investigation involves:
The team repeatedly works and reworks the scene to find a breakthrough.
Unlike most episodes, the rest of the Nine-Nine crew (Holt, Amy, Terry, etc.) have very little screen time, keeping the focus entirely on the Jake-Rosa dynamic. [S6E6] The Crime Scene
A dramatic crime-scene tech who mimics the "sunglasses-reveal" style of CSI: Miami 's David Caruso.
" The Crime Scene " is the of the police procedural comedy series Brooklyn Nine-Nine . It is notable for its unique focus on a single case over a long period, departing from the show's usual multi-plot structure. Episode Overview Aired: February 14, 2019 As the case drags on for weeks without
Jake and Rosa are assigned to a "dope" murder case involving a victim found in a locked room. During the initial investigation, Jake makes a foolhardy promise to the victim's grieving mother that he will solve the case. This promise turns into an unhealthy obsession.
One of the most praised comedic elements, where Rosa appears with various colorful and elaborate coifs, showing a rare glimpse into her personal life with her girlfriend, Jocelyn. Episode Overview Aired: February 14, 2019 Jake and
Jake eventually realizes that the murder was committed by a neighbor who used a specific, overlooked method to enter the apartment. Key Highlights