Krystal Webb

Brooklyn Nine-Nine wraps up its second season with “Johnny and Dora”, which finally addresses the Jake-Amy romantic tension head on. They team up to catch some bad guy and have to pretend to be engaged and in love*. That requires some making out, despite both of them insisting on it not being weird.

Season 5 of BOB’S BURGERS was a joy to savor every Sunday night. Showing trademark Belcher tenacity, the show survived time slot jumps, missed weeks and hurdled Mulaney.

The second-to-last episode of Brooklyn Nine-Nine‘s second season went back to its roots with a Jake/Holt main story. Jake sniffs out a murder that could blow up into a huge case and a surprise twist may take Captain Holt away from the 99.

The second season of Brooklyn Nine-Nine is in the homestretch with just three episodes left. It’s put the Jake-Amy storyline on the back burner for much of it, even though that propelled the show to great heights last season. Other than an acknowledgement in Road Trip and a few mentions in the beginning of the season, it could be nonexistent.

It’s Linda’s birthday on this episode of Bob’s Burgers. While the family is preoccupied with pampering the birthday girl, they miss she’s not too thrilled with the day. The family usher out to the store, while they try to make up a spa day for her.

A long hiatus for fans of BROOKLYN NINE-NINE is over. The show returns with AC/DC”, an episode focused on Jake and his inability to leave work at work. He gets badly beat up during a foot chase over cars. Despite a couple of cracked ribs, broken thumb and toes, he insists on going back to work.

Linda and Bob are out for the night and the kids are on their own adventure.

Andy Samberg is hosting the #Emmys this fall. But first, he’s targeted in a sabotage.

Bradley Whitford shows up as Jake’s dad in tonight’s Brooklyn Nine-Nine.

The Belchers show why they’re the best family on television today in the latest episode of “Bob’s Burgers.”

Jake and Amy catch a bad guy and Boyle and Gina are related in a strong “Brooklyn Nine-Nine.”

It was a classic Bob’s Burgers episode with a lot of one-liners that had a lot of heart in the end.

Opposite #SNL40, Brooklyn Nine-Nine failed to showcase its star alum in a mediocre effort.

Only Tracy Flick was missing in this election-themed Bob’s Burgers.

Jake mends a broken heart on Brooklyn Nine-Nine.

Romance expert Tina gets a taste of her own medicine in a Valentine’s Day Bob’s Burgers.

Bob sports a sun hat in a musical “Bob’s Burgers” that shows how much love the family loves each other.

Eva Longoria signs off “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” refreshing tired breakup tropes.

Family first for the Belchers in this week’s “Bob’s Burgers.”

A year after its big #GoldenGlobes win, “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” proves it wasn’t a fluke.

Too much of a good thing? Tina Belcher takes over “Bob’s Burgers.”

Guess who’s coming on vacation? Capt. Holt parties in this week’s “Brooklyn Nine-Nine.”

A busy episode of “Bob’s Burgers” ends up feeling lacking in emotional weight.

It’s a Christmas miracle! Nick Cannon doesn’t ruin Brooklyn Nine-Nine.

A holiday helping of “Bob’s Burgers” that throws in Carl Reiner, Nick Offerman and Bill Hader.

Craig Robinson jolts Brooklyn Nine-Nine in his second time around.

Amy likes Jake, Jake helps Amy break up with Teddy and Eva Longoria sticks around in “Brooklyn-Nine-Nine.”

In the heat of battle, Bob’s Burgers demonstrates how the Belchers are the warmest family on TV.

Bob’s Burgers rejects Thanksgiving and the turkeys get their revenge.

Ed Helms guests stars as the annoying version of Andy Bernard in BROOKLYN NINE-NINE.