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11th May 2018

Brooklyn Nine-Nine might not be dead yet

Tony Cuddihy

Brooklyn Nine-Nine

There could be life left in one of the cleverest shows out there, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, yet.

Given the outcry after Fox announced that they were pulling the plug on Brooklyn Nine-Nine after the current fifth series, it’s no surprise to learn that a number of other networks are considering picking up the cleverest TV comedy since Parks and Recreation.

Deadline is reporting that Hulu – who picked up The Mindy Project when it was dropped by Fox after three seasons – are in pole position to take over production of the hit show, with interest also coming from TBS and NBC.

Netflix is seen as a longer shot, despite its syndication deal with Fox to carry the show on its service, as Hulu currently holds Subscription Video on Demand rights to Brooklyn Nine-Nine.

Petitions to save Jake, Terry, Amy, Charles and the inimitable Captain Holt have sprung up overnight on Change.org – such as this – with thousands of people hoping to see their favourite show continue.

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