Stars of ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ React to Announcement of Show’s Final Season.<br />On Thursday, NBC announced that the 2021-22 season of ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ would be the show’s last. .<br />The Andy Samberg-led comedy will conclude with its<br />eighth season, which consists of 10 episodes.<br />In a post to the ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ Twitter<br />account, co-creator Dan Goor said he felt “incredibly<br />lucky” to have been a part of the show. .<br />[The cast and crew] are not only among<br />the most talented people in the business,<br />they are all good human beings who have<br />become a family … I know some people will<br />be disappointed it’s ending so soon, but<br />honestly, I’m grateful it lasted this long, Dan Goor, via Twitter.<br />Melissa Fumero, aka Amy Santiago, called being<br />on the show “one of the greatest joys.” .<br />It has been one of the greatest joys<br />and honor of my life to play Amy. I am<br />so grateful to be able to take a victory lap<br />with our beloved cast and crew. To our<br />amazing fans, we love you. No tears for<br />now, we still have a whole season to shoot!, Melissa Fumero, via Twitter.<br />Terry Crews, aka Lieutenant Terry Jeffords, said<br />he was “happy” to have been a part of the show. .<br />I’m sad it will end, but happy to have had the<br />chance to be a part of something so special, Terry Crews, via Twitter.<br />Stephanie Beatriz, aka Rosa Diaz, tweeted a photo of the<br />show’s cast and crew and captioned it, “SQUAD FOREVER.”.<br />Joel McKinnon Miller, aka Scully, posted the<br />same photo as Beatriz, with the caption “best cast.<br />Best crew. Best fans … #bestjobever.”
