Brooklyn Nine-Nine star Terry Crews wonders every year what parts of his life are going to end up in the popular comedy.
No these wants people to think they walk off the red carpet and into a kill room. But sometimes the line between the character you see on screen and the person who portrays them is a bit blurry.
“I have four daughters and a few seasons ago, Terry had his third, and I thought, ‘Ohmigod, there might be more kids coming’. There are so many parallels between my life and Terry Jeffords. “You get to sit down with the writers, tell them what’s going on in your life, and they ask how I see the character, they ask me if there’s anything I would like to see. They’re open to suggestions and it makes everybody feel included. You know at least your voice was heard.
“That’s so funny! I’m not going to give away any spoilers but let’s just say that some things are going to be introduced.”Source:AFP Set in a Brooklyn police precinct, it follows a squad of detectives trying to solve crime and live their lives – but because it’s a comedy, there’s much shenanigans. Anecdotally, it seems like its popularity keeps growing every year, more and more people are shouting the catchcry “Nine-Nine!”.
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