вЂњGoodbyes are inherently sad,вЂќ Jake says near the end of the episode. With everyone working at cross purposes to win the heist, no oneвЂ™s goodbye works out according to plan, and - to everyoneвЂ™s horror - the not really retired Hitchcock (Dirk Blocker) ends up as grand champion. The heist brought back a couple of familiar faces in former precinct employee Gina (Chelsea Peretti, who left the show during its sixth season), wild-man detective Adrian Pimento (Jason Mantzoukas) and AmyвЂ™s wet-blanket ex Teddy (Kyle Bornheimer), as well as BoyleвЂ™s (Joe Lo Truglio) look-alike Bill (Winston Story), a recurring figure in heist episodes over the showвЂ™s run. It being a Nine-Nine heist, though, there are double and triple crosses galore, with both Amy and Holt planning their own perfect goodbyes. McGinley in a recurring role).ДЇor his last day, however, Jake (of course) devises a ridiculously elaborate plan that will bring everyone to the Brooklyn Bridge for a вЂњperfect goodbye.вЂќ Holt ( Andre Braugher) and Amy pushed a reform proposal that met with great resistance from the head of patrolmanвЂ™s union (John C. The show scrapped several scripts last summer in the wake of George FloydвЂ™s killing at the hands of former Minneapolis officer Derek Chauvin and instead played out a season in which Rosa (Stephanie Beatriz) quit the force to work as a private investigator with a focus on victims of corrupt cops.

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