Brooklyn Nine-Nine season 1 episode 18 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Jake faces the loss of his grandmother's apartment due to financial struggles, leading to humorous and heartfelt moments as he and Gina reminisce about their past and explore solutions. Amidst this, the precinct undergoes self-evaluations, prompting introspection and personal growth among the team. Jake's immaturity clashes with Gina's practicality, but they eventually find common ground. The episode highlights the importance of confronting one's flaws and the complexities of adult life, all wrapped in the show's signature comedic style.
Full Episode S01E18 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Jake call Captain Holt "dad"?
Jake accidentally calls Captain Holt "dad," leading to a humorous exchange among the team.
What financial problem is Jake facing?
Jake is at risk of losing his grandmother's apartment and needs to secure a large sum of money to buy it.
How does Gina describe Jake's financial situation?
Gina discovers that Jake is essentially bankrupt due to poor financial management.
What solution does Jake initially seek for his financial problem?
Jake first asks Captain Holt for a loan to buy his apartment.
Who do Jake and Gina meet for a possible loan?
Jake and Gina meet a loan shark, hoping to secure a quick loan.
What prank do Rosa and Boyle plan in the episode?
Rosa and Boyle plan to fill Detective Lohank's locker with shaving cream and hair as a prank.
Why do Rosa and Boyle change their plan for the prank?
They learn about Detective Lohank's personal struggles, including his wife's addiction and his dog's accident, leading them to abandon the prank.
How does Gina propose to help Jake with his apartment issue?
Gina offers to buy Jake's grandmother's apartment and rent it to him.
What conflict arises between Jake and Gina?
Jake is initially upset and feels patronized by Gina's offer to buy the apartment and become his landlady.
How do Jake and Gina resolve their conflict?
Jake apologizes to Gina for overreacting, and they agree that Gina will buy the apartment and rent it to Jake.
What is the main theme of the self-evaluations at the police station?
The self-evaluations focus on acknowledging personal flaws and growth, with each character confronting their shortcomings.
How does Amy Santiago handle her self-evaluation with Captain Holt?
Amy confidently asserts that her biggest flaw is caring too much about Holt's opinion, showing growth in her self-judgment.
What is the outcome of Jake's attempt to secure his grandmother's apartment?
Jake fails to secure the apartment through traditional means but reaches an agreement where Gina buys it and he rents from her.
What personal issues does Detective Lohank reveal?
Detective Lohank shares his struggles with his wife's addiction, his dog's accident, and his own health issues.
How does the episode end?
The episode concludes with characters showing self-awareness and personal growth, particularly Jake and Amy in their respective situations.
