Brooklyn Nine-Nine is back from the dead, NBC takes over and renews the new season #The recent fate of Brooklyn Nine-Nine, a drama that combines solving crimes and making people laugh, can be said to be the same as its often nonsensical plot. Yesterday, Fox announced that it had canceled the renewal of the sixth season of the show, which broke the hearts of many fans of the show and immediately launched a petition for renewal. It is reported that Hulu and Netflix had both intended to take over the show, but in the end, nothing came of it. Fortunately, the creator Michael Goor later announced that NBC officially took over the show. NBC will renew the series for the sixth season, a total of 12 episodes. NBC used to be the overlord of non-prime-time comedies, but in recent years it has gradually shifted its development focus to reality shows and long-running dramas. This time, taking over Brooklyn Nine-Nine is indeed a bit of a surprise to the editor. NBC executive Roger Greenblatt explained that after selling the show to Fox, the TV station has always regretted it; taking this opportunity, the TV station took action to bring the show back to the right home.