Watch Brooklyn 99's 10 Epic Fails That Were Totally Unscripted

At the time of its premiere, Brooklyn Nine-Nine immediately became a phenomenon in the comedy world. The show can be thought of as the Friends of our time. No, the characters do not live in the same apartment, but they work in the same precinct and navigate their personal and professional lives. The show's humor made it a cult favorite, and even nearly three years after it ended, we can't forget how funny the character interactions were, many of which were the result of witty ad-libs. Let's take a look at 10 of the most memorable Brooklyn Nine-Nine moments that were completely unscripted.

10 Hilarious Brooklyn Nine-Nine Moments That Weren't in the Script

10. You feelin' sexy? Yeah, I feel sexy!

9. Cool, cool, cool

8. We're sharing a French onion!

7. Was the 'Joe' line on purpose?

6. The 'sex tape' running gag

5. Everyone, wash your hands

4. Caleb pushing to be friends with Jake

3. Nine-Nine!

2. Hot damn!

1. Andy Samberg cracking up

Created by sitcom veterans Michael Schur and Dan Goor, Brooklyn Nine-Nine gained a loyal fan base that stuck with the show until it ended in 2021. Nearly 11 years after its premiere, it's hard to believe that Fox once axed the popular show to the shock of viewers and pretty much all of Hollywood. However, after a campaign by fans and cast members, Brooklyn Nine-Nine was acquired by NBC, which produced its three final seasons.

The cop sitcom follows the officers of the 99th Precinct in Brooklyn. It's a lighthearted show with a strong emphasis on teamwork, and there's literally no one funnier than the show's protagonist, Detective Jake Peralta, played by Andy Samberg. The series also stars Stephanie Beatriz, Terry Crews, Melissa Fumero, Joe Lo Truglio, Chelsea Peretti, Andre Braugher, Dirk Blocker and Joel McKinnon Miller.

Over the course of eight seasons, the cast became incredibly close, as you can see in the hilarious moments above, which are the result of masterful improvisation. All of this speaks not only to the fact that Brooklyn Nine-Nine has one of the most talented casts in the history of the sitcom genre, but also to how comfortable the cast was with each other. This led to some of the show's funniest moments.

All eight seasons of Brooklyn Nine-Nine are available to stream on Netflix and Peacock. It is also available on most major platforms including Amazon, Apple TV, Fandango at Home, Google Play and Microsoft.