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'Brooklyn Nine-Nine' Characters Reimagined As Stereotypical College Students

Charles Boyle- The kid who's always confused.

Marina Maynard
Jan 16, 2018
The Ohio State University
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'Brooklyn Nine-Nine' Characters Reimagined As Stereotypical College Students
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Brooklyn Nine-Nine is such an amazing and underrated television show. If you have never seen it, you need to get on Hulu ASAP! The characters on this show are hilarious, and are really just like college students if you think about it.

Captain Holt- The Class President

Captain Holt is the leader of his precinct, so naturally he would be the class president as a college student. Underneath his serious personality is a very funny and likable person.

Amy Santiago- The Teacher's Pet

Amy is a classic teacher's pet. Catch her at all the professor's office hours.

Jake Peralta- The Class Clown

Jake is that guy in class who will do anything to get a laugh (and make his classmates uncomfortable).

Rosa Diaz- The girl you don't want to mess with

Class is all fun and games until you get on Rosa's bad side. But don't let her fool you, underneath it all she is just as soft as Boyle.

Sergeant Terry- The Jock

This is the guy in your class who carries around a gallon of water at all times and always talks about the newest supplements he just got. Expect to catch him randomly burst out into push ups in the middle of class.

Gina Linetti- The T.A. who just doesn't care

Gina is the assistant to Captain Holt, much like a T.A. is to a college professor. Don't expect too much from her, though. Did she grade those homework assignments yet? Nope- completion grades for everyone!

Scully and Hitchcock- The Slackers

These two are together because they are basically the same person and are inseparable. Honestly, what do they even do?

Charles Boyle- The kid who's always confused

Probably because he's always thinking about food. I am Charles.

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