Ep 6. The Venue

Jake and Rosa finally get their chance to shine on a high-profile case in Brooklyn Nine-Nine season 5 episode 6 titled "The Venue". The squad is tasked with protecting a celebrity who has received numerous death threats leading up to his performance at a music venue in Brooklyn. As the detectives prepare for the event, Jake and Rosa are determined to prove that they are just as capable as the other members of the squad.

As they begin investigating, Jake and Rosa discover that the threat originated from within the venue itself. While Rosa goes undercover as a bouncer, Jake uses his charisma to charm his way into the inner circle of the club's owner, who may be involved in the threat against the celebrity. Their partnership is tested as they realize that they have different approaches when it comes to handling suspects.

Meanwhile, Terry is dealing with a personal issue as he struggles to find a new nursery after his toddler son is kicked out of his old one for biting another child. He enlists the help of Gina, who proves to be incredibly resourceful in the search for a new nursery. In classic Gina fashion, she turns the whole thing into an elaborate game, much to Terry's annoyance.

Back at the music venue, the situation takes a turn for the worse as the detectives race against the clock to prevent an attack on the celebrity. With tensions running high, Jake and Rosa must put aside their differences and work together in order to save the day.

"The Venue" is a thrilling episode of Brooklyn Nine-Nine that showcases the strengths of both Jake and Rosa as detectives. The episode also manages to balance the humor that the show is known for with the more serious, dramatic moments of the case. Terry's subplot adds a touch of heartwarming sentimentality to the episode without detracting from the main plot.

Overall, "The Venue" is a great installment in Brooklyn Nine-Nine season 5 that will leave fans on the edge of their seats. With each character given their own moment to shine, the episode is a testament to the show's excellent writing and strong ensemble cast.