Ep 3. Pimento

Detective Jake Peralta and his colleagues of the Nine-Nine precinct of Brooklyn's 99th police precinct return to solve another crime in the seventh season of Brooklyn Nine-Nine. In the third episode, titled "Pimento," Jake and Charles investigate a case of a murdered author who wrote a best-selling horror novel with graphic descriptions of torture and murder.

The case quickly becomes complicated as they discover that the key suspect is none other than Adrian Pimento, a former detective and Jake's friend, who faked his own death and went into hiding after a disastrous undercover operation. Pimento is one of the most unpredictable and unstable characters in the series, so the detectives must tread carefully to get to the bottom of the case without putting themselves in danger.

As the investigation continues, Pimento's odd behavior and erratic tendencies begin to point at darker secrets he may have been hiding. Meanwhile, the rest of the Nine-Nine team deal with their own issues. Captain Holt tries to overcome his guilty conscience by helping Terry with a bureaucratic task, while Rosa has a new girlfriend but struggles with her emotions being on display.

With Pimento's life on the line, Jake and Charles race to solve the case before it's too late. Along the way, they uncover shocking revelations and suspects.

The episode carries on with its classic blend of humor and heart, bringing a new dimension to the long-standing relationship between Jake and Pimento. Viewers also get to witness more of Rosa's insecurities and new relationships, which have never been explored before.

"Pimento" is a classic Brooklyn Nine-Nine episode, full of quirky characters, clever writing, and an intriguing storyline that balances humor and suspense flawlessly. The stakes are high, and the mystery is real, leading up to a thrilling end that will leave fans on the edge of their seats.

Overall, "Pimento" is another fantastic episode that only adds to the rich tapestry of Brooklyn Nine-Nine. The show has established itself as a fan favorite with its relatable characters, hilarious humor, and suspense-filled cases. Season seven is shaping up to be another exciting adventure, and "Pimento" is just the tip of the iceberg.