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Brooklyn Nine-Nine » Season 4 » Crime and Punishment

00:21:39

Andy Samberg, Stephanie Beatriz, Terry Crews

80

Words to remember

Nouns

1) alibi

- We have airtight alibi
2) twitch

I see an eyebrow twitch, I'm like, "Oh."
3) blackmail

I did dig up some dirt on you to use as blackmail
4) sabbatical

I am a graduate student on sabbatical to study birds
5) robber

Did you see the robber' faces?
6) toto

- In toto, yes.
7) prong

Just move on to the next prong. - Yep.
8) suitcase

- What's with the suitcase?
9) hallway

- You should stop talking in the hallway.
10) metaphor

- I guess we're dropping the metaphor.
11) driveway

- Check it out. There's a car in the driveway.
12) circumstance

but under no circumstance should
13) vibe

I'm not getting a strong "Mr. Robot" vibe

Verbs

1) duper

Super duper guilty.
2) apprehend

- Yeah, Anna, these disgraced detectives were apprehend
3) rout

was rout through five banks.
4) tangle

- I've tangle with her enough to know that she always wins.
5) accuse

you all are accuse of.
6) uncover

- Just this morning, my team uncover
7) disappear

Our other two guys disappear.
8) tear

- He got torn up by wolves in that movie.
9) shine

have never shone brighter.
10) steal

- Prosecution claims you stole $26 million,
11) hack

- You're getting hack, bro.
12) smell

It's so weird how food smell so good
13) arrest

They were arrest two months ago

Adverbs

1) secretly

I think Langdon's wife's been secretly visiting him.
2) incredibly

- These offshore banks are incredibly secure,
3) barely

- I don't care. I barely speak to them.
4) legally

Legally you can't testify for your best friend.
5) somehow

- I'm somehow embarrassed and proud of you
6) somewhere

somewhere we could actually afford.
7) definitely

- Yes, definitely.
8) apart

- Charles, you're falling apart.
9) exactly

- That's exactly it.
10) behind

I had to leave my wife behind.
11) especially

especially juror number 4.
12) super

- Okay, the jurors found that super compelling.
13) actually

somewhere we could actually afford.

Adjectives

1) hackin

Pandemic loves more than hackin' computers
2) pungent

- Oof. It's pungent out here.
3) airtight

- We have airtight alibis
4) esteemed

by one of the NYPD's most esteemed detectives
5) depressing

Oh, man. That is depressing.
6) fluent

I'm fluent in face.
7) embarrassed

- I'm somehow embarrassed and proud of you
8) embarrassing

- Oof. That's embarrassing.
9) restless

because the jury's getting restless,
10) uncovered

We just uncovered cell phone footage
11) stellar

- Well, he had a stellar 14-year career
12) fried

is hackin' into a big old fried onion.
13) bored

It was a long ride up here, and I got bored.