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Brooklyn Nine-Nine is a comedy show that infuses the elements of a drama in a funny way by the clever use of writing. We will explore different communication methods used within Season 5 episode 5, "Bad Beat."

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Constructivism is a Communication theory that shows itself quite a lot throughout the episode "Bad Beat."

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A brief rundown on the different story arcs of the episode "Bad Beat" and how it fits with the rest of the series.

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Briefly explains how B99 takes topics that are very serious and makes them lighter.

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Captain Holt always has a very dry sense of humor and way of communicating with others. His style is along the lines of linguistic competence.

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Brooklyn Nine-Nine - Best of Captain Raymond Holt

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The power of the people is unruly, and as long as there is social media, people will never stop talking and fighting for what they love. Even if they are just fictional characters. Yay!

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Interesting tabloids and facts about the show that might make you love it even more.

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Dan Goor and Michael Schur are the genius, talented writers and producers that have created such a show as Brooklyn Nine-Nine.

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Cast members on the show often add to the writing and communication of the show by adding their own flare.

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Brooklyn Nine-Nine - Mike Shur, Dan Goor and the Cast on Improvisation