I Sent These Brooklyn 99 Moments to My Dad and He Said 👍
Brooklyn Nine-Nine
0:00 Wait, please don't leave.
0:01 This cost me so much money.
0:05 I am so sorry.
0:06 He's walking out just like your father did.
0:10 Wait a minute.
0:11 I didn't tell you about that.
0:12 Didn't have to.
0:14 You are good.
0:16 My dad's coming into town and we're going out to dinner tonight.
0:19 Why are you going to dinner with him?
0:20 He hasn't visited you in 6 years.
0:22 Yeah, he's busy.
0:22 He's an airline pilot.
0:24 Regional airline.
0:24 He flies internationally.
0:26 Go back to Albany.
0:27 What is going on here?
0:28 What's your problem with my dad?
0:29 I'm just being wary.
0:30 He left you when you were seven.
0:32 He's been letting us down ever since.
0:34 Us?
0:34 I think of you as a brother, Jake.
0:35 So, he didn't just abandon you.
0:37 He abandoned us.
0:38 Look, I know he hasn't been the best dad in the past, but he's changed.
0:41 Check it out.
0:41 We've been texting.
0:43 New phone.
0:43 Who this?
0:44 No.
0:44 Below that.
0:45 See, he's coming into town just to see me.
0:47 All right.
0:48 We're going to go out to dinner tonight.
0:49 Then maybe take a walk through the park.
0:50 Possibly a carriage ride.
0:52 If I get chilly, he could loan me his coat.
0:54 I'm describing a date.
0:55 I don't know what fathers and sons do, but I'm going to find out.
0:58 I apologize, Marshall Boon, for Detective Peralta's actions.
1:01 Something I find myself doing quite frequently.
1:03 In my defense, I was the only one saying we SHOULD STOP HITTING.
1:07 STOP HITTING THEM.
1:08 KICKING THEM WILL HURT MORE.
1:11 I
1:11 Okay, I'm a reasonable man, so I'm just going to say this.
1:15 Fire Peralta immediately.
1:17 He started a fight.
1:18 He overstepped his jurisdiction and he's obsessed with this pizza place.
1:22 What I'm obsessed with is how you're bungling this investigation.
1:24 They should write a song about it called Welcome to the Bungle.
1:27 Seriously, why are you dragging S's pizza through the mud?
1:30 That place is special.
1:31 Why is it special?
1:32 Because it's the best pizza in the neighborhood.
1:35 Well,
1:34 according to Charles's email blast, it's actually number eight.
1:37 Captain Reads my blast.
1:38 Of course, it's the only one that measures mouthfield.
1:40 What are you kidding right now?
1:41 This isn't about pizza.
1:42 What's it actually about?
1:46 When I was a kid, I was shortstop on my little league team.
1:49 Oh my god.
1:49 It's the truth.
1:50 It's not a brag.
1:52 My dad was the coach, and after every game, he would take the team to Sal.
1:55 Halfway through our last season, he left me and my mom.
1:58 And the worst part about it was that I couldn't go with him to SL's anymore.
2:03 Well, that's certainly not what I expected this to be about.
2:07 I'm sorry.
2:09 I'm sorry that happened to you.
2:11 I mean, WHAT KIND OF DAD just just leaves his son like that?
2:16 Look, you're you're a cop and and I'm a firefighter,
2:20 but underneath all of it, we're just two boys whose dads abandoned them.
2:26 And you and I, we're going to solve this thing together.
2:30 Okay.
2:33 Okay.
2:32 Okay.
2:32 But first, let's hug like this is happening.
2:39 Captain, get in here.
2:42 They're there.
2:44 There, there, there.
2:47 I'm coming in.
2:48 Oh, boy.
2:50 Oh, must be your birthday surprise.
2:53 You got me the 86 Mets.
2:54 Be warned, a lot of them turned out to be drug addicts,
2:57 so this could be a bummer.
2:59 You ready?
3:02 Hey, buddy.
3:03 Happy birthday,
3:06 Dad.
3:07 What are you doing here?
3:08 I wanted to surprise you.
3:10 Yeah.
3:11 Well, I am surprised that you know it's my birthday.
3:15 Actually, Jake, your father and I are uh seeing each other again.
3:22 Oh, wow.
3:23 That's that's so interesting.
3:28 Oh, all right, sir.
3:31 I'm sorry that I got in the middle of your family business,
3:34 but I'm afraid I have to get in the middle of it again.
3:36 Look, I don't talk about this a lot,
3:38 but I actually have had a difficult relationship with one of my parents.
3:41 Yeah, it's your father.
3:42 You talk about it obsessively.
3:43 Well, I wouldn't say obsessively.
3:44 I mean, sure, there are times where I wish he was there for me more.
3:47 But, right.
3:48 Sorry.
3:48 You look in my experience,
3:49 the best thing to do in these types of situations is just talk about it.
3:52 That's not the relationship my mother and I have.
3:55 We're not open like that.
3:57 Really?
3:57 Because you're open with me?
3:58 Only because you ask me annoying, intrusive, personal questions all the time.
4:02 Exactly.
4:02 You need to do that.
4:03 Be the Jake in the conversation.
4:05 You want me to just say cowabanga mom?
4:07 Yes, that would be awesome.
4:08 Well, it's not going to happen.
4:09 Alas, we are not cowabanga people.
4:16 Dismissed.
4:15 The Santiago are here.
4:17 Felise Thanksgiving.
4:19 How was the trip in?
4:20 The flight must have been awful.
4:21 This holiday is the worst.
4:22 We just press pause on that and maybe get some pants.
4:25 Fine.
4:25 Put on some pants.
4:28 Thanks.
4:28 Maybe we could play a game.
4:29 No, no games.
4:30 My dad gets super competitive.
4:31 He used to flip out on me when I beat him at Adult Clue.
4:34 It was the only board game he had at his condo.
4:36 All the murder weapons were sex toys.
4:38 Oh, okay.
4:39 You know what?
4:39 Actually, my dad is super competitive, too.
4:41 It's bad.
4:42 He got kicked off a bird watching tour once.
4:44 Look, a king fisher.
4:45 No, no, no, no, no.
4:46 That's the same bird I saw earlier.
4:48 That doesn't count.
4:50 Yikes.
4:51 All right, so it's agreed.
4:52 We steer clear of all competition.
4:53 Why can't there be some magic potion that makes
4:55 everyone happy and have fun all the time?
4:59 Who wants some alcohol?
5:02 We didn't have fathers.
5:04 because divorce.
5:05 Peroto, I will not give you a cool
5:07 half mill because you had a slightly sad childhood.
5:10 Go solve your housing crisis.
5:12 So again, your alibi is a mysterious stranger handed you the gun,
5:17 made you put your prince on it, robbed the store,
5:20 and then hid the gun in your underpants.
5:22 Well, yeah.
5:22 If you say it like that, it don't sound believable.
5:25 Oh, hey, Captain.
5:26 Did you get my report on the Finley murder?
5:27 Uh, yeah.
5:28 I looked it over.
5:28 Nice work.
5:29 Good.
5:29 Thanks, Dad.
5:33 Why is everyone staring at me?
5:35 You just called Captain Hold Dad.
5:37 You said thanks, Dad.
5:38 What?
5:38 No, I didn't.
5:39 I said, "Thanks, man."
5:40 Do you see me as a father figure, Peralta?
5:42 No.
5:42 If anything, I see you as a father figure cuz you're always bothering me.
5:46 Hey, show your father some respect.
5:48 I didn't call him dad.
5:50 No, no, no, no.
5:50 Jacob, I take it as a compliment.
5:53 It's not a big deal.
5:54 I called Vivian mom once and she's my fianceé.
5:57 Guys, jump on that.
5:58 Boil has psychosexual issues.
6:00 Old news.
6:01 But you calling Holt daddy.
6:03 Hey, daddy is not on the table here.
6:05 But you did call him dad.
6:06 Dude,
6:07 you shut up.
6:07 You've done nothing but lie since you got here.
6:09 All right.
6:09 All right.
6:09 I was lying about the hold up, but the dad thing that happened.
6:13 He admitted that his alibi was a lie.
6:15 It was a trap.
6:16 All part of my crazy, devious plan.
6:20 I believed you.
6:21 Thank you,
6:22 son.
6:23 You want to talk about it later over a game of catch?
6:27 I'd like that.
6:30 Did they bring out more sausage while I was in the bathroom?
6:33 No, that's still the first mountain.
6:34 Good lord.
6:36 Anyways, do you remember what you always did
6:38 when you take me to dinner as a kid?
6:39 Tell the waitress it was your birthday so we get a free dessert.
6:42 I already did it.
6:43 I just told him it was your birthday.
6:45 Come on.
6:46 Looks like we're going to get two free probably disgusting sausage fil desserts.
6:50 This is pretty fun, right?
6:51 I mean, we're actually bonding.
6:53 Jake, there's something I wanted to talk to you about.
6:55 Last week I was flying into Albany from Quebec.
6:58 You know how I always keep my snowboard with me in case I get a chance to carve?
7:02 He's so cool.
7:03 Well, Canadian customs found some prescription meds in my board bag.
7:06 They're accusing me of smuggling.
7:09 What?
7:08 Yeah, I have no idea how they got in there.
7:10 No, not mine.
7:10 But it's it's bad.
7:12 I could lose my pilot's license.
7:14 But you're the best pilot in the world,
7:16 I'm guessing, without knowing anything about the field.
7:18 I'm really in a bind here, Jake.
7:19 I need your help.
7:22 That's actually the reason I'm here.
7:27 Oh.
7:27 That's the reason.
7:29 Happy sausage birthday to both of you.
7:36 I'm going to go down there and I'm going
7:37 to express my concerns to her in a calm, rational manner.
7:41 What are you doing, Mom?
7:43 He's evil.
7:46 Okay, I got your favorite cake.
7:49 Blue.
7:49 I'm not hungry.
7:51 It's a figure of speech.
7:52 Obviously, I'll have some.
7:53 You know, I don't think our guest Amy really wants to talk about this.
7:57 Jake, can we just move on?
8:00 Yes.
8:00 Maybe we could talk about someone we all admire.
8:03 President Jimmy Carter.
8:05 When I think of the great
8:07 So, how serious is it?
8:08 H Have you guys kissed?
8:10 Has he stayed the night?
8:11 Has he brought you a chocolate orange from the airport?
8:13 Cuz that's his big move.
8:15 Jake, your mother and I have been seeing each other for 3 months.
8:18 Yo, you know what?
8:18 I throw up in your face.
8:20 I know that you're angry, but when I was here last year,
8:25 you really showed me what a selfish jerk I was.
8:28 You're the reason that all of this is happening.
8:31 Yeah, but I didn't want this.
8:32 I just wanted you to text me a dumb dad joke every 6 months.
8:35 I can do that.
8:36 Just give me your number.
8:37 You didn't save my number.
8:39 Now, Jake, look, I know every mistake your father has made,
8:42 and he says they are all in the past.
8:45 Now, just blow out your candles.
8:49 Okay, great.
8:49 Great idea, Mom.
8:50 I'll blow out my birthday candles.
8:58 I wish that you would leave.
9:01 Damn it.
9:01 I shouldn't have said it out loud.
9:02 Now it won't come true.
9:04 Hey, Jakey.
9:05 Roger.
9:05 Peralta, prepare to hug and cry.
9:08 This is your father, Dad.
9:12 You son of a Oh, no.
9:16 I know you don't like him, but can you at least try to be nice for me?
9:23 Okay, I'll be nice.
9:24 Wish you were dead.
9:25 You lousy son of a
9:27 You said you were going to be nice.
9:28 I lied so I could say the son of a thing.
9:33 Dad.
9:31 Okay.
9:32 Your grandson would like us to make peace.
9:36 So, do you apologize for being the worst father in the history of the world,
9:39 even worse than fathers who chain their children in basement?
9:42 I do not.
9:43 That's on him.
9:43 I tried.
9:44 I really don't think you did.
9:45 Jake, you don't get it.
9:46 He's a heartless jerk.
9:47 When I was in high school, I almost died.
9:49 He didn't even visit me in the hospital.
9:51 Okay, so maybe start by asking him to apologize for that.
9:53 No, he should apologize to me for being in the hospital.
9:57 I'm starting to see the heartless thing now.
9:59 Growing up, he had a boat.
10:00 Meant everything to him.
10:02 He named it Walter after himself.
10:04 He was the child I never had.
10:06 I WAS THE CHILD you did have.
10:08 Anyway, one day I took Walter Jr.
10:09 out for a spin.
10:10 I was trying to impress one of the late girls before I met your mom.
10:14 I was a bit of a ladies man.
10:15 Yes, that continued long after you met my mom.
10:17 He's always been a flooy.
10:19 It was dark.
10:19 I crashed into the dock.
10:21 I woke up in the hospital.
10:22 How was the girl?
10:23 Flexible, man.
10:24 She could put her leg totally
10:25 No, I was after the accident.
10:27 Oh, right.
10:27 No, she's totally unheard.
10:28 Thank goodness.
10:29 But I was in the hospital for 3 weeks and Admiral ass never visited me once.
10:34 I warned you not to take the boat out.
10:36 You make mistakes, you got to accept the consequences.
10:39 I'm your son and Walter WAS MY DAUGHTER.
10:42 OKAY, BOTH OF YOU STOP.
10:43 You're acting like children.
10:44 You know what?
10:45 That's it.
10:45 If you're going to act like kids, then I'm going to act like a parent.
10:49 Cry hard with a vengeance.
10:51 Yeah, it's Bruce Willis's book about parenting and we're going to read it
10:54 like with my dad.
10:55 He doesn't need me to prove to him
10:57 that Jake Peralta is the best cop in the precinct.
10:59 He knows it.
11:01 Hello, ladies and gentlemen.
11:02 This is your captain speaking.
11:03 That's my dad.
11:04 The captain talking right now.
11:05 I came out of his body.
11:07 No big deal.
11:08 We're headed for an ontime arrival in Drummondville, Quebec.
11:11 Folks, this is a special flight for me because sitting in seat 3B is my son,
11:15 Jake Peralta, one of New York's finest.
11:20 Thanks, Dad.
11:20 Love you, too.
11:22 Look, we've been busting our asses the whole weekend
11:24 to try and get you back to New York in time.
11:26 And for what?
11:26 Is it all just a lie?
11:28 Is there even a commissioner's meeting?
11:29 Are you even Captain Hull?
11:30 Do you even have a dog named Cheddar?
11:32 There's a commissioner's meeting, and I do have a dog named Cheddar.
11:34 Then why'd you do it?
11:37 I'm compromised.
11:39 I made a decision a while ago and now some people are holding it over my head.
11:44 I'm afraid of what they'll ask me to do if I become commissioner.
11:47 You're compromised?
11:49 How did this happen, Mr.
11:50 Prevailing Traffic and Road Conditions?
11:52 It doesn't matter.
11:53 Sheamus Murphy.
11:56 What?
11:56 Sheamus Murphy, the gangster.
11:57 He offered me info that would get you
11:59 and Rosa out of prison in exchange for a favor.
12:01 And Hol told me to turn it down because he said it was too risky.
12:05 You didn't turn it down, did you, Captain?
12:07 No, I did not.
12:09 Wait, so you risked everything to get me and Rose out of prison?
12:14 Oh my god.
12:14 You did all of this for us?
12:18 I love you, Din.
12:20 Dapton, it's a cool new way of saying Captain.
12:22 It's from the world of hip hop.
12:23 Love you.
12:24 There's only one way I'm going to get my dad alone.
12:26 You have to tell my mom that you need to speak with her in private.
12:29 About what?
12:29 I barely know her.
12:31 Tell her you're plugged up and you need a laxative.
12:33 What?
12:34 No.
12:34 What?
12:34 I'm not going to say that.
12:36 Okay, here's the plan.
12:37 I'll drop the bomb during charades.
12:38 I'll just tell him I know about Sheila with my body.
12:45 Um, Fast uh Fast Fast and Furious.
12:47 Magic Mike.
12:50 I don't know.
12:50 Uh, crying game.
12:52 I don't know.
12:56 Time.
12:56 Oh, Canada, you home of crappy cops.
13:02 Guess who just freed his dad from Canadian prison
13:05 and slammed six free mimosas on the first class flight home?
13:08 Son's the juice.
13:09 Spoiler alert, it was Jake.
13:11 It was me.
13:11 So, turns out my dad's side piece framed him.
13:14 She was hella pissed cuz she found out
13:15 about his real girlfriend and his other side piece.
13:18 So, yeah.
13:19 Turns out my dad is a great guy after all.
13:22 And in celebration of my freedom, I'm taking everybody out tonight.
13:25 Drinks are on me.
13:29 Where's Skully?
13:30 Skully?
13:31 Oh no.
13:31 Who?
13:37 Babe, our parents are vibing hard.
13:39 I know.
13:40 Drinking just makes people get along better.
13:42 Do you think if I got my parents drunk every day when I was a kid,
13:44 they would stay together and we would had a happy family?
13:46 Probably, right?
13:48 Yeah.
13:47 I'd like to say a few words.
13:49 Camila and I are thrilled to welcome you into our family.
13:53 So allow me to be the first to bless this union with a toast.
13:57 To Jake and Amy.
13:59 To Jake and Jake and Amy.
14:00 Oh, thanks, Dad.
14:01 That was really sweet.
14:02 I have a toast, too.
14:03 Oh, Karen and I would like to welcome you into our family
14:08 and allow me to be the first to say that we love you.
14:12 To Jake and Amy, congratulations to Jake and Amy.
14:15 Good, Amy.
14:15 Thanks, Dad.
14:16 I like to go again.
14:17 Oh, they're getting competitive.
14:18 Yeah, it goes without saying I love you both.
14:21 You didn't say it.
14:21 And I just like to add,
14:22 if there's anything you ever need, the Santiago are here for you.
14:26 DJ and Amy.
14:28 Round two.
14:28 Oh, that seems like plenty.
14:29 Dad, you know, if Victor gets too toast, then I do, too.
14:33 I would like to go one step further and say
14:35 that if there is anything that you need or want,
14:39 the Peraltas are there for you.
14:41 That doesn't sound like a better offer than mine.
14:43 Yeah, it is.
14:43 It's it's it's it's a lot better than yours.
14:48 Jake, I'll give you my grandfather's watch.
14:50 You are now a Santiago.
14:52 I would like to pay for the wedding.
14:53 Amy, you are now my daughter.
14:55 What?
14:55 I win to Jake and Amy.
14:58 Oh no.
14:59 There are downsides to alcohol.
15:01 Hey Hank, when you see my dad walk in, can
15:04 you dim the lights and play We Are the Champions?
15:06 No.
15:06 I don't know what your dad looks like.
15:07 I don't have the song.
15:08 The lights aren't on dimmer.
15:10 Oh no.
15:11 It's okay Jake.
15:12 You give me the signal.
15:13 I'll start unscrewing bulbs.
15:14 No.
15:14 My dad just texted.
15:16 HE'S NOT COMING.
15:17 TO JAKE.
15:18 DAD.
15:24 YEP.
15:23 How about this?
15:24 Dad, just name one happy memory that you have with Grandpa.
15:27 And don't say the memory you're going to have at his funeral.
15:30 All right.
15:30 When I was eight, uh,
15:31 he was on shore leave and we played catch in the yard and that was fun.
15:37 Hey, there you go.
15:38 That was great.
15:39 And grandpa, is there a happy memory you want to share?
15:42 Well, can I pick the catch thing, too?
15:44 Yeah, sure.
15:45 Because that was really a nice time.
15:46 While we were playing, the neighbor kid fell off his bike.
15:49 Yeah, he broke his arm.
15:50 You could see the bone.
15:52 Do you remember when we would ski?
15:54 The guy fell off the lift and busted his leg.
15:55 And you could see the bone.
15:57 It's just like sticking right out of the skin and he's like screaming.
16:00 We were laughing.
16:02 Oh, it was beautiful.
16:03 God, I hope somebody found him.
16:04 Okay, well, you guys are both monsters, but this is going great.
16:07 My dad and my grandpa are actually getting along.
16:09 They've been catching up non-stop.
16:10 Aunt Millie, dead.
16:12 Uncle Thomas, dead.
16:13 Aunt Janet, dead.
16:14 Uncle Dean, gay.
16:15 Ooh, good for him.
16:16 What about Aunt Lent?
16:18 Dead.
16:18 Apparently, there was a fire at the family reunion.
16:20 Lucky for my uncle Dean, he was not welcome at the event.
16:22 Wow.
16:23 Dark.
16:25 Yeah.
16:24 Well, I'm glad everything's working out.
16:26 Oh, I got to go.
16:27 Love you.
16:27 Bye.
16:28 Actually, I got to go, too.
16:29 So, and I think we have to help Kyle.
16:34 Good.
16:34 I'm proud of you.
16:37 Oh, yeah.
16:39 Sorry.
16:39 I just said you're proud of me.
16:41 That's my tear trigger.
16:43 All right.
16:43 Let's go save Kyle before the damn breaks.
16:46 Okay, fine.
16:47 You want to know why I really don't want to have children?
16:50 I had a crappy dad.
16:52 I know what happens when you mess up as a parent.
16:54 It's not great.
16:56 And this may come as a shock to you,
16:58 but I kind of have some dad issues with certain people.
17:01 Me, it
17:02 Yeah, but not just him.
17:03 It's every male authority figure for my entire life.
17:06 Hey, Jake, can you move Legends of the Fall from new releases into drama?
17:09 You got it, Dad.
17:10 Craig was only 6 weeks older than me.
17:12 Since this has become about me,
17:13 I'm going to have to abstain from this round as well.
17:15 But Kevin is still standing by.
17:16 Actually, I feel as though your personal
17:18 relationship with Peralta affects me, too.
17:20 Luckily, I had Gail standing by as well.
17:22 Oh my god, you guys know Gail.
17:24 Who's Gail?
17:24 Vice President of the Debaters Club.
17:26 This is a very big deal.
17:27 Do you need to hear my credentials?
17:28 License number U, as in uniform 7.
17:31 No, no more credentials.
17:32 Please, I don't want to have a structured debate.
17:34 It's an idiotic way to decide something.
17:36 What?
17:36 How dare you?
17:37 Is he insane?
17:38 Raymond, Kevin, I'll be reporting this.
17:40 Okay, look, Amy, I'm scared.
17:43 Okay.
17:44 I'm scared that we're gonna have a child and I won't be able to handle it.
17:47 I'm scared that I'm not going to be a good father.
17:48 And I'm scared that I'll make a mistake I can't take back.
17:52 Jake, I get it.
17:53 I'm scared, too.
17:54 Every other big decision I've made in my life, I was sure about becoming a cop,
17:58 asking you to marry me, buying those Jordan ones for $500.
18:01 Wait, you spent $500 on sneakers?
18:03 Yeah, they were so cool.
18:04 And if I had never worn them, they would have kept their value.
18:06 So, they lost their value?
18:07 Yes, all of it.
18:08 I stepped in the puddle as soon as I left the store.
18:09 But this isn't about the Jordans.
18:11 This is about the fact that I don't want to bring a human being
18:14 into this world unless I'm 100% sure that I'm ready to take care of it.
18:18 Okay.
18:20 Too emotional.
18:21 Point to Amy.
18:22 Okay.
18:22 Gail is clearly biased.
18:23 I think we need a new moderator.
18:25 Bob Templeman here.
18:26 What?
18:26 How many people are on this phone call?
18:28 I didn't even think it was possible to put a cast on that part of my body.
18:33 That was Amy.
18:34 I hung up first.
18:35 Looks like things are still going great in here.
18:37 Yeah, they sure are.
18:38 Hey, Dad.
18:39 Me a beer.
18:39 Bring the heat.
18:42 No, no, no.
18:42 THIS EXTRA REAL CAKE.
18:43 NOBODY LOOK AT THE FLOOR.
18:44 NO ONE CAN SEE THE COLOR OF THE CAKE.
18:49 How long are we doing this?
18:50 What's the plan?
18:50 I don't know yet.
18:53 What happened?
18:54 We were so careful.
18:55 Here comes the map.
18:57 B.
18:58 This is hard.
18:59 I could use a beer.
19:02 Oh, you okay?
19:03 The cake was blue.
19:04 You're having a boy.
19:06 It's the curse.
19:07 No, no, no, no.
19:08 There's no curse.
19:09 Look, we can still fix this.
19:10 All we have to do is clean every inch of this room and then bake a gourmet cake.
19:14 No one can do all that in 2 hours.
19:16 Wrong, Dad.
19:18 There is one who can.
19:22 Hello, fellas.
19:23 Let's get to work.
19:30 Jake, I'm sorry I couldn't make it to the party.
19:33 I'm subbing for a buddy who's got an early flight.
19:36 I'm sure you're upset.
19:37 Actually, I'm not upset at all.
19:39 Not great.
19:41 No, more relieved.
19:43 You know, you were always my hero,
19:44 but I think I'm finally starting to see you for who you really are.
19:47 A regional airline pilot whose landings are bumpy as hell
19:50 and a pretty selfish guy who genuinely doesn't care about being a dad.
19:54 Jake, you don't understand.
19:57 There was a downdraft on the Drummondville runway.
20:00 Oh, wow.
20:01 It's not my fault.
20:02 Yeah, clearly.
20:04 Look, I've been making excuses for you my whole life.
20:07 But you're a pretty crappy father.
20:10 And until you're ready to be a good one, don't call me.
20:13 Also, I'm taking your captain hat because it's cool and I want it.
20:24 You know, in a weird way, I'm going to miss our little house.
20:26 Yes.
20:26 And in an even weirder way, I think I might actually miss you.
20:29 Oh, and in an even weirder way, I want you guys to be my dad's.
20:33 That is weirder.
20:34 Yeah, I got stuff.
20:36 Nice job in Quebec.
20:37 I bet the local cops weren't happy you showed them up.
20:40 Yeah, well, maybe not at first, but by the end,
20:41 they kept calling me a real batard, which I can only assume means hero.
20:46 It means bastard, but that's only because they were jealous.
20:48 You did good work.
20:50 Here.
20:51 Is this an allowance?
20:52 Are you giving me an allowance?
20:54 No, I'm paying the bartender for more drinks.
20:56 Oh, right.
20:58 I'm proud of you.
21:02 This is a nightmare.
21:03 This is worse than my sixth birthday party when I caught
21:05 my dad making out with a female clown in the bounce house.
21:08 Go.
21:08 My dad is the worst.
21:09 I know.
21:09 He's ruining the whole day.
21:12 Yeah, but you know, don't just blame my dad.
21:15 You literally just said he's the worst.
21:17 I know.
21:17 It's okay when I say it.
21:18 You have to pretend like he's cool.
21:19 Those are the rules.
21:19 Plus, you got to admit your parents were being a little condescending.
21:23 Why?
21:23 Because they asked what was in the dip that seemed to be just mayo.
21:26 All dip is just mayo.
21:27 Yes.
21:27 But no, what I was referring to is
21:29 the fact that your mom brought her own hand towels.
21:31 As if my mom wouldn't have washed hers knowing they had guests coming over.
21:34 Did she?
21:35 No, you don't have to.
21:36 They're only touched by freshly clean hands.
21:37 They never get dirty.
21:38 Wow.
21:39 The unhygienic apple doesn't fall far from the unhygienic tree.
21:42 Did you just call my mom a tree?
21:43 I called her an unhygienic tree.
21:45 Wow.
21:45 Wow.
21:47 Wow.
21:47 If he wants to pursue his dream and it doesn't work out, that's not on you.
21:50 He made his choice.
21:52 Yeah.
21:52 Yeah, you're right.
21:52 You know, no blood on my hands.
21:54 I just need to let him do his thing.
21:56 Terry.
21:57 Hey, what?
21:58 So, what did you think of my song?
22:03 I loved how loud it was.
22:05 Thank you.
22:05 I wouldn't have had the courage to do it without you.
22:07 Sure, I daydream about it all the time,
22:09 but being a single dad, I always check it out.
22:11 You I have a kid.
22:13 I have kids.
22:14 Three under three.
22:15 Oh, fun.
22:16 Hey, unrelated.
22:18 Uh, what's your financial situation like?
22:20 Do you have savings to fall back on?
22:21 Uh, do you come from wealth or
22:23 No, no, no.
22:24 But that's not going to stop my dream.
22:30 Sick pipes, bride.
22:30 Good luck, out there.
22:33 Hey, Karen, can I talk to you for a second in private?
22:35 I'm a little plugged up.
22:37 Oh, well, say no more.
22:40 I have an entire cabinet devoted just to that.
22:43 Wow.
22:43 TMI, you guys.
22:48 Oh, man.
22:48 This is so much fun.
22:50 Thanks for giving me a second chance, buddy.
22:53 Second chance.
22:54 Are you seriously not getting what I'm charading down at you?
22:57 That was you and Sheila Bodton humping it up in the back of our car.
23:01 What?
23:01 I Yeah, that's right.
23:03 I saw you.
23:03 I saw your weird dad butt and I saw her aquamarine
23:06 leotard bunched up around your ankles and scar me for life.
23:09 I'm sorry.
23:09 I I didn't know you saw that.
23:11 Yeah, well I did.
23:12 And I never told Mom about it, but I swear to you I will.
23:14 Unless you leave right now.
23:16 Should be easy for you since it's your favorite
23:17 thing to do aside from humping it up with ladies.
23:20 You think I'm way more sexually active than I am?
23:23 I've only had sex with like 400 women.
23:26 What?
23:26 400?
23:27 Oh my god.
23:28 Is that a lot?
23:29 I mean, all my friends are pilots.
23:31 I'm on the low end of average.
23:33 Listen, I don't want to hurt your mother.
23:35 Please don't tell her about Sheila.
23:39 Fine, I won't.
23:41 Provided you leave right now.
23:44 Your move, white devil.
23:47 No, I didn't steal your pie either.
23:49 I lied about the gym because I was still
23:51 trying to find a Perry to Parrot for Ava.
23:54 I forgot it was her birthday coming up by the time
23:56 I realized the dump toy was all sold out.
23:59 I just didn't want you guys to know what a horrible dad I really am.
24:04 Well, now we do.
24:05 Boil.
24:06 Nicol is a picky eater.
24:07 I lied about his pallet.
24:09 All he drinks is milk.
24:11 All he eats is buttered noodles.
24:13 And perhaps my walnut pie.
24:15 I wish he hates nuts.
24:16 My son is a basic Well, well, well.
24:21 Look who's trying to skip town.
24:23 You told me to.
24:25 Right.
24:26 Look, I talked to mom and I just want her to be happy.
24:31 So, can we go back to my birthday party now?
24:34 I'd love that, son.
24:38 This is nice.
24:39 If you screw this up and hurt her in any way,
24:41 I will throw you in jail for the rest of your life.
24:43 And I can do that now, Dad.
24:44 So, do not test me.
24:48 Okay.
24:51 I still like the hug even though you used it to threaten me.
24:55 Yeah.
24:55 Well, I kind of liked threatening you, so come on.
25:01 Shall we carve the turkey?
25:02 Get this dinner started?
25:03 I'm an excellent carver.
25:05 Allow me.
25:06 Think I can carve the turkey after all is
25:08 my house sitting right here in front of me.
25:10 We have two turkeys.
25:12 You can both carve one?
25:14 Yes.
25:14 Thank goodness for the second turkey.
25:16 A very normal thing to have brought.
25:17 This is actually very good because now
25:19 everybody could see who cuts the turkey better.
25:21 You're on.
25:23 Wow.
25:24 Really mature.
25:25 You're just saying that because you know my dad's going to win.
25:27 As if.
25:28 Hey, Roger.
25:28 You like jokes?
25:29 Here's one.
25:30 I'd hate to be a passenger on one of your flights
25:32 if you fly as slow as you cut a turkey.
25:34 Riddle me this, Victor.
25:35 Who sucks at carving turkey thinks the rum is good when it's bad?
25:39 You up top, Jake.
25:42 Joyous.
25:41 Uh, Camila, did you put your stuffing in my ceramic?
25:44 I thought it was a bull.
25:46 It's artinko.
25:48 What does that mean?
25:49 What did she say?
25:49 She said it was a bowl.
25:50 But you didn't know I understood Spanish.
25:52 Very impressive.
25:53 You learned that from one of your mistresses.
25:55 Yeah, as a matter of fact, I did.
25:57 Sounds like someone's jealous.
25:57 I bet you never even had sex.
25:59 Oh, I've had sex.
26:00 And I'm actually pretty good, Camila.
26:02 The best.
26:03 Oh, what is happening right now?
26:05 Roger's really good at sex, too.
26:07 I'm so grossed out.
26:08 You know what?
26:09 I'm sick of you looking down your nose at us.
26:12 I know that Peraltas aren't perfect, but we don't look down on other people.
26:16 I mean, you come into our home and you act like we're idiots.
26:18 Well, we're not idiots.
26:20 In fact, I just cut my thumb off.
26:22 What?
26:22 I just cut my thumb off.
26:28 I think it's it's bad.
26:30 Did you guys bake that cake?
26:32 Well, we just You could say that,
26:37 Jake.
26:37 Okay, fine.
26:38 Yes, we baked it.
26:38 I'm so sorry.
26:39 I'll explain everything later.
26:40 Dad, please stop cutting the cake.
26:42 I'm trying to find a good slice.
26:43 There is no good slice.
26:45 You screwed it up.
26:46 You're a screw-up.
26:46 Yeah.
26:46 Well, if I'm a screw- up, it's cuz you screwed me up, you screw up.
26:50 Screw you.
26:50 I'm leaving.
26:51 Wait, wait.
26:51 No, don't go.
26:52 We reverse the curse.
26:53 Don't reverse the curse.
26:54 Reverse.
26:55 Actually, Jake, I'm going to No.
26:57 Why would you go?
26:58 I need to go to the hospital.
26:59 I cut my thumb off again.
27:01 The other one.
27:04 Oh, god.
27:07 Get the dino bites.
27:09 I've been thinking and I do want to have kids with you.
27:17 You're not scared anymore?
27:18 Oh, no.
27:18 I am so scared.
27:20 Maybe even more so than before.
27:21 But I was scared in there with Pam, too.
27:23 And you know, I didn't panic or mess anything up there.
27:26 If anything, I was sharper and I was a freaking debate genius.
27:29 Debate genius.
27:30 Oh, that's very hot.
27:32 Oh, that's an added bonus.
27:34 Okay, keep that energy up.
27:35 But the point that I was actually trying to make
27:37 is maybe it's a good thing that I'm scared of fatherhood.
27:41 You know, maybe it'll turn me into a friaking dad genius.
27:47 But we don't have to start trying right away, right?
27:49 I mean, I don't know that I'm all the way there yet.
27:52 No, of course not.
27:54 Whenever we're both ready.
27:56 You can be a great dad.
27:57 Your son's going to love you.
28:02 Thanks.
28:02 And I think you're going to make a real good grandpa.
28:05 Hey, who's got two surgically reattached thumbs and is super proud of his son.
28:11 Oh, you don't have to.
28:12 THIS GUY.
28:14 AH, SOMEONE told me she's a pill popper.
28:16 Papa.
28:16 Well, she's not lying about her resume.
28:18 Did you know the Rock's character in Fast and Aurious was based on her?
28:22 Hobbs or Shaw?
28:24 She's not a Hobbs or a Shaw.
28:25 If anything, she's a Trevor.
28:27 That's the guy my mom dated after she divorced my dad.
28:29 This is all about your daddy issues.
28:30 stepdaddy issues.
28:31 This is a new thing.
28:32 I'm complicated.
28:33 Anyways, Trevor seemed perfect, too.
28:35 You know, he was nice to my mom.
28:36 He drove a limousine.
28:37 He would take us out to restaurants.
28:38 But then my mom caught him cheating and we never saw him again.
28:41 So, it turns out when people are too good to be true, they are.
28:44 It's Raymond Hol.
28:46 Oh, it's dad.
28:47 I mean, Captain Halt.
28:49 I mean, Captain Dad.
28:50 I mean, Officer Holt.
28:51 I mean, Officer Dad.
28:52 Yep, that was it.
28:53 Officer Dad.
28:54 I found Why'd you stop yelling?
28:59 Look.
29:02 Oh, thank God.
29:03 My wife and my dad are here.
29:05 I mean, Captain Dad.
29:06 I mean, I know who my dad is.
29:08 It's you.
29:08 Hi, Amy.
29:08 I can't see or hear anything.
29:10 I'll just be quiet from now on.
29:11 I might chime in with a yah here and there to stay in the mix.
29:14 Great.
29:14 The only way to get you to trust me is if you thought I was betraying Halt.
29:18 Yeah.
29:17 And now I have access to ALL YOUR PERSONAL CORRESPONDENTS,
29:21 including all Stingray authorizations.
29:23 It's over, Kelly.
29:24 You're done.
29:26 Okay.
29:26 You may have won this round, Matteline, but you're going to live to regret it.
29:30 You are both so gonna live to regret it.
29:32 I agree with what was just said.
29:34 Hey, Jake.
29:35 I'm just going to hold this down.
29:36 Yeah, sounds good.
29:36 Thank you.
29:37 When did you hatch this plan?
29:39 Peralta thought of it when I tried to quit the mission.
29:40 Hey, what's Hold's expression right now.
29:42 Would you describe it as proud daddy?
29:44 It's hard to tell.
29:45 He's still piecing it together.
29:46 This could take a while.
29:47 Why didn't you just tell me what was actually happening?
29:50 I wanted to, sir, but it involved trusting Maline W,
29:53 and I just didn't think you could handle it.
29:55 But I'm sorry that I lied to you, sir.
30:00 Sir.
30:01 Oh no.
30:01 Is he mad?
30:02 I can't see anything.
30:03 Did he storm out?
30:04 No.
30:04 I stormed in to tell you it was a great play.
30:08 Nice work, Peralta.
30:09 And there it is.
30:10 The proud daddy.
30:12 Why do we even have police horses anymore?
30:13 We have motorcycles now.
30:15 They're faster, cooler.
30:16 They also don't get boners in the background
30:18 of every photo of you and the mayor.
30:20 What do you mean?
30:20 Horse is a perfect partner.
30:22 tough, scary, and they don't show you 30
30:24 pictures of their kid dressed as Wario for Halloween.
30:26 I'm not talking about Nicolash.
30:28 I literally just showed you those pictures 5 minutes ago.
30:30 Really?
30:30 I don't remember that.
30:36 So, you're leaving?
30:38 That must have been a hard decision.
30:41 Honestly, it wasn't.
30:46 It's funny.
30:47 On my first day here, I asked Jeff to tell me about everyone.
30:51 Told me you were a great detective,
30:53 but the one thing you couldn't figure out was how to grow up.
30:57 Well, I think you finally figured it out.
31:04 Well, thank you, sir.
31:06 I couldn't have done it without you.
31:07 Over the years, you've sometimes referred to me as something of a father figure.
31:10 Did I?
31:11 I didn't realize that.
31:12 But I want you to know if I had had a son and uh he had turned out like you,
31:21 I would be very proud of him.
31:29 Thank you, sir.
31:33 Wasn't expecting to get this emotional.
31:35 It's not bad for an old robot, huh?
31:38 borep.
31:41 Sir, did you just make a joke?
31:42 I believe I did.
31:43 Yes.
31:44 I guess in the end we rubbed off on each other quite a bit.
31:48 Tyler, your sex movie.
31:51 Did I do that right?
31:53 It was perfect.