The best episode written by Daniel J. Goor is "HalloVeen", rated 8.5/10 from 28 user votes. It was "directed by Jamie Babbit". "HalloVeen" aired on 10/17/2017 and is rated 0.1 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "Lights Out".
Jake pulls off a major surprise during the squad's annual Halloween heist, a cutthroat competition to claim the coveted title of Amazing Human/Genius.
Director: Jamie Babbit
Writer: Daniel J. Goor
Amy takes charge of the Nine-Nine during a citywide blackout, while Jake hits one snag after another as he races to her side.
Director: Daniel J. Goor
Writer: Daniel J. Goor
It's make it or break it for the Parks Department at the Harvest Festival which is full of surprises.
Director: Dean Holland
Writer: Daniel J. Goor
Leslie tries to prove she can hang with the guys so she invites herself on Ron’s annual hunting trip, but things don’t go as planned. Meanwhile, April and Andy bond in the office while everyone is away.
Director: Greg Daniels
Writer: Daniel J. Goor
To right a wrong, the Nine-Nine teams up with the worst of the worst of the NYPD. Terry sinks into deep denial about his future.
Director: Daniel J. Goor
Writer: Daniel J. Goor
While investigating a string of hotel robberies together, Jake discovers that Amy may transfer to the Major Crimes unit and work with "The Vulture."
Director: Julie Anne Robinson
Writer: Daniel J. Goor
When Ben prevents Leslie from holding a children’s concert, she takes matters into her own hands. Mark makes some big decisions about his life, and Andy gets some unexpected romantic attention.
Director: Jason Woliner
Writer: Daniel J. Goor
Leslie and the parks team put together a memorial service for a dearly departed friend. Meanwhile, Tom makes a big life decision, while Chris reacts badly to a health problem.
Director: Dean Holland
Writer: Daniel J. Goor
When Capt. Holt receives death threats, Jake is placed on his protective detail and revels in the chance to boss his boss around.
Director: Jake Szymanski
Writer: Daniel J. Goor
When tightly wound Capt. Holt takes over the precinct, carefree Det. Jake Peralta and his dysfunctional coworkers' lives get demanding.
Director: Phil Lord
Writer: Daniel J. Goor
Leslie has to face an ethics committee about her secret relationship with Ben after they come clean to Chris.
Director: Dean Holland
Writer: Daniel J. Goor
When Jake's absentee father visits, Charles suspects he's up to no good. Holt throws down a brain twister challenge.
Director: Eric Appel
Writer: Daniel J. Goor
After an amazing date with Justin in Indianapolis, Leslie tries to impress him with a dinner party at her house.
Director: Alex Hardcastle
Writer: Daniel J. Goor
Leslie is torn between Ben and her dreams of running for public office, while Ron braces himself for the arrival of his first wife, the original Tammy.
Director: Troy Miller
Writer: Daniel J. Goor
Jake and Holt continue their new lives in Florida under the Witness Protection Program while Jimmy remains at large, but their identities may be revealed after a video of the pair goes viral.
Director: Michael McDonald
Writer: Daniel J. Goor
The squad takes stock of its eight years together and looks toward the future.
Director: Claire Scanlon
Writer: Daniel J. Goor
Leslie helps a local swim team get more practice time by working on a new law that extends the hours at the community pool; Ron finds himself filling a pothole for a local woman (Lucy Lawless) as part of Chris' new plan to solve citizens' problems around the city; April and Ben take a road trip to Pawnee.
Director: Ken Whittingham
Writer: Daniel J. Goor
Leslie and Ben are caught off guard when her opponent Bobby Newport hires a powerful campaign manager from Washington. Chris forces Ron to start interviewing replacements for Leslie when work starts falling through the cracks, and an unlikely officemate solves a challenging problem.
Director: Daniel J. Goor
Writer: Daniel J. Goor
Leslie arranges for a reporter to do a story about her park project, but she and her committee have the worst time staying on topic. She then calls Mark to help her save the story, but it ends up hurting more than helping. Meanwhile, Tom does all he can to suck up to his boss.
Director: Jeffrey Blitz
Writer: Daniel J. Goor