The Best Episodes Written By Justin Noble

Devi hesitates to tell her friends the truth about her awkward interactions with Paxton. The prospect of an arranged marriage puts Kamala under pressure.

Director: Tristram Shapeero

Writer: Justin Noble

Intensely private Rosa shares personal news with the team but wants Jake's help to tell her parents. Cyber Crimes steals the Nine-Nine's bandwidth.

Director: Tristram Shapeero

Writer: Justin Noble

As the squad looks for ways to implicate the corrupt Lt. Hawkins, Jake puts his detective skills to work with help from his affable cannibal cellmate.

Director: Michael McDonald

Writer: Justin Noble

A promise made to a grieving mother sends Jake spiraling into obsession as he and Rosa comb the scene of a baffling murder for clues.

Director: Michael McDonald

Writer: Justin Noble

Adrian Pimento resurfaces with a "Finding Dory"-esque memory problem. Jake tries to keep a secret from Boyle. The squad attends a mandatory HR seminar.

Director: Michael McDonald

Writer: Justin Noble

Jake and Boyle hunt for a serial killer under the watchful eye of Commissioner Kelly. Terry learns that more money does indeed bring more problems.

Director: Matthew Nodella

Writer: Justin Noble

An illness leaves Jake and Holt quarantined and delusional as they try to solve a cold case. Terry discovers running the precinct is messy work.

Director: Dean Holland

Writer: Justin Noble

As they start settling into college life, first-year suite mates Kimberly, Bela, Leighton, and Whitney navigate relationships, extracurriculars, and culture shock. Later, the girls hit an exclusive party to blow off some steam.

Director: David Gordon Green

Writer: Justin Noble

After reuniting with their families for the first time since move-in day, the girls struggle through an uncomfortable dinner, where parents clash, egos are bruised, and secrets are revealed.

Director: Meredith Dawson

Writer: Justin Noble

Leighton helps Kimberly administer her hormone injections. Whitney considers how to handle being repeatedly mistaken for the only other Black girl in class. Bela clashes with her Catullan replacement.

Director: Thembi Banks

Writer: Justin Noble

When Leighton is elected Kappa’s campus social chair, the roommates must figure out what sophomore year will look like.

Director: Justin Noble

Writer: Justin Noble

While Kimberly faces possible expulsion after her honor code violation, Bela takes a stand against the Catullan's culture, Whitney levels with her mom, and Leighton speaks her truth.

Director: Liza Johnson

Writer: Justin Noble