Brooklyn Nine-Nine 10 Best Characters Who Appeared After Season One
3. Seth Dozerman
Everybody loves Bill Hader. The man is an absolute comedy genius, managing to make anything funny, so seeing him crossover into the Nine-Nine was uproarious. He certainly delivered, as Captain Dozerman (the replacement for Holt after his transfer) was painfully funny and made a huge impression, despite only showing up in one episode.
Season two concluded with Jake and Amy's first kiss and a cliffhanger with the identity of the new captain. Then, kicking off season three was the epic reveal of Bill Hader's Seth Dozerman, whose uptight, efficiency-obsessed and unpredictable attitude hooked you right away.
Dozerman's time in the Nine-Nine felt more like a dictatorship than management, as he introduced Dozer-pads to keep everyone constantly working and ruled with an iron fist, proving himself to be one of the most neurotic characters on TV.
He even ended on a high, suffering a heart attack after seeing Jake and Amy kiss, and dying as a result. This was a perfect way to close the character out and is one of the show's darkest gags so far.