The episode features iconic dry exchanges between Holt and Bob, such as their shared disdain for carob and raisins ("Chocolate is the devil's carob," "And carob is Satan's raisin").
The episode ends with a dramatic time jump to one month later. Jake and Holt are revealed to be living in , under the Witness Protection Program . They are living as next-door neighbors under their new aliases: "Larry" (Jake) and "Greg" (Holt). Key Highlights & Trivia
The episode picks up with the squad attempting to rescue Captain Holt from his former partner turned traitor, (played by Dennis Haysbert). After a tense standoff at a hospital, the team manages to capture Bob and take him to Rosa’s secret apartment , which is surprisingly well-decorated and clean. Brooklyn Nine-Nine - Season 3Eps23
The squad discovers that "Rosa Diaz" might not be her real name and that she maintains a completely different "neighborly" persona as Emily Goldfinch.
The season 3 finale of , titled "Greg and Larry," is a high-stakes episode that shifts the series from a standard workplace comedy into a serialized thriller. Plot Overview The episode features iconic dry exchanges between Holt
Holt leaves a trail of clues for the squad by smearing chocolate on the letter "H" of various hospital signs.
The trick works, and a terrified Bob gives up the location of the evidence. They are living as next-door neighbors under their
While the squad successfully arrests 75 of Figgis’s henchmen, the celebration is short-lived. Jake receives a direct phone call from Figgis, who threatens to kill both him and Holt for dismantling his operation.