Brooklyn Nine-Nine Vs The Office US | GROSSEST MOMENTS CHALLENGE | Comedy Bites 

or when he says "somebody making soup?" after Packer takes a dump on Michael's carpet 😂😂😂

debjoy12 you know what the f stands for

Nude Penguin gotta love Creed

Afro Dude WHAT? NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!

Abhishek Sawant I think he just felt really guilty

Not always

YES lmao

Ye I never understood that

Carlos Garcia one of the occasions where the ridiculous situation is even beyond Jim Halpert

No bro b99 for the win !!

Chill Bill I mean I love b99 but there is no way in hell that it’s better than the office

The Office is the best

I keep trying to understand what Scully says about his foot. That’s because it’s what?

@@nerocrescendo1306 thats because its all (idk how to say it in inglish but its "hongo") in the subtitles its says "bored: but its hongo

@@nerocrescendo1306 it's all wart

The Mandalorians -known in Mando'a as the Mando'ade, or "Children of Mandalore"-were a nomadic group of clan-based people consisting of members from multiple species and multiple genders, all bound by a common culture. In their early years, Mandalorian culture revolved around battle, with war being a source of honor and pride in their community. The leader of the Mandalorians was known as the Mand'alor, translating to "Sole Ruler" and was rendered as "Mandalore" in Basic. Throughout their history, the Mandalorians were frequently allied with the Sith, perhaps most notably the Sith Lord Exar Kun, and held a certain distrust and general dislike for the Jedi Order. However, they would not hesitate to cooperate with the Jedi if a partnership between the two groups was mutually beneficial. In later years, the Mandalorians moved away from their obsessively war-like and conqueror ways and instead, most became bounty hunters and mercenaries, selling their skills to various individuals and factions in the galaxy. However, the Mandalorian Protectors sided with the Alliance to Restore the Republic ever since about 3 ABY and even continued to serve the Alliance of Free Planets, the New Republic, and finally the Galactic Alliance. When Boba Fett took the title of Mandalore years later, they were approached by the powerful unknown empire of the Yuuzhan Vong to aid them as wealthy mercenaries, and while the offer was accepted (mainly because the other option would have been enslavement of the Mandalorian homeworld), Boba managed to feed information to the New Republic, and while the Mandalorians continued to fight for the Vong in the early Yuuzhan Vong War, they soon betrayed them and fought with the many other factions defending the galaxy. After the war ended, the Second Galactic Civil War began, and Jaina Solo, daughter of Han and Leia, came to Fett asking to be trained, given the Mandalorians' famous reputation as legendary warriors against the Jedi. The Mandalorians ironically fought alongside the New Jedi Order, their former enemies in the crusades many years before and the Allialliance-in-exile in this conflict. With training from Fett, and from others, Jaina killed her brother Darth Caedus, ending the war. Ultimately, in the span of over four thousand years, Mandalorians slowly changed from the feared Mandalorian Crusaders of the Sith Empires, to the elite soldiers of the Jedi Coalition andand later the reorganized Galactic Alliance, fighting for a cause rather than mainly for credits and the destruction of worlds.

This but ironically

@@and8091 Finally, you have completed your metamorphosis into a massive incel.

I used to be the biggest b99 fan but nah its not close the only season comparable to the office was season 2 of b99 after that the show doesn't really hold up. I just think the office is better the main reason being that, b99 used to tackle social issues very well without it being overbearing. Being a minority myself I think its important for them to tackle such issues especially considering they're cops BUT after season 5 it was just getting annoying. The joy and simplicity of the office made me like the show better.

@@has3219 the office just isn't that good...