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Detective Peralta is still trying to adhere to his new captain's rules. For being late, Holt assigns Peralta to a graffiti case which Peralta is such a waste of his talents. Holt volunteers to join Peralta on his cases which annoys Peralta. Holt decided to micromanage Peralta until he turns a new leaf.


Things becomes more complicated when they apprehended the suspect of their graffiti case. It turns out that the suspect is the some of the Police Deputy Commissioner. At first he was reluctant to arrest and seek advised of his colleagues. But we the Deputy Commissioner arrived to pick up his son, he was forced to release him without pressing charges.

He then consulted Holt. He then decided to arrest the suspect even it mean losing his job. In the end Holt defended Peralta from the Deputy Commissioner. Both means started to respect each other a bit more after the arrest.

That is something to wait for. Definitely there will be consequence for both Peralta and Holt after arreseting the Deputy Commissioner's son. We will to wait for that. After watching the last two episodes, I am starting to enjoy watching this new show. I will definitely watch a few more episode before deciding whether to continue watching the show or completely stop watching it all together . What are your thoughts? 

 Jake Peralta, the best detective of Brooklyn's 99th Precinct, was used with their previous captain was so lax that he lets him do whatever he wants. All of that change when their new commanding officer Ray Holt is assigned to the precinct. Compared to the previous captain, Holt is more serious about his job. It was difficult for Holt to rise to from the ranks since he is gay. Now that he was given his first command, he refuses to lose it. This causes problems for Jake Peralta who refuses to follow to simple orders like wearing a tie while working. The two clashes immediately.