Why the 'Brooklyn Nine-Nine' #MeToo episode is so effective
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Stephanie Beatriz
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Melissa Fumero
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Andy Samberg
Seth
Jonathan Chase
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Briga Wheelan
Summary
When the woman accusing her colleague (Great News' Briga Wheelan) wants to take $2.5 million to stay quiet, Amy convinces her to stand her ground while they pursue the case.From the very outset, "He Said, She Said" shows just how pervasive inappropriate behavior toward women is every day. It's not $2.5 million, but it's opting for something unpleasant to disappear rather than balloon and potential explode.Amy and Jake speak with Keri, who wanted to accept a deal from her company to rescind sexual assault charges against a colleague.Image: Trae Patton/NBC"This kind of stuff has happened to literally every woman I know," Amy tells Jake in one of Fumero's finest moments on the show.
As said here by Proma Khosla