Brooklyn Nine-Nine season 7 episode 13 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In "Brooklyn Nine-Nine's" "Lights Out," a city-wide blackout plunges Brooklyn into chaos on Sergeant Santiago's last day before maternity leave. Captain Holt and Terry are trapped in an elevator, battling Holt's elevator phobia. Santiago, in early labor, orchestrates the precinct's response to the blackout while Jake and Charles uncover a plot to rob banks using the blackout as cover. Despite numerous obstacles, including a wild horseback ride, Jake arrives just in time to witness Santiago giving birth to their son, Mac, at the precinct.
Full Episode S07E13 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main focus of the episode "Lights Out" on "Brooklyn Nine-Nine"?
The episode centers around a city-wide blackout and the birth of Sergeant Santiago's child.
Why are Holt and Terry stuck in an elevator?
They get trapped due to the city-wide blackout.
What causes the blackout in Brooklyn?
A transformer explosion at a power substation, later revealed to be intentional.
How does Sergeant Santiago handle her labor?
She continues to coordinate emergency responses at the precinct while in early labor.
What is Jake and Charles' main task during the blackout?
Investigating the cause of the blackout and stopping a bank robbery plot.
Who assists Jake and Charles in stopping the bank robbers?
A group of women on a pedal pub.
How does Jake manage to get to the precinct for the birth of his son?
He rides a horse through the city.
Where does Sergeant Santiago give birth?
At the precinct, in a makeshift birthing suite.
What name do Santiago and Jake give to their son?
Mac, short for McClane, inspired by John McClane from "Die Hard."
Who helps distract Captain Holt from his elevator phobia?
Terry, by performing a dance routine.
What role does Charles play in Jake's race to the precinct?
He helps coordinate Jake's transportation, including the horse ride.
How do the precinct officers deal with the blackout?
They implement blackout protocol, handle emergency calls, and maintain order.
Does Jake make it in time for his son's birth?
Yes, he arrives just as Santiago is giving birth.
What personal fear does Captain Holt reveal?
He has a phobia of elevators stemming from a childhood trauma.
How does the episode "Lights Out" end?
With the birth of Santiago and Jake's son and the precinct celebrating the new arrival.
