GinaYou should make me your campaign manager. I was born for politics! I have great hair and I love lying.
A character in Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Played by Chelsea Peretti
Brooklyn Nine-Nine · 153 quotes
7th most-quoted character in Brooklyn Nine-Nine: in 27 of its 153 quotes
Most scenes with: Jake Peralta (15), Rosa Diaz (13), Charles Boyle (13)
GinaYou should make me your campaign manager. I was born for politics! I have great hair and I love lying.
Gina[Recording] It's Gina's phone, leave me a voicemail. I won't check it 'cause it's not 1993.
GinaOh, no. Despite what I've been saying for years, that ass just might quit.
GinaThe only thing I'm not good at is modesty, because I'm great at it.
Damn it, that is amazing.
GinaThis is so good I hate it!
You just graduated Pie School, bitches! Sorry I said "bitches", I'm just really worked up.
So of all the candidates that you interviewed today, who do you think I should hire?
Well, the interviews got a little off-track. But I'd go with Simon Walker. Computer science degree, worked for the Board of Ed for ten years-
GinaThat guy? No way. He yelled at me when I asked him the same question about Jay-Z three times in a row.
Why's that important?
GinaBecause whoever takes this I.T. job is gonna have to deal with Hitchcock asking how to log in to his email every single day forever. How do you think Professor Short Fuse is gonna handle that?
Fine. What about this guy?
GinaNo! He was scared of everything! Do you remember Rosa's reaction the last time the printer jammed?
Fine. But what was with the flossing?
GinaA police precinct is a pretty gross place, Ter-Bear. Blood, wounds, Scully's feet. You need a strong stomach, and that lady did not have one. Plus, we have the perfect candidate already: Savant.
That punk who hacked us?
GinaPrecisely. Captain, turn your greatest weakness into your greatest strength, like Paris Hilton, RE: her sex tape.
Get to the point.
GinaSavant tore our walls down, but he can build them back up, taller and thicker than ever.
But how can we be sure he won't turn on us?
GinaHis mom ratted him out, so I bet he'd love a steady paycheck to get outta that snitch's house. [Laughs] If I had a mike right now, I'd drop it.
Can you estimate the value of everything that was taken?
GinaEmotionally? $700 million.
[Holt enters the Nine Nine to start work. His wrist is in a splint]
Whoa. What's with the cast?
I sprained my wrist.
[obsequiously] Oh no, what happened?
Don't worry about it, I'm fine.
Yeah, Jeez Amy. Back off. Leave the guy alone [he cranes his neck to check Holt is out of earshot] All right, huddle up, everybody. Bring it in, bring it in. [They all assemble] So he wouldn't say what happened, which can only mean one thing.
Gina LinettiHe's in a fight club?
No, he did it doing something he's embarrassed by. Like smiling. Only question is... how do you hurt your arm smiling?
Could be a sports injury. I sprained my wrist in college, playing field hockey.
[incredulous] Men's field hockey?
Yeah. It's much more violent than the women's game. We're not allowed to wear anything that protects our breasts.
[exiting his office] Attention, everyone! I can hear you speculating about the nature and origin of my injury from my office. I tripped over an uneven sidewalk. I did not think it was relevant to your jobs, the jobs you should all be doing right now. Get to work. [When everyone has gone back to their desks, he sidles up to Peralta and talks in hushed voice] Do you wanna know how I actually hurt my wrist?
Yes.
I was hula hooping. Kevin and I attend a class for fitness, and for fun.
[in surprise and amazement] Oh my God.
I've mastered all the moves. [holds up his phone to show Peralta a picture] The pizza toss, the tornado, the scorpion, the oopsie doodle.
[struggling to contain his glee] Why are you telling me this?
[slowly and deliberately] Because no-one... will ever believe you.
[He deletes the picture]
No, no! [Holt gives him a cruel smile and makes his way back to his office. Through his teeth] You sick son of a bitch.
[On the phone at his desk] Okay, great. Thanks, Doctor. Have a good one.
Hey there, Sarge. Not to pry, but I couldn't help but overhear. You going to the doctor? Everything okay?
[Quietly] I'm getting a vasectomy.
My ears are burning! Did someone say vasectomy? I got snipped; no big deal, just numbs you out from trunk to skunk for a year.
It's not supposed to.
Trunk to skunk?
GinaHold it up! You're gonna let some quack doctor just knife around down there? You are blessed with a great power, and you should never snip its wings. You should let it soar.
Thanks, guys, that's enough. I don't need any more input.
Neither does your wife, I guess.
Look, you guys, if the Sarge wants to chop off his penis that is his choice.
That's not what a vasectomy is. If you guys don't get back to work, I'm gonna start firing detectives!
And blanks! Sorry. I just never think of jokes.
Anybody else? This is your last chance.
GinaOoh, God, no need to be so testes.
Guess you won't be manning the tip line.
Sergeant, is this gonna go on your spermanent record?
Now playing: Scrotal Recall!
Wait for it...wait for it...9:01. Amy Santiago is officially late for the first time ever. Alright, let's do this. Who's got theories?
Uh...alarm didn't go off.
All three alarms? All with battery backup? Come on, who wants to take this seriously?
Ooh! She was taken in her sleep.
That's what I'm talking about! Super dark, Boyle, but way more plausible than the Sarge's idiotic alarm clock theory.
I bet she tucked herself into bed too tight and got stuck.
GinaMaybe she fell into another dimension where she's interesting.
It's 9 a.m. Why is no one working?
Amy Santiago is a few minutes late, and we're all trying to guess why.
I like to play. I'd say she's in line at the bank. This is fun.
It is fun, but you're all wrong. She clearly slipped through a subway grate and is having terrible sex with a mole man.
[Amy enters]
There she is. Amy! Where have you been? We've been worried sick! Do you care to explain yourself?!
I'm just seventy seconds late! It's not a big deal. Don't worry about it.
Santiago, you will tell us, and you will tell us now.
...There was a problem at the bank.
[claps] HOT DAMN!
Come on, guys. I grew a goatee and it looks amazing and I know you can see it.
Of course we can see it, Charles. It's horrible.
GinaIt looks like you unclogged a shower drain with your mouth.
Yeah, you look exactly like the guy in the "Don't talk to strangers" poster.
No, I don't.
Are you talking about your new goatee? I think it's a good choice for your face. Come over here so I can take a better look.
[walking over to Holt] Thank you, captain. I knew you'd appreciate Bianca. [to the bullpen] That's right, I call her Bianca because she's dark and thick like my first cousin Bianca.
[puts on glasses, examines Boyle's goatee] Jeffords, Peralta. Now.
[Terry restrains Boyle]
Say goodbye to Bianca, Boyle. [reveals an electric razor and turns it on]
Bianca! NOOOOO!
I'm not going anywhere. Madeline's not some invincible succubus. She's a regular succubus and can be defeated. We just need to find the letter.
What letter?
Before our current policy commissioner was hired, a mutual friend told me Madeline wrote a letter to the mayor telling him it was a mistake. She apparently called her now-boss a quote "simpering buffoon" unquote.
GinaAmateur, always say your insults to someone's face, no paper trail.
A copy of that letter exists in the mayor's archives. I can't go snooping around without alerting Madeline, so it won't be easy, and we don't have much timeout I need you to find that letter
I've thought it over, and perhaps you should go ahead and show the letter to the Commissioner.
And let him fire you?
I'll deny I wrote it. It will take months to authenticate, which will give me plenty of time to make some personnel changes around here. There's an opening for a detective down in Brighton Beach; I think I'll transfer Diaz there. Detective Boyle, I'll send to Long Island City. Santiago will be a great fit for Pelham Bay. And Peralta? Your little pet project? I'm gonna ship him off to Staten Island. Hope he likes breaking up tanning salon fistfights. Looks like you've got a decision to make, Raymond. What're you gonna do?
[Cut to Holt exiting his office.]
Squad, if I could have your attention, please? I'm being transferred to the Public Relations office; I'm leaving the 9-9 effective immediately.
What the hell?
I don't understand.
What the hell?!
Why are you doing this?
What the hell?!
I want to say it has been a pleasure to have worked alongside all of you for the past 21-and-a-half months. I'm sorry for getting so emotional.
Pretty consistent tone, actually.
[Visibly emotional] These have been the... These have been the best years of my career.
Oh, no. This is new.
And I know that... every one of you... gave me everything you had. And I will never forget it.
Go back to being robot, Captain!
Meep-morp. Zeep! [Clears throat] Dismissed.
GinaCaptain! I'm coming with you.
Thank you, Gina.
I'm also coming!
Not necessary.
[Holt and Gina have been transferred back to the 99th Precinct, and Boyle and Holt are riding the elevator as they come in to work. The doors open and everyone but them is dressed up for Halloween.]
Seriously, no costume?
What the hell, Charles? Where's your Halloween spirit?
But- you guys always make fun of me!
GinaI have never once insulted you in my life! Especially vis a vis your appearance!
Yeah, man. We always love your costumes.
Remember last year? When you came as that... person, and/or thing?
Yes! I do remember! [Turns to Holt] Sir. Permission to sprint to my car and get my emergency costume.
[Shrugs] Does it matter if I say no?
[Already racing back to the elevator] No!
[Five minutes later; Boyle is faced away from the doors as the elevator opens, dressed in an Elvis Presley costume.]
A bam-bam, boom! [Turns around dramatically, then walks out of the elevator; everyone is dressed normally.] What the- what-?
Why are you dressed up? You look like an idiot.
But uh- but uh-
Yeah, what're you supposed to be? A sassy car mechanic?
No! He is clearly the rejected Pop-Tarts mascot, Harry Pop-Tart!
Squad, that's enough. You're making Boyle feel bad on purpose. He's Elvis!
Yes!
Elvis Stojko, the Canadian figure skater!
NO!
Hey, Gina. Would you do me a favor?
GinaYes! Thank you for asking. I did not feel like doing this work right now.
[Gina shoves the papers she was writing on off her desk and into the trash can.]
Oh. Those look like important papers.
GinaWhat's up? How can I help?
Well, when I was a kid, I invented a magnetic flashlight clip so I could read under the covers. This clip and I went all around the world together. The Shire, Sweet Valley High, Terabithia...
GinaBut never to a friend's house, huh?
Uncalled for. Anyway, I realized that this could be really helpful for police work, so I made an appointment with the head of NYPD purchasing. I need to sell him on it, but I'm afraid I might come across a little... boring.
Gina[Gasps] Amy, are you asking me to "She's all that" you?
I didn't read that. But if it's about helping out a friend, then yes, please! "She's all that" me.
GinaOkay. But if we're gonna do this, we're gonna do it my way. First I'm gonna need to break you down into nothin', and then build you back up piece by piece.
Well, the meeting's tomorrow.
GinaWell, we'll just break you down to nothin' and see what time it is.
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