She’s pissed at Boyle and keeps taking it out by shooting him with various weapons around the tactical village, filled with paint. Some other relationship issues came up with Boyle didn’t give Rosa an STD (Save The Date).

Although Jake didn’t have any success this time, the story will most likely come up once more before the end of this season, though if anything ever happened between the characters it would most likely be short-lived and disastrous. The best part of the story was Boyle’s line to Jake that the other cop has the advantage when it comes to dating Amy, because he actually asked her out - which helps. This potential for romance between the two character has obviously been the intention from the near beginning, and has slowly been sprinkled in throughout the year. Based on Jake’s usual level of maturity, it makes sense that his interest in Amy really surfaces only after another cop is interested in her - he’s like a little kid who wants something just because he can’t have it, regardless of what that is.

Obviously Jake scoffs at the suggestion, but is jealous enough to sacrifice his shot at “Coolest Kill” in order to help the Nine-Nine beat the record set by a guy who was flirting with Amy. Here Boyle, ever the romantic, talks to Jake about whether or not he likes Amy. The show last touched on any potential romance or feelings between Jake and Amy on their outlandish fake date. But for the most part this episode had relationship woes all over the place, as Jake and Rosa came to terms with feelings they ignored in the past for Amy and Boyle, respectively. Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Storyįirst up, “Tactical Village” - this was a fun episode with wacky bits (like Rosa shooting a sound gun at Boyle’s head), and interesting character development (like Jake sacrificing style for temporary maturity).

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