Fox’s ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ to get post-Super Bowl exposure

Fox is giving its rookie sitcom “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” some super exposure.

The network not only committed to a full 22-episode season of the comedy about a police precinct full of crazy characters, it said that “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” which stars Andy Samberg and Andre Braugher, would be part of its post-Super Bowl programming plans.

Fox will pair “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” with a special episode of “New Girl” after its coverage of the big game ends.

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Typically, the Super Bowl, which is played in early February, is the most-watched television event of the season. The time slot after the game is coveted because of the potential size of the remaining audience.

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