Brooklyn Nine-Nine

Brooklyn Nine-Nine scores perfectly on Relational Manhood across all eight seasons, making it one of the most sustained examples of relational masculinity in mainstream American television. All four main male characters, even supporting duo Hitchcock and Scully in their comic way, consistently model emotional expression, caregiving, collaboration, and friendship as central to their identities. The series also engages more directly with the costs of dominance manhood than almost any other network comedy.