While several TV shows have Thanksgiving-themed episodes, the "S1E10" designation most notably points to a fan-favorite from . Brooklyn Nine-Nine: "Thanksgiving" (Season 1, Episode 10)
This episode is a classic ensemble comedy that established many of the series' long-running traditions. TV Tropes highlights its "surprisingly realistic" take on New York City chaos, where a criminal's getaway is foiled not by the police, but by midtown traffic. [S1E10] Thanksgiving
: While not explicitly a "Thanksgiving" episode, the Season 1 finale (Episode 10) is frequently discussed in "Thanksgiving-style" blog posts due to its intense focus on family, food, and high-stakes kitchen chaos. : While not explicitly a "Thanksgiving" episode, the
: Often cited as the start of the show's legendary Thanksgiving tradition. The group gets locked out of Monica’s apartment while watching an escaped parade balloon, leading to burned dinner and grilled cheese sandwiches. : The episode dives into Jake Peralta’s deep-seated
: The episode dives into Jake Peralta’s deep-seated hatred for Thanksgiving, which he eventually softens toward after a "Barley and Jimes" undercover case with Captain Holt. Other Notable S1E10 "Thanksgiving" Episodes