Here's Marshawn Lynch's memorable Die Hard, Jake is still a really good cop and the early seasons focused on him trying to gain the respect of stern Captain Holt (Andre Braugher).
The Expendables). The show has received great reviews for its writing and performances, and fans were briefly heartbroken when it was announced Fox was canceling the series after five seasons. Thankfully, NBC picked up Brooklyn Nine-Nine for season 6 and later greenlit the season 7.
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Cut to the next scene, where Marshawn Lynch talks energetically about everything from the pico de gallo he was eating when the escape happened, to the time he stayed up late as a child trying to catch Santa Claus. After enduring a half-hour of non-stop chatting, Lynch reveals to them he didn't actually see anything that could help. Lynch has about a minute of screentime in the episode but Brooklyn Nine-Nine showed he's a natural comic actor.
Outside of the series, Marshawn Lynch has also appeared in video game Call Of Duty: Black Ops III and is part of the cast of Brooklyn Nine-Nine guest spot would be the next best thing to a new movie.