“Brooklyn Nine-Nine” is Sitcom Diversity Done Right
This side-splitting workplace comedy features a diverse cast and tackles challenging social issues. Other sitcoms should take note.
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Athanase NGOU OSSOU
Mr MINKO
Ludivine MBADINGA MANFOUMBI
Fille de Mme Bouanga
Giscard CHOLOT
Le chic
Sergine GNINGONE
Mme MINKO
Patrick KOUMAGANGA
Chauffeur de Mme MINKO
Graziella MANZILLA
Bonne du couple MINKO
Lydie Carole Obone Ella
Petit Paradis
Bertrand ESSONE
Gabriel
Rellya MAVIKANA MOUDOUMA
Habigaelle
Christophe NGUELE
Chauffeur Habigaelle
Marie Danielle MANFOUMBI
Capitaine Mapangou
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