NBC is using another of its hits to promote ‘Brooklyn Nine Nine’ return
NBC is busy promoting its pickup of the former Fox program “Brooklyn Nine Nine” — including a spot that channels the familiar typography and lines from another NBC crime hit — “Law & Order.”
- The new spot features headlines in the iconic Friz Quadrata font the “Law & Order” franchise is known for using.
- Although the original “Law & Order,” “Law & Order: Criminal Intent” and the short lived “Law & Order: LA” are no longer actively in production, “Law & Order: SVU still airs as part of NBC’s schedule.
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