There are countless perfect proposals on TV, and then there’s the magic we get in Parks and Recreation when Ben proposes to Leslie.
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Scene Breakdown: Leslie Knope’s City Council Acceptance Speech in Parks and Recreation
Leslie Knope, reminding us that “no one achieves anything alone” during her city council acceptance speech, is still relevant today.
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Scene Breakdown: Ben and Leslie’s First Kiss in Parks and Recreation
Ben and Leslie’s perfect first kiss in Parks and Recreation is the best and biggest risk they both take
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Scene Breakdown: Leslie’s Team Shows Up in Parks and Recreation’s ‘Citizen Knope’
Because of how beautifully it honors Leslie Knope, Parks and Recreation’s “Citizen Knope” remains a perfect episode.
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Scene Breakdown: Ron Swanson Gives Leslie Knope Much-Needed Advice
Ron Swanson’s best piece of advice continues to matter.
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Character Deep Dive: Leslie Knope
Leslie Knope is one of those characters who matters to everyone for different reasons because she’s so multifaceted and complex, it’s easy to find something relatable in her.
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Relationship Deep Dive: Ben Wyatt and Leslie Knope
Ben Wyatt and Leslie Knope’s relationship reminds viewers that sometimes, the biggest risks give us the greatest outcomes in life.
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Relationship Deep Dive: Pawnee Parks Department
The members of the Pawnee Parks Department set the bar ridiculously high for TV friendships through loyalty and immense love for each other.
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Parks and Recreation 7×12-13 “One Last Ride” Recap
One final tribute to Parks and Recreation’s “One Last Ride” with friends from all over to celebrate the series.
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Parks and Recreation 7×11 “Two Funerals” Recap
Parks and Recreation “Two Funerals” is an episode that reminds viewers that if you have friends, you have everything in life.
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Parks and Recreation 7×10 “The Johnny Karate Super Awesome Musical Explosion Show” Recap
Andy Dwyer’s last day at work makes for a hilarious episode in Parks and Recreation “The Johnny Karate Super Awesome Musical Explosion Show.”
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Parks and Recreation 7×09 “Pie Mary” Recap
Parks and Recreation “Pie Mary” showcases what the characters are willing to do to stand for the things that they believe are important.
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Parks and Recreation 7×08 “Ms. Ludgate-Dwyer Goes to Washington” Recap
Parks and Recreation’s “Ms. Ludgate-Dwyer Goes to Washington” did a gorgeous job of showcasing Leslie and April’s relationship.
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Parks and Recreation 7×07 “Donna and Joe” Recap
Parks and Recreation’s “Donna and Joe” follows the nominal characters as they tie the knot and promise forever.
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Parks and Recreation 7×06 “Save J.J.’s” Recap
Parks and Recreation “Save J.J.’s” is a great episode for fans to treat themselves one last time. One last waffle ride.
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Parks and Recreation 7×05 “Gryzzlbox” Recap
Parks and Recreation “Gryzzlbox” showcases the importance of working together to face the threats that stand in the way of dreams.
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Parks and Recreation 7×03 “William Henry Harrison” + 7×04 “Leslie and Ron” Recap
Parks and Recreation “Leslie and Ron” along with the episode before it, “William Henry Harrison” beautifully emphasizes friendships.
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Parks and Recreation 7×02 “Ron and Jammy” Recap
Ron Swanson’s diabolical ex wife Tammy II returns one more time to stir things in up in Parks and Recreation’s “Ron and Jammy.”
Read moreParks and Recreation 7×01 “2017” Recap
Parks and Recreation “2017” Spoilers Ahead Everything about Parks and Recreation “2017” seems great so far minus the new tablets look as though they were created by Tony Stark, and that’s a future that’s only great in the fictional realm. Episode Summary: Picking up after the season six finale’s time jump, it’s three years into the future and things aren’t exactly as smooth with the group of inimitable beings who once worked at the Parks Department together. Tom’s finally found his calling with a successful restaurant. April and Andy are adults suffering with the conception that they’ve become boring. Ron left
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