10 Best Parks and Rec Characters That Only Appear in One Episode If you’re listening to “Beautiful Like My Mom (Support the Troops)” while waiting for Zorp the lizard god to arrive, then ...

Nick Offerman kicked off Pride Month by defending the LGBTQ+ community against homophobic hate on X. Michael Flynn Jr., son of retired Army lieutenant general and Trump’s former U.S. national ...

On Monday, "Parks and Recreation" star Nick Offerman eviscerated a homophobic, anti-Pride tweet from Michael Flynn Jr. featuring Ron Swanson.

Offerman, best known for playing Ron Swanson on NBC’s “Parks and Recreation,” rebuked a social media post from Michael Flynn Jr., the son of former national security adviser Michael Flynn.

It seems all of this began during the fourth season of Parks. That year, Leslie Knope (Poehler) ran for City Council of Pawnee, IN. That meant she and other characters wore a lot more business ...

The pages turned into shoots after the "Parks & Rec" crew built a city council chambers set for Amy Poehler's character, Leslie Knope, during an arc where she ran for office.

During its seven-season run, Parks and Recreation welcomed numerous high-profile guest stars. Amy Poehler’s role as the idealistic Leslie Knope put her on camera with major names from the worlds ...

Amy Poehler as Leslie Knope in "Galentine's Day" Episode 617 of Parks and Recreation in 2014. Danny Feld/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty "He's such a good actor.

Well, last night’s season 5 premiere kept the game rolling. Early in the episode we hear the Parks Dept. team hyping their annual employee appreciation BBQ. It’s one of those peculiar Pawnee events ...

Poehler explained that she wanted Leslie Knope's hair to be extremely blonde on the "Parks and Rec" pilot. The actress said Leslie is "not going to get lowlights at the best salon" in Pawnee.