During Season 6, Episode 12 of Parks and Recreation, Scott’s character of Ben Wyatt basically pitches the concept of Severance to his wife, Amy Poehler’s Leslie Knope.

I can’t think of a more Ben Wyatt-coded response. If he had met Christie, I think he might have fainted, and he 100% would have been in awe of her skill and talent, just like Scott was.

Amy Poehler as Leslie Knope and Adam Scott as Ben Wyatt in “Parks and Recreation.” Colleen Hayes/NBC “Maybe it would be good to keep our home life and our work life separate.

Ben Wyatt feels your pain. However, when you feel this kind of Jar Jar induced panic, just breathe. We have BB-8 now. It’ll be fine. “You’re like a ninja crossed with a Jedi or something.” ...

Perhaps Ben Wyatt’s most admirable quality is his ability to believe in other people, which is why it meant so much when he became CFO of Rent-A-Swag. President of the Sweetums Foundation ...

Ben Wyatt (Adam Scott) and Andy Dwyer (Chris Pratt) play Cones of Dunshire at Gryzzl in Season 6, Episode 21, “Moving Up” of ‘Parks and Recreation’ | Byron Cohen/NBCU Photo Bank ...

For a while now, Ben Wyatt has held the spot in our hearts as most favorite youngest mayor (even with that whole Ice Town debacle). But now, it looks like we’re going to have to cut our hearts ...

Ben Wyatt was a highly-regarded politician and senior government minister who has successfully transitioned to a new career at the top tier of business. Mr Wyatt was the State Treasurer and Labor ...

Ben Wyatt is the first Indigenous person to be appointed as a board member by an ASX200 company. He expects other companies will hire more Indigenous board members in the coming years.

Ben Wyatt is making history as the first Aboriginal person to be treasurer in a state or federal government in Australia, as part of the incoming WA Labor administration.