Leslie has to leave Ben's party to attend an emergency filibuster on Parks and Recreation. "Filibuster" is the fifth episode of the show's sixth season.
Leslie gets the Pawnee Parks gang to work with their Eagleton counterparts on Parks and Recreation. "Doppelgangers" is the fourth episode of the show's sixth season.
Leslie is honored at an awards ceremony in London on the season premiere of Parks and Recreation. "London, Part 1 & 2" is the first episode of the show's sixth season.
Leslie celebrates her first anniversary in office on the season finale of Parks and Recreation. "Are You Better Off?" is the 22nd episode of the show's fifth season.
Leslie is unwilling to let a local mini golf course be closed due to budget cuts on Parks and Recreation. "Swing Vote" is the 21st episode of the show's fifth season.
Leslie decides to show that some of the city's laws make no sense on Parks and Recreation. "Article Two" is the 19th episode of the show's fifth season.
Can Leslie remain calm when her speech is stolen on Parks and Recreation? "Leslie and Ben; Correspondents' Lunch" is the 14th episode of the show's fifth season.
Leslie: I know you're not gay. Tom: No, I'm not. Leslie: But you're effeminate. Tom: What? Leslie: Well, you're wearing a peach shirt with a coiled snake on it. Tom: That's because it was featured in Details magazine, and it's awesome.
