Parks and Recreation Reviews
Parks and Recreation Review: Pedicures on Top of Pedicures
All I have to say is that this better not be the end. "Are You Better Off?" left viewers with some serious cliffhangers. April and Andy are going to have t...
Parks and Recreation Review: Mouserat Reunion
It would take a lot for me to say something truly negative about Parks and Recreation, but "Swing Vote" wasn't exactly my favorite episode. Then again, is ...
Parks and Recreation Review: Ted Party and Eggs, Bacon and Toast
Two Parks and Recreation were on tonight and I'll be covering both in my review. First up is "Article Two," which started off right by throwing an unassumi...
Parks and Recreation Review: Epic and Private
True love is eating a banana. And doing yoga is a sure sign there's something wrong upstairs. I learned some very important life lessons from "Animal Contr...
Parks and Recreation Review: Skim Milk is a Lie
As much as I love the more complex episodes that deal with Leslie getting tied in knots over Pawnee politics, I do thoroughly enjoy the simpler, more strai...
Parks and Recreation Review: Too Big to Nail
Tonight's episode, "Bailout," works because Ron wins. One smug smile from Ron and the episode succeeds. I'm all for a Ron and Leslie throw down, especially...
Parks and Recreation Review: Mrs. Leslie Knope and Mr. Ben Wyatt
Mazel tov to the best couple on television: Mrs. Leslie Knope and Mr. Ben Wyatt! This Parks and Recreation wedding was pitch perfect. And who knew Donna co...
Parks and Recreation Review: Cats are Stupid and Useless
Even though the end of tonight's "Emergency Response," was perfect and centered around Leslie and Ben, the true MVP of this episode was Ron Swanson. And tr...
Parks and Recreation Review: Into the Belly of the Douche
This show is on a roll. Granted, I'm not a big Ann fan, but when you throw something like "Sperm Bank of America" into an episode, seriously, what could be...
Parks and Recreation Review: Ron Loves Nothing
I've never seen a better basketball scene on television. Granted, I can only thing of a few other times I've seen basketball actually played on television ...