Ron Swanson

When shows run for multiple seasons, they typically digress from their original structure. Sometimes, this ruins the series, while other times, it makes for TV gold.

On the 15th anniversary of the premiere of Parks & Rec, we’re looking back at some of the best friendships on the show and what made them stand out.

Join us as we take another look at TV’s favorite local hero: Leslie Knope. In today’s context, is she still the progressive queen we’ve always believed her to be?

While The Office and Parks & Recreation had a great deal of sitcom DNA in common for several reasons, Michael Scott was a very different lead character from Leslie Knope

Swearing isn’t polite, and you might wind up with soap in your mouth. Yet we sure love TV characters who aren’t afraid to drop f-bombs and swear up a storm.

Parks and Recreation is iconic for its feel-good vibes, but what if the characters remained rough around the edges like the show’s underdeveloped first season?

Parks and Recreation is back on NBC tonight, and we have your first look at the special. There are some great moments for fans of the series.

On Parks and Recreation Season 7 Episode 12, the series draws to an emotional close as the rollercoaster ride of moving on with life overwhelms Leslie Knope.

On Parks and Recreation Season 7 Episode 12, the gang must complete one last task together before they say goodbye to Pawnee on the series finale.

On Parks and Recreation Season 7 Episode 8 and Episode 9, April is the center off attention as everyone scrambles to find her the job of her dreams and path of success.