In an attempt to beautify her town — and advance her career — Leslie Knope, a mid-level bureaucrat in the Parks and Recreation Department of Pawnee, Indiana, takes on bureaucrats, cranky neighbors, and single-issue fanatics whose weapons are lawsuits, the jumble of city codes, and the democratic process she loves so much.
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In an attempt to beautify her town — and advance her career — Leslie Knope, a mid-level bureaucrat in the Parks and Recreation Department of Pawnee, Indiana, takes on bureaucrats, cranky neighbors, and single-issue fanatics whose weapons are lawsuits, the jumble of city codes, and the democratic process she loves so much.
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Leslie and Andy visit Ben and April at their new jobs in Washington D.C., and Leslie feels overwhelmed by the city -- especially after meeting two of her idols. Meanwhile, Ron throws a "thank you" barbeque for the entire Parks and Recreation staff.
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Directed by Dean HollandWritten by Aisha MuharrarGuest stars Ben Zelevansky, Amy Tolsky, Jessica Hansen, Lauren White, Jenny Anne Hochberg
Leslie decides to wage war on obesity in Pawnee in her first mission as city councilor by passing a city-wide soda tax. Meanwhile, Andy tries to get in shape for his police-entrance exam, and Ben struggles to connect with the interns in his office.
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Directed by Kyle NewacheckWritten by Norm HiscockGuest stars Lee de Broux, Courtney Cook, Pete Ploszek, Kevin Symons, Mary Faber, Helen Slayton-Hughes, Bobby Reed, Mike Scully
Leslie helps a local swim team get more practice time by working on a new law that extends the hours at the community pool; Ron finds himself filling a pothole for a local woman (Lucy Lawless) as part of Chris' new plan to solve citizens' problems around the city; April and Ben take a road trip to Pawnee.
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Directed by Ken WhittinghamWritten by Daniel J. GoorGuest stars Lucy Lawless, Autumn Butler, Tyler F. Anderson, Hailey Sole, Cameron Krugman, Kevin Symons, Rylan Lee, Sadie Salazar
An STD outbreak amongst Pawnee seniors prompts Leslie to conduct a sex education class. Meanwhile, Ron helps Tom adjust to life without technology after his gadgets are taken away, and Ben and April meet Congressman Murray for the first time.
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Directed by Craig ZiskWritten by Alan YangGuest stars Adam J. Harrington, John Storey, Alex Morris, Alexis Jayde Burnett, Mike Anthony Monteleone, Anne Bellamy, Marlena Poles, Barry Ashley
A new job offer for Ben causes Leslie to contemplates their future. Meanwhile, Ron and Andy take Diane's girls out trick-or-treating, and Tom searches for a new business idea.
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Directed by Dean HollandWritten by Michael SchurGuest stars Lucy Lawless, Kathryn Hahn, Jack Scalia, Susan Isaacs, Elijah Nelson, Lara Ingraham, Ryan Radis, Donnell Turner
Leslie is nervous about meeting Ben's divorced parents. Tom prepares to pitch his new business to Ron with Jean-Ralphio's help. Chris rides an emotional rollercoaster.
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Directed by Dean HollandWritten by Greg LevineGuest stars Jonathan Banks, Pamela Reed, Glenne Headly, Kulap Vilaysack, Ben Schwartz, Doug Smith
Leslie gets upset when April tries to get Lot 48 made into a dog park. Meanwhile, Tom enlists Ben's help as he tries to launch his new business venture, and Andy hones his crime scene investigation skills.
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Directed by Wendey StanzlerWritten by Harris WittelsGuest stars Paul Rust, August Emerson, Linda Lodge, Tracy Howe, Susan Yeagley, John Balma, Eric Isenhower, Yvans Jourdain
Leslie and Ben meet with an architect from their rival town, Eagleton, about designs for a new park.
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Directed by Morgan SackettWritten by Alexandra RushfieldGuest stars Dan Castellaneta, Brad Hall, Jessica Barth, Nick Toth, Tyler Cook, Brian Fortune, Derek James Baynham, Phillip Jordan
Ron, Diane, and Leslie attend a wood working awards dinner after one of Ron's handcrafted chairs is nominated, but the happy occasion is threatened by the arrival of Tammy II. Meanwhile, Jerry hosts a holiday party at his home with his wife, and some of his friends are shocked to find they were not invited.
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Directed by Daniel J. GoorWritten by Aisha Muharrar, Megan AmramGuest stars Lucy Lawless, Carol Avery, Duane R. Shepard Sr., Tracy Howe, Peter Porte, Katie Gill, Alexandra Rushfield, Christie Brinkley
Ben and Leslie's rival bachelor and bachelorette parties each take on a very different tune.
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Directed by Dean HollandWritten by Dave KingGuest stars Roy Hibbert, Newt Gingrich, Kyle R. Robinson, David Wells, Ian McKelligan, Joe Foust, Tim Trobec, Mary Faber
Leslie and April handle a garbage route, while Tom asks Andy and Ben to teach him about basketball. Meanwhile, Ron is left to watch Diane's kids while their babysitter is out of town.
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Directed by Norm HiscockWritten by Harris WittelsGuest stars Lucy Lawless, Bonnie Bartlett, Michael Patrick McGill, Avner Garbi, Julia Prud'homme, Sadie Salazar, Zachary Mitchell, Chris Kodama
Ann tries to get to know herself as Leslie meddles in one of her biggest life decisions. Meanwhile, things go south when Ben enlists the guys to help choose a caterer for the wedding.
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Directed by Ken WhittinghamWritten by Nate DiMeoGuest stars Tuc Watkins, Sarah Beth Bassak, Brendan Jennings, Jimmy Smagula, John Colella, Jeffrey Markle, Anne Moody, Sara Van Horn
Leslie and Ben organize a black tie gala to raise money for their park, but their plans are derailed when a city-wide emergency response drill is called. Meanwhile, Andy prepares to take his Police Academy Exam and Ron fills in for Leslie on Pawnee Today.
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Directed by Dean HollandWritten by Norm Hiscock, Joe MandeGuest stars Matt Walsh, Jim Hanna, Michael Eisenstein, Rhomeyn Johnson, Alan Yang, Will McLaughlin, Colton Dunn, Jon Glaser
Leslie and Ben are getting married, and have to cram months of planning into two hours. Meanwhile, Ron's temper gets him in trouble.
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Directed by Craig ZiskWritten by Michael Schur, Alan YangGuest stars Tracy Howe, Dave King, Barry Ashley, Rhomeyn Johnson, Richard Burch, Helen Slayton-Hughes, Brent Briscoe, Yvans Jourdain
Leslie's speech she prepared for a special event is stolen. Ben begins his new job at the Sweetums Charity Foundation. Ann summons the courage to ask an important question.
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Directed by Nick OffermanWritten by Alexandra RushfieldGuest stars Tracy Howe, Jamie Denbo, Morgan Peter Brown, Susan Yeagley, Jim Meskimen, Alison Becker, Mo Collins, Jay Jackson
Leslie is determined to help a local video store stay in business, while Chris offers Tom advice on how to deal with a difficult employee. Elsewhere, Ann resorts to blackmail to get April to be her friend.
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Directed by Craig ZiskWritten by Joe MandeGuest stars Gary Kraus, Mara Marini, Joe Mande, Christopher Frontiero, Jelani Quinn, Jake Elliott, Max Barakat, Kevin Symons
Leslie accompanies Ben on a trip to his hometown which has offered him a key to the city. Ron deals with a lawsuit filed against him by Councilman Jamm. Ann and Chris take a parenting compatibility quiz.
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Directed by Tristram ShapeeroWritten by Dave KingGuest stars Bil Dwyer, J.K. Simmons, Annabeth Gish, Wolf Muser, Jeffrey Muller, Justin Uretz, Jesse Mackey, Andie Bolt
Leslie decides to give the Animal Control Department a much-needed makeover. Ann tries to get Ron the medical attention he needs. Ben, Tom, and Andy recruit donors for their charity foundation.
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Directed by Craig ZiskWritten by Megan AmramGuest stars Donick Cary, Katie Dippold, Timothy Hornor, Kevin Symons, Harris Wittels, Colton Dunn, Eric Isenhower, Yvans Jourdain
Leslie works to get rid of outdated laws from the original town charter. April and Ron receive management training from Chris. Ben finds himself in a bidding war against Ann to win a present for Leslie.
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Directed by Amy PoehlerWritten by Matt MurrayGuest stars Patton Oswalt, Jaime Moyer, Brian Stack, Kevin Symons, Burr Middleton, Richard Burch, Yvans Jourdain, Jon Glaser
When Leslie finds out Jerry is retiring, she struggles with the proper way to commemorate the occasion. Chris and Ann prepare to have a baby together. Tom worries he will become the office punching bag once Jerry leaves.
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Directed by Nicole HolofcenerWritten by Norm Hiscock, Aisha MuharrarGuest stars Christie Brinkley, Sarah Wright, Katie Gill, Maliabeth Johnson, Emily Spivey, Ryan Dorsey, Mike Park, Julie Brister
Leslie deems Ron's budget-cut proposals unacceptable. Andy and Ben celebrate a big donation made to their charity. Ann tries to solve Tom's girlfriend troubles.
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Directed by Alan YangWritten by Alan Yang, Joe MandeGuest stars David Phillips, Esther Povitsky, Allison Poccia, Jenny Slate, Alan Yang, Mark Rivers, Jon Glaser, Andrew Burlinson
Leslie celebrates her first year as a city councilwoman. Retired Special Agent Burt Macklin is recalled to action. April gets some life-changing news. Tom debates a big business opportunity.
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Directed by Dean HollandWritten by Michael SchurGuest stars Lucy Lawless, Mara Marini, Mary Faber, Jenny Slate, Todd Sherry, Jason Schwartzman, Marc Evan Jackson, Craig Shoemaker