Leslie Knope: Last News

Although Galentine’s Day has come and gone, it’s never too late for a Parks and Recreation reunion.

one fan meme account pointed out that in the 2014 “Parks and Recreation” episode “Farmer’s Market,” Ben suggests to his wife, Leslie Knope (Amy Poehler) that they refrain from talking about work outside of the office.“Maybe it would be good to keep our home life and our work life separate. Like we only talk about work stuff when we’re at City Hall, like a firewall system,” he says. The episode aired in 2014, but some are noticing that it’s eerily close to the premise of “Severance.” One Reddit user shared the clip and captioned it, “Adam Scott’s character coming up with the idea of ‘Severance’ a decade ago.’”“Stiller and Erickson are trolling the heck out of us all,” one Reddit user joked, referring to Ben Stiller, who executive produces the show and directs many episodes, and creator Dan Erickson.“Dan Erickson STOLE HIS IDEA,” another fan joked about the “Severance” creator.

Parks And Recreation, saying that it makes him “sad”.Speaking on a recent episode of the Happy Sad Confused podcast, Scott said that he hadn’t seen any of the much-loved sitcom in “a long time”.He said: “Honestly, because it makes me sad to see the show, because I miss them and I miss all the actors even though we’re constantly in touch and stuff, but I miss the time of making it.“It was a really joyful five years — for me, seven years for the show — getting to go work there every day with that group of people. We had so much fun and we’re making something that meant something to people; it meant something to us.”He continued: “I miss everybody.

It’s been almost ten years since Parks and Recreation went off the air!

Parks and Recreation has expressed surprise that a Donald Trump-supporting senator’s staff were fans of the show.The hit comedy series ran between 2009 and 2015, and focuses on bureaucrat Leslie Knope (Amy Poehler) and the Parks and Recreation department in the fictional U.S. town of Pawnee.Jim O’Heir, who played the role of Jerry Gergich, has now revealed that he crossed paths with Trump-linked senator’s staff during a charity event, admitting he was shocked at their love for the series given the gap between their politics and the show’s.“They were so excited that I was there – ‘Oh my God, it’s the best show!’” he recalled them saying (via The Guardian).“Parks and Rec, I think, is the opposite of what your agenda is, and yet you call it one of the greatest shows of all time.”Meanwhile, earlier this year star Rashida Jones revealed that Parks and Recreation was always close to being cancelled.“[Parks and Recreation] is kind of iconic now—It’s like one of those great comedies of that time, which is so awesome…But we didn’t feel that way,” she told the Conan O’Brien Needs a Friend podcast.“Every single season, we were like, this is it.

Jenelle Riley Deputy Awards and Features Editor Amy Poehler is ready to laugh. Poehler, who will be honored with Variety’s Legends and Groundbreakers Award at the Newport Beach Film Festival on Oct. 20, notes there is a running joke around the offices of her production company, Paper Kite.

tweeting in 2011: “The world of TV should be ashamed of itself that Steve Carell never won an Emmy for Michael Gary Scott.” Another sitcom that was nominated seven times over its eight seasons but didn’t strike gold? Freeform’s “Black-ish,” starring Tracee Ellis Ross, Anthony Anderson, Marcus Scribner and Yara Shahidi.Anderson, 54, was not only the show’s leading man but also served as an executive producer on the series. He told People in September 2021 that he had hoped his streak of nominations but no wins was at an end.“This is the seventh nomination.

The cast of Parks and Recreation has had some very successful careers!

Rashida Jones recalls her time on Parks and Recreation and reveals why the cast felt they were “holding on for dear life” throughout its run on NBC.

It’s been almost 10 years since Parks and Recreation came to an end!

NBC’s political satire comedy series Parks and Recreation, aka Parks and Rec, aired for seven seasons, across six years.

Parks and Recreation, aka Parks and Rec, was a super popular mockumentary comedy on NBC for several years.

The cast of Parks and Recreation reunited on the picket line as the stars and crew members came together to fight for a better contract with the studios.

Liz Lemon and Leslie Knope are leaving the TV screen and hitting the road.Starting April 27 at Port Chester, NY’s Capitol Theatre, Tina Fey and Amy Poehler will take off on their 14-show ‘Restless Leg Tour’ that will send them all over North America up until their final shows in Atlantic City on June 10 and June 11.At all shows, the “30 Rock” and “Parks and Rec” comediennes will “celebrate their 30 years of friendship with an evening of jokes, iconic stories and conversational entertainment.”“If this tour goes right, we can finally end this friendship,” Poehler and Fey cracked in a joint statement.And if you need last-minute tickets to see the ladies with ten (!) Emmy wins between them, we’re here to help out.Seats for all 14 shows are still available.While they’re not overwhelmingly affordable — we did find some tickets for only $77 before fees on Vivid Seats.Not a bad price to see two Weekend Update anchors at once.Want to catch Fey and Poehler’s ‘Restless Leg Tour’ live?Here’s everything you need to know about how to see your favorite gal pals this spring and summer.All prices listed above were found at the time of publication and are subject to fluctuation.A complete calendar including all tour dates, venues and links to the cheapest tickets available for all 14 shows can be found below.(Note: The New York Post confirmed all above prices at the publication time.

Entertainment Weekly.The “Restless Leg Tour” is scheduled to kick off on April 28 at the DAR Constitution Hall in Washington, D.C. followed by show dates in Chicago, Boston and Atlantic City.Tickets for the shows are set to go on pre-sale on Feb.

Rashida Jones is celebrating Galentine’s Day with her Parks & Recreation co-stars!

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Reunited and it feels so good! As Aubrey Plaza hosted Saturday Night Live for the first time, she had a VIP guest help show her the ropes: Amy Poehler.

With Aubrey Plaza as the host of Saturday Night Live and Amy Poehler dropping in as a surprise during the monologue, it was only natural the stars reprised their Parks and Recreation roles.

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Ethan Shanfeld Ever since the dawn of social media, fans have found creative ways to obsess over their favorite TV shows — be it chat rooms littered with “Lost” theories; Tumblr pages dedicated to “Teen Wolf”; or “Game of Thrones” hashtags filled with millions of tweets during just one episode.A handful of years ago, the internet birthed yet another mechanism to interact with television: “no context” Twitter accounts. True to their name, these profiles post captioned screenshots from popular series — from “Glee” to “Succession” — removed from the context of the show.There are no context accounts for series ranging from “The Sopranos” to “Queer Eye” to “SpongeBob SquarePants,” while 274,000 Twitter users follow a profile solely dedicated to Nick Miller (Jake Johnson) of “New Girl.” “The Office” alone has more than a dozen no context accounts, the most popular of which has over half a million followers.