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Holy shit, this is so very good
Holy shit, this is so very good
Offerman is the best guy.glaringradio said:http://www.latenightwithjimmyfallon...urkey-Burger/1330584?at_xt=4de566db2e6b5353,0
Holy shit, this is so very good
3N16MA said:So I watched the first few episodes (around 4-5) of S1 when it debuted but never really got into the show. I have heard that the following seasons are much better. Is this true or are they pretty much the same as the first few?
BOSS <3glaringradio said:http://www.latenightwithjimmyfallon...urkey-Burger/1330584?at_xt=4de566db2e6b5353,0
Holy shit, this is so very good
NOOOOOOOOOOO&Divius said:Nick Offerman: Oprah Wanted For 'Parks & Recreation' Role As Ron Swanson's First Wife Tammy
Not sure what to think of this. I don't have anything with (or against) Oprah, but I guess I'd rather see someone else.
More via the link.UNIVERSAL CITY, Calif. -- June 14, 2011 NBCUniversal Television Consumer Products Group and Hyperion Books announced today that they will publish Pawnee: The Greatest Town in America, a book written from the perspective of show character Leslie Knope (portrayed by Emmy Award nominee Amy Poehler). Knope serves as Deputy Director of the Parks and Recreation department for Pawnee, Indiana on the hit NBC series Parks and Recreation (Thursdays, 8:30-9 p.m. ET).
The 240-page book, which includes illustrations, photographs, and other characters commentaries, will hit bookstores on October 4, 2011. Pottinger Nichols, the literary licensing agency for NBCUniversal Television Consumer Products Group, brokered the deal.
Each chapter will explore a different aspect of the fictional towns history and expand upon events hinted at in the series, such as: the time the whole town was on fire, its long list of ridiculous town slogans, and the ongoing raccoon infestation. Knope, a resident of Pawnee since her childhood, provides all of the research and comical insights into this Midwestern town that fans have grown to love.
If you like small towns with big ideas, this book is for you! said Poehler. And heres hoping that Indianapolis will play Pawnee when they turn this book into a movie!
The ever-expanding town of Pawnee has become its own character in our show, and we're thrilled that we got to accelerate that expansion in one giant, goofy 240-page comedy book, said Mike Schur, co-creator and executive producer of the series. It's a complete portrait of Everytown, USA, which every reader -- whether a fan of the show or a newbie -- can enjoy."
"This book is such a fun read, you'll be smiling page after page. Its a snapshot of small town, America filled with laugh-out-loud historical remembrances and local tributes, said Kim Niemi, Senior Vice President, NBCUniversal Television Consumer Products Group. Here's to Leslie Knope for capturing the spirit of Pawnee for readers everywhere.
Of the deal, Hyperion Books editor Matt Inman said, We are absolutely thrilled to be publishing Pawnee, written by some of the most talented writers and actors working in television today. Pawnee is an absolutely hilarious look at one of Americas great small towns. Both Parks and Recreation and Amy Poehler fans will love it.
Parks and Recreation returns to NBC for its fourth season this fall on Thursdays (8:30-9 p.m. ET).
Jasoco said:Anyway, as I somehow posted in the Community thread, I'm rewatching the first two seasons and I don't get the hate for Season 1. It's not that bad. But whatever.
I'm on "The Practice Date" now and I have one question.... where the hell has Duke Silver been? Season 4 needs a return of the Duke.
Jay Sosa said:It's not bad..it's just boring. But who cares considering how fucking awesome the show has become.
Never watched Oprah but It certainly would bring well deserved attention to the show. But isn't she a bit unattractive for a Swanson wife?
vicissitudes said:Wasn't DJ Roomba from the first season?![]()
You may have thought you heard me say I wanted a lot of bacon and eggs, but what I said was: Give me all the bacon and eggs you have.Cornballer said:
It's going to be on shelves in Best Buy and Wal-mart and Target. Sadly, that's how some people will learn the show is returning then.ncsuDuncan said:Does the dvd box art really need to advertise "THURSDAYS [on] NBC"?
That said, it looks like there will be some neat special features.
Muchas gracias, I completely forgot we had a more recent one.Stumpokapow said:moved to the thread that isn't half a year old
OK that's just grossAgentWhiskers said:i'd put a baby inside of her and suck the fucker out of her womb with my mouth
And isn't tasting your own semen considered to be a "gay" thing?Neuromancer said:OK that's just gross
Guh I have such a crush on Aubrey PlazaEmonga said:
&Divius said:From the facebook:
TUNE IN: The Season 4 premiere of Parks and Recreation will be Thursday, September 22nd at 8:30/7:30c, after Community! Start the countdown clocks now...
I keep meaning to check it out. It reminds me of Strangers With Candy.JaskoX1 said:If you guys haven't watched "Children's Hospital" on Adult Swim; I suggest watching it. It's hilarious.