posted on 16.11.12

Leslie Knope meets Vice President Joe Biden.

(Source: slapmymind)

posted on 01.07.12
posted on 01.04.12

(Source: crewnex)

digitalmeowmix:

#mainstream media and most of fandom
posted on 23.01.12

digitalmeowmix:

#mainstream media and most of fandom

lilian-lies:

pawneegoddess:

rufustfirefly:


For months now, fans of NBC’s Parks and Recreation have been wondering just who might play Leslie Knope’s opponent in her race for city council. There’d been speculation that Katherine Hahn (Free Agent) might be tackling the role, but it turned out she’s set to play an adviser to one of Leslie’s rivals. With the election plotline heating up on the show — according to NBC’s listings, the next three scheduled episodes, including this Thursday’s, all have campaign themes — Vulture set out to discover the identity of Knope’s new nemesis. We believe we have done so, and it appears Leslie will be doing political battle against … Paul Rudd! 
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posted on 09.01.12

lilian-lies:

pawneegoddess:

rufustfirefly:

For months now, fans of NBC’s Parks and Recreation have been wondering just who might play Leslie Knope’s opponent in her race for city council. There’d been speculation that Katherine Hahn (Free Agent) might be tackling the role, but it turned out she’s set to play an adviser to one of Leslie’s rivals. With the election plotline heating up on the show — according to NBC’s listings, the next three scheduled episodes, including this Thursday’s, all have campaign themes — Vulture set out to discover the identity of Knope’s new nemesis. We believe we have done so, and it appears Leslie will be doing political battle against … Paul Rudd!

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what what what THIS IS PERFECT

posted on 27.10.11
posted on 24.10.11

lipstick-feminists:

“Although, you know, they might be right. Outsourced tanked, but Whitney premiered strong, with 6.84 million viewers. Meanwhile, Community and Parks and Recreation both flounder, with some folks predicting that one of them will not survive the year. That’s one of the best, most reliable feminist-featuring TV shows on the air, killed to make room for more Whitney — or (shudder) Chelsea Handler’s sitcom. To this grim reality, I can only quote the great Britta Perry: “Wow. It really is easy to raise money, when you sell out your gender.””

How NBC Sold Out Its Female Viewers with Whitney

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Parks & Rec! No!

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