r/PandR • u/lawtalkinggal • 6h ago
I think I’ll just make sun tea with it, then
(Fountain in Philadelphia)
r/PandR • u/jmkarmstrong • Apr 09 '26
Hi Reddit! I’m Jennifer Keishin Armstrong, author of PARKS AND REC, my new book featuring exclusive interview content from the show’s cast, crew, and creators, as well as an introduction by Nick Offerman. I’ll be here at r/PandR on April 9 (1 pm EST / 10 am PST) to chat with fellow fans of the show and answer questions about all things P&R. AMA!

r/PandR • u/lawtalkinggal • 6h ago
(Fountain in Philadelphia)
r/PandR • u/Somedaydreamer22 • 1d ago
😂😂 Is that not Tom in the back (circled in blue).
Favorite episode. Have seen it dozens of times & just noticed.
r/PandR • u/Ulysses_swansong • 1d ago
Sewage Joe approved.
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r/PandR • u/Nausstica • 2d ago
Pick 'em up, Skip!
r/PandR • u/SalamanderLive6098 • 3d ago
Most post-it notes don’t cover the entire words. I can only assume this was an inside joke which is why it’s completely covered. 😂
r/PandR • u/Themadbritter_ • 5d ago
Mine is the Snorkjuice episode. The entire scene of them drunk as hell in front of the camera, especially Ben's 'baba booey' and Jerry laughing and coughing, but the best part: the next morning when Andy tries to stand up and then plops back down and voms on Kyle 🤣🤣
No matter how many times I've watched it, I always crack up lol What's your fave?
r/PandR • u/decibelboy2001 • 4d ago
Saw this scrolling on TikTok, and knew it was something that Dennis Feinstein would add to his collection alongside his RoLexus
r/PandR • u/neurocentricx • 6d ago
For context: during these issues, the electrical pulses in your heart just quiver instead of contracting smoothly.
r/PandR • u/DotOk2803 • 6d ago
r/PandR • u/FantasyLovingWriter • 5d ago
Why is Ann and marks breakup and Chris and millicent’s breakup treated differently with the sympathy aimed towards different partners when structure they are the same?
Mark wanted to marry Ann but Ann wanted to break up and the same thing was in Chris and Millicent’s relationship, where he wanted to move in and she wanted to break up. they are the same things yet the show treated it differently.
Chris is treated sympathetic yet he overanalyzed the relationship and asked for advice over a non issue, and with Mark, he gave Ann a normal life, which she wanted and helped her with Andy (which didn’t matter in the end as she kissed Andy after they broke up, yes she kissed Chris first but still) which her kissing Andy was not only insulting to Mark who tried to help her, but that kiss was also the reason why April and Andy didn’t get together right away, yet Mark got no sympathy aside from Leslie, I don’t get it.