aint nobody coming to see you, otis.

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Your daily Ron Swanson Nick Offerman: ”There’s so much luck involved in mixing up a pot of goulash, and you’re not sure exactly which ingredient is going to make you say, `You know, that’s a delicious meal.’ Sometimes it’s the cumin that takes it over the top. If I were ever referred to as the cumin on ‘Parks and Recreation,’ I would consider it high praise.” (previously; photo by Victoria Will/AP)

Your daily ~~Ron Swanson~~ Nick Offerman: ”There’s so much luck involved in mixing up a pot of goulash, and you’re not sure exactly which ingredient is going to make you say, `You know, that’s a delicious meal.’ Sometimes it’s the cumin that takes it over the top. If I were ever referred to as the cumin on ‘Parks and Recreation,’ I would consider it high praise.” (previously; photo by Victoria Will/AP)

i just keep watching this scene over and over it just makes me so happy i dont know

ROMAAAAAAAANNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN

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Jim O’Heir, who plays the lovable punching bag Garry “Jerry” Gergich on Parks and Recreation, appeared as Jonah Hill’s father in the 2006 comedy Accepted. I would pay large sums of money ($20) to watch a movie that is nothing but O’Heir giving Jonah Hill the “birds and the bees” talk. Make it happen, Hollywood. You can’t afford to pass up my semi-hard earned money.

Thanks for the submission, caitlinnoel.

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for a long time this was anna’s #1 favorite movie, i’ve seen it about 18 million times and i never knew this. damnit jerry.

ispyafamousface:

Before becoming Pawnee City Manager Chris Traeger on Parks and Recreation, Rob Lowe appeared briefly as Young Number Two in Austin Powers International Man of Mystery. This is LITerally the best thing we’ve heard all morning.

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#LESLIE HAVE YOU SEEN AVATAR? #I NEVER SAW AVATAR #I WANTED TO READ THE BOOK FIRST BUT THEN I REALIZED THERE’S NO BOOK VERSION OF AVATAR #WHAT’D YOU GUYS DO FOR ST PATTY’S DAY? #I WAS WEARING THIS T-SHIRT THAT SAID KISS ME I’M IRISH #BUT NO ONE WOULD KISS ME

I’ve been surprised at how often Amy Poehler’s Leslie Knope has made my eyes misty this season:

That fragile look she gave Adam Scott’s Ben when she told him she was done steam-rolling people and asked him how he felt after baring her soul; Ethel reading aloud the transcript and hearing Ben say that losing his job was worth it because he loves Leslie; and Leslie’s friends (minus Jerry) announcing what roles they would take in her city-council campaign.

I’ve said it before, Liz Lemon used to be the character I related to most on TV, but now I’d much rather be a Leslie than a Liz. Leslie is appreciated and loved, and there’s never any question of whether she’s deserving.

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—	Mandi Bierly, EW (x)