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Before bidding Pawnee farewell, the gang must complete one last task together: repairing a broken swingset on a playground.
Before bidding Pawnee farewell, the gang must complete one last task together: repairing a broken swingset on a playground.
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Parks and Recreation
S7, EP12 "One Last Ride, Part 1"Before bidding Pawnee farewell, the gang must complete one last task together: repairing a broken swingset on a playground.
Parks and Recreation
S7, EP13 "One Last Ride, Part 2"Before bidding Pawnee farewell, the gang must complete one last task together: repairing a broken swingset on a playground.
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S1, EP1 "Pilot"Leslie Knope tries to beautify her town by helping a local nurse turn a construction pit into a community park.
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S1, EP2 "Canvassing"Leslie and her committee try to build support for her park project; Tom uses questionable recruiting tactics.
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S7, EP11 "Two Funerals"Leslie helps Tom prepare for a big evening; April and Ben conduct interviews; Donna and Andy assist Ron with a life change.
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S7, EP10 "The Johnny Karate Super Awesome Musical Explosion Show"For the final episode of Andy's TV show, Leslie hijacks part of the production, bringing Andy's pals in to honor his efforts.
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S7, EP9 "Pie-Mary"Leslie and Ben are criticized for taking part in a Pawnee tradition; Ron and April go on a scavenger hunt; Donna and Garry reminisce.
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S7, EP8 "Ms. Ludgate-Dwyer Goes to Washington"While on a business trip to Washington with Leslie, April struggles with her future; Andy looks for a job for April.
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