It’s The Best Of ‘Parks And Recreation’s Perd Hapley. YA HEARD?

Penn Collins — Thu, 17 May 2012 20:04:52 +0000

FINALLY, we’ve got a compilation of the greatest moments of Parks and Recreation‘s favorite semi-retarded news anchor, Perdric L. Hapley. And, shockingly enough, it comes to us from NBC.

So come relive your favorite moments, and know that even if you’re not the sharpest tool in the shed, you can laugh at a joke without getting it just by recognizing its cadence.

If you have no idea what that last sentence means, you need to watch this video, stat.

‘Parks And Recreation’ Shot Two Season Finales, Because They Value The Element Of Surprise

Penn Collins — Thu, 08 Mar 2012 18:33:03 +0000

With Leslie Knope campaigning for City Council against the oddly likable Bobby Newport, fans are wondering what will become of her character as this terrific season of Parks and Recreation comes to a close. Well, even in the information age, they’re going to have to keep wondering until the finale airs.

The show has shot two different outcomes for the season finale. One in which Leslie loses, and another in which she, ya know, wins. Speaking at PaleyFest, showrunner Michael Schur has said it‘s “in case they change their minds,” but we all really know that he’s made up his damn mind, and he’s just doing this to mess with us.

And that’s fine by me. While Parks and Recreation isn’t a show built on suspense, I like the fact that the producers care enough for the show and characters to protect a secret, no matter how incidental. Maybe Schur could work his magic on The Walking Dead in that regard.

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It’s The Best Of ‘Parks And Recreation’s Perd Hapley. YA HEARD?

‘Parks And Recreation’ Shot Two Season Finales, Because They Value The Element Of Surprise