Parks and Recreation

Seven seasons in the parks department of Pawnee, Indiana, and the reunion they made over video calls in 2020.

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Where to start with Parks and Recreation

Season one is six episodes and it is the weakest television anyone involved ever made. Everybody says to skip it and everybody is more or less right: the show rebuilt Leslie Knope between seasons one and two and almost nothing in the first six episodes is load-bearing. Start at season two, and if you end up loving it, season one is six short episodes you can pick up any time.

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    Parks and Recreation, season 2 Parks and Recreation

    Where the show actually begins. Leslie stops being a joke and becomes the reason to watch.

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    Parks and Recreation, seasons 3 to 6 Parks and Recreation

    Sixteen episodes in season three because of a writers' strike year, then three full seasons. The best of it.

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    Parks and Recreation, season 7 Parks and Recreation

    Thirteen episodes, set three years later, and it is the ending. Do not read about it first.

  4. 4
    Parks and Recreation, season 1 Parks and Recreation

    If you want it. Six episodes, chronologically first, and better once you know who these people become.

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    A Parks and Recreation Special A Parks and Recreation Special

    Last. It is a reunion and it assumes you know how the show ended.

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The Series

  • Parks and Recreation 2009, 7 seasons, 125 episodes

Afterwards

  • A Parks and Recreation Special 2020

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