History WMG / ParksAndRecreation

* ''Terminator: Genesis''

** Jossed. It's explicitly stated by Leslie that he died when she was 10.

* The triad's breakup in "Galentine's Day" wasn't just triggered by Derek and Ben's rudeness and pretentiousness, but also because they were making fun of all of the conventional, monogamous couples at the senior center just as April was realizing that she actually wanted that kind of relationship. One particularly telling scene is when she gets annoyed with Derek and Ben mocking a senior couple, then walks off, [[PetTheDog tells the seniors that they're adorable]], and proceeds to go talk to Andy. The scene could have very easily just involved Derek and Ben making fun of old people individually, but the way that they specifically made fun of the fact that the couples were happy together seems very telling to me.

After he came out, he insisted that he was gay but also [[SingleTargetSexuality straight for her]], possibly using her as a beard. She stayed with him because she didn't want the relationship to end, and even managed to convince him to stay with her after he got together with Ben. April claims that got together as a [[TakeThat middle finger]] to conventional relationships, but secretly resented the situation and wanted things to go back to the way they were, hence why she claims she hates Ben, and then later on gave him a hickey to make Derek jealous, presumably hoping it would cause enough jealous that Derek and Ben would split up. Note that this seemingly bitter situation with April and Ben is used as a parallel to April offering to do the same for Andy, not to split up a couple but to get together with Andy, even if it was under false pretenses.
* The triad's breakup in "Galentine's Day" wasn't just triggered by Derek and Ben's rudeness, but also because they were making fun of all of the conventional, monogamous couples at the senior center just as April was realizing that she actually wanted that kind of relationship. One particularly telling scene is when she gets annoyed with Derek and Ben mocking a senior couple, then walks off, [[PetTheDog tells the seniors that they're adorable]], and proceeds to go talk to Andy. The scene could have very easily just involved Derek and Ben making fun of old people individually, but the way that they specifically made fun of the fact that the couples were happy together seems very telling to me.

Thus, the triad's breakup in "Galentine's Day" wasn't just triggered by Derek and Ben's rudeness, but also because they were making fun of all of the conventional, monogamous couples at the senior center just as April was realizing that she actually wanted that kind of relationship. One particularly telling scene is when she gets annoyed with Derek and Ben mocking a senior couple, then walks off, [[PetTheDog tells the seniors that they're adorable]], and proceeds to go talk to Andy. The scene could have very easily just involved Derek and Ben making fun of old people individually, but the way that they specifically made fun of the fact that the couples were happy together seems very telling to me.

[[WMG: The name of Gary/Jerry/Larry will be changed to...]]

* You know, I could picture April wanting to kiss Ann just to annoy her.

...things won't work out with Chris, and she will end up changing her name and selling paper in Stamford, Connecticut.

That, or he's some sort of djinn, because anytime a person says his name or thinks of him, he appears from off-camera.

Perd Hapley was released from a facility that was designing an android to report on the news, which explains why he has to report on literally everything that happens, and the reason why he gave ET 1 and a half stars on his review.
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Unlike ''Series/TheOffice,'' it's never stated that a documentary is being made about Pawnee's Parks and Rec department. Most of the time, when characters do two or more aside comments in one scene, they don't speak as if they know or remember the scene; they speak as if they are thinking of the comment while the scene is happening. When characters interrupt or comment on each others' asides, it just means that they're thinking aloud.

Like David Brent in the U.K. version of ''TheOffice'', April is playing up for the cameras, except she's trying to come off as a sarcastic ''{{Daria}}''[=-esque=] voice of reason/apathy. As the show goes on, April gets used to the cameras and bored with her act, so she starts to act more like herself. In short, she really is like that to a degree, but she was deliberately playing up that side of her personality in the earlier episodes.

It's just that after it briefly caused a stir for a supposed "space-time rift" in its' immediate area, the sudden notoriety caused local councillors to believe that the name [[GroundhogDay Punxsutawney]] was a bit of a mouthful.