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Or possibly Pinkie Pie's dimensional alternate. They're both cheery and upbeat, have a crapton of energy, and regularly consume a lot of sugary food.
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Or possibly Pinkie Pie's dimensional alternate. They're both cheery and cheery, upbeat, and optimistic, have a crapton of energy, love most people, and regularly consume a lot of sugary food.
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[[WMG: Leslie is [[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic Pinkie Pie]].]]
Or possibly Pinkie Pie's dimensional alternate. They're both cheery and upbeat, have a crapton of energy, and regularly consume a lot of sugary food.
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[[WMG: The show takes place in the same universe as ''BackToTheFuture.'']]
In "Ron and Jammy," which takes place 2017, it is mentioned that people in Chicago have been in a better mood since the Cubs won the world series. This could be referring to the 2015 game mentioned in ''Back to the Future: Part II.''
In "Ron and Jammy," which takes place 2017, it is mentioned that people in Chicago have been in a better mood since the Cubs won the world series. This could be referring to the 2015 game mentioned in ''Back to the Future: Part II.''
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[[WMG: The show takes place in the same universe as ''BackToTheFuture.''Franchise/BackToTheFuture.'']]
In "Ron and Jammy," which takes place 2017, it is mentioned that people in Chicago have been in a better mood since the Cubs won the world series. This could be referring to the 2015 game mentioned in''Back to the Future: Part II.''Film/BackToTheFuturePartII.''
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*** In the last Johnny Karate's show finale is seen Lord Covington knighting Ben (and Andy); even though it had been in a casual manner and is mentioned that only the Queen can oficially knight someone, that act may disqualify Ben, or at least make you look bad to the American electorate as an act of obedience to a foreign government while running for president if someone came to find out (what is possible given the existence of political advisors as capable as Jennifer Barkley, and the fact that the show is broadcasted and maybe someone taped it and eventually put it on internet). So, maybe as a couple they decided that [[spoiler: Leslie was the one to run for the presidency, eventually winining it]].
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*** In the last Johnny Karate's show finale is seen Lord Covington knighting Ben (and Andy); even though it had been in a casual manner and is mentioned that only the Queen can oficially knight someone, that act may disqualify Ben, or at least make you look bad to the American electorate as an act of obedience to a foreign government while running for president if someone came to find out (what is possible given the existence of political advisors as capable as Jennifer Barkley, and the fact that the show is broadcasted and maybe someone taped it and eventually put it on internet). So, maybe as a couple they decided that [[spoiler: Leslie was the one to run for the presidency, eventually winining it]].
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*** In ''London'' is showed Lord Covington knighting Ben; even though it had been in a casual manner and practically as a joke, that act may disqualify Ben, or at least make you look bad to the American electorate as an act of obedience to a foreign government while running for president if someone came to find out (what is possible given the existence of political advisors as capable as Jennifer Barkley). So, maybe as a couple they decided that [[spoiler: Leslie was the one to run for the presidency, eventually winining it]].
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*** In ''London'' the last Johnny Karate's show finale is showed seen Lord Covington knighting Ben; Ben (and Andy); even though it had been in a casual manner and practically as a joke, is mentioned that only the Queen can oficially knight someone, that act may disqualify Ben, or at least make you look bad to the American electorate as an act of obedience to a foreign government while running for president if someone came to find out (what is possible given the existence of political advisors as capable as Jennifer Barkley).Barkley, and the fact that the show is broadcasted and maybe someone taped it and eventually put it on internet). So, maybe as a couple they decided that [[spoiler: Leslie was the one to run for the presidency, eventually winining it]].
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*** In ''London'' is showed Lord Covington knighting Ben; even though it had been in a casual manner and practically as a joke, that act may disqualify Ben, or at least make you look bad to the American electorate as an act of obedience to a foreign government while running for president if someone came to find out (what is possible given the existence of political advisors as capable as Jennifer Barkley). So, maybe as a couple they decided that Leslie was the one to run for the presidency, eventually winining it.
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*** In ''London'' is showed Lord Covington knighting Ben; even though it had been in a casual manner and practically as a joke, that act may disqualify Ben, or at least make you look bad to the American electorate as an act of obedience to a foreign government while running for president if someone came to find out (what is possible given the existence of political advisors as capable as Jennifer Barkley). So, maybe as a couple they decided that [[spoiler: Leslie was the one to run for the presidency, eventually winining it.
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* [[spoiler:Implied. During Jerry's funeral (which is the farthest that the finale episode flash forwards to), a mysterious man in black is seen telling an aging Leslie and Ben that it was time to leave.]]
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[[WMG: Leslie dated the [[DoctorWho Tenth Doctor]]]]
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[[WMG: Leslie dated the [[DoctorWho [[Series/DoctorWho Tenth Doctor]]]]
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[[WMG: Leslie has some kind of manic disorder and suffers from chronic insomnia]]
Or possibly she abuses amphetamines. Nobody has ''that'' much energy naturally, and the show's greatest RunningGag is her doing ridiculous amounts of work in short spans of time just off-camera. Over seven seasons she refers to doing a lot of this work while lying in bed. Other characters reference her talking in her sleep (practicing campaign speeches, etc) but this is just her keeping her mind busy while trying to fall asleep or not being able to sleep. She shows some other symptoms of manic disorders too, everything from talking rapidly to emotional instability, impulsive outbursts, failing to grasp when other people around her aren't as energetic or enthused as she is, and so on. In an early season Leslie is revealed to be a hoarder; poor impulse control (in this case impulsively stashing irrelevant things "just in case") is also a major symptom.
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* Jossed
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Ann". [[spoiler: though they break up later]]
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* Possibly Confirmed [[spoiler: The finale has a scene showing Gary's funeral in the distant future where Leslie and Ben are surrounded by Secret Service agents, so one of them (or one of their kids) might have become president]]
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** In the final season it finally gets corrected to Gary
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** "2017" mentioned a "really funny" Jason Bourne reboot starring Kevin James. This seems relatively recent for a reboot, seeing as how a Bourne sequel has been announced for 2016. "Ron and Jammy" mentions ''Hitch 2,'' revealed in a later episode to be called ''Hitch 2: Son of a Hitch'' and starring Will Smith's son Jayden Smith. In "Ms. Ludgate-Dwyer Goes to Washington," Ben mentions a ''TwinPeaks'' reboot. It is unknown if he is referring to a continuity reboot or the 2016 mini-series that may be considered a revival and stylistic reboot.
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** "2017" mentioned a "really funny" Jason Bourne reboot starring Kevin James. This seems relatively recent for a reboot, seeing as how a Bourne sequel has been announced for 2016. "Ron and Jammy" mentions ''Hitch 2,'' revealed in a later episode to be called ''Hitch 2: Son of a Hitch'' and starring Will Smith's son Jayden Smith. In "Ms. Ludgate-Dwyer Goes to Washington," Ben mentions a ''TwinPeaks'' reboot. It is unknown if he is referring to a continuity reboot or the 2016 mini-series that may be considered a revival and stylistic reboot.
reboot. Also, Leslie mentions Dany marrying Captain Jack Sparrow in the Game of Thrones show (to which Ben replies "it makes sense if you've read the books").
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** Although [[spoiler: it could be Ben, as he is wearing the "standard" flag pin seen on federal government politicians. ]]
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[[WMG: Chris going to London is a hint that [[GuardiansOfTheGalaxy Peter Quill]] was in ThorTheDarkWorld.]]
In ThorTheDarkWorld, jet pilots in London go through a portal that takes them to another world. Peter Quill is an American pilot. This show may have been giving a shout-out to Marvel and providing a clue that Peter Quill was flying a jet from London to another world in ''Thor: The Dark World,'' setting up the ''Guardians of the Galaxy'' movie.
[[WMG: GuardiansOfTheGalaxy will never be mentioned.]]
In ThorTheDarkWorld, jet pilots in London go through a portal that takes them to another world. Peter Quill is an American pilot. This show may have been giving a shout-out to Marvel and providing a clue that Peter Quill was flying a jet from London to another world in ''Thor: The Dark World,'' setting up the ''Guardians of the Galaxy'' movie.
[[WMG: GuardiansOfTheGalaxy will never be mentioned.]]
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[[WMG: Chris going to London is a hint that [[GuardiansOfTheGalaxy Peter Quill]] was in ThorTheDarkWorld.Film/ThorTheDarkWorld.]]
InThorTheDarkWorld, Film/ThorTheDarkWorld, jet pilots in London go through a portal that takes them to another world. Peter Quill is an American pilot. This show may have been giving a shout-out to Marvel and providing a clue that Peter Quill was flying a jet from London to another world in ''Thor: The Dark World,'' setting up the ''Guardians of the Galaxy'' movie.
[[WMG:GuardiansOfTheGalaxy Film/GuardiansOfTheGalaxy will never be mentioned.]]
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The videogame AnimalCrossing New Leaf, features a perky {{adorkable}} friendly (yellow) dog named Isabelle who is a secretary for the mayor (The player) and does all she can to improve the town by adding (By the mayor's request) bridges and sculptures, and turning a crappy run-down downtown area into a bustling beautiful place to behold. And deals with social issues among the townspeople. I can safely assume that Leslie and Isabelle are alternates. Their names their names are even two letters away from being anagrams.
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The videogame AnimalCrossing New Leaf, features a perky {{adorkable}} friendly (yellow) dog named Isabelle who is a secretary for the mayor (The player) and does all she can to improve the town by adding (By the mayor's request) bridges and sculptures, and turning a crappy run-down downtown area into a bustling beautiful place to behold. And deals with social issues among the townspeople. I can safely assume that Leslie and Isabelle are alternates. Their names their names are even two letters away from being anagrams.
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How could I forget that part >_<
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The videogame AnimalCrossing New Leaf, features a perky {{adorkable}} friendly (yellow) dog named Isabelle who is a secretary for the mayor (The player) and does all she can to improve the town by adding bridges and sculptures by (By the mayor's request request) bridges and sculptures, and turning a crappy run-down downtown area into a bustling beautiful place to behold. And deals with social issues among the townspeople. I can safely assume that Leslie and Isabelle are alternates. Their names their names are even two letters away from being anagrams.
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The videogame AnimalCrossing New Leaf, features a perky {{adorkable}} friendly (yellow) dog name Isabelle who is a secretary for the mayor (The player) and does all she can to improve the town by adding bridges and sculptures by the mayor's request and deals with social issues among the townspeople. I can safely assume that Leslie and Isabelle are alternates. Their names their names are even two letters away from being anagrams.
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The videogame AnimalCrossing New Leaf, features a perky {{adorkable}} friendly (yellow) dog name named Isabelle who is a secretary for the mayor (The player) and does all she can to improve the town by adding bridges and sculptures by the mayor's request and deals with social issues among the townspeople. I can safely assume that Leslie and Isabelle are alternates. Their names their names are even two letters away from being anagrams.
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The videogame AnimalCrossing New Leaf, features a perky {{adorkable}} friendly (yellow) dog name Isabelle who is a secretary for the mayor (The player) and does all she can to improve the town by adding bridges and sculptures by the mayor's request and deals with social issues among the townspeople. I can safely assume that Leslie and Isabelle are alternates. Their names their names are even anagrams if you add an A and B to Leslie.
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The videogame AnimalCrossing New Leaf, features a perky {{adorkable}} friendly (yellow) dog name Isabelle who is a secretary for the mayor (The player) and does all she can to improve the town by adding bridges and sculptures by the mayor's request and deals with social issues among the townspeople. I can safely assume that Leslie and Isabelle are alternates. Their names their names are even anagrams if you add an A and B to Leslie.two letters away from being anagrams.
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The videogame AnimalCrossing New Leaf, features a perky {{adorkable}} friendly (yellow) dog who is a secretary for the mayor (The player) and does all she can to improve the town by adding bridges and sculptures by the mayor's request and deals with social issues among the townspeople. I can safely assume that the Animal Crossing universe and the one the show takes place in are alternate dimensions.
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The videogame AnimalCrossing New Leaf, features a perky {{adorkable}} friendly (yellow) dog name Isabelle who is a secretary for the mayor (The player) and does all she can to improve the town by adding bridges and sculptures by the mayor's request and deals with social issues among the townspeople. I can safely assume that the Animal Crossing universe Leslie and the one the show takes place in Isabelle are alternate dimensions.alternates. Their names their names are even anagrams if you add an A and B to Leslie.
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[[WMG: Leslie is a dog in a parallel universe]]
The videogame AnimalCrossing New Leaf, features a perky {{adorkable}} friendly (yellow) dog who is a secretary for the mayor (The player) and does all she can to improve the town by adding bridges and sculptures by the mayor's request and deals with social issues among the townspeople. I can safely assume that the Animal Crossing universe and the one the show takes place in are alternate dimensions.
The videogame AnimalCrossing New Leaf, features a perky {{adorkable}} friendly (yellow) dog who is a secretary for the mayor (The player) and does all she can to improve the town by adding bridges and sculptures by the mayor's request and deals with social issues among the townspeople. I can safely assume that the Animal Crossing universe and the one the show takes place in are alternate dimensions.
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politicians. ]]
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[[WMG: Ron Swanson will die in the finale.]]
And Tammy One will be there when it happens.
And Tammy One will be there when it happens.
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** "2017" mentioned a "really funny" Jason Bourne reboot starring Kevin James. This seems relatively recent for a reboot, seeing as how a Bourne sequel has been announced for 2016. "Ron and Jammy" mentions ''Hitch 2,'' revealed in a later episode to be called ''Hitch 2: Son of a Hitch'' and starring Will Smith's son Jayden Smith.
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** "2017" mentioned a "really funny" Jason Bourne reboot starring Kevin James. This seems relatively recent for a reboot, seeing as how a Bourne sequel has been announced for 2016. "Ron and Jammy" mentions ''Hitch 2,'' revealed in a later episode to be called ''Hitch 2: Son of a Hitch'' and starring Will Smith's son Jayden Smith.
Smith. In "Ms. Ludgate-Dwyer Goes to Washington," Ben mentions a ''TwinPeaks'' reboot. It is unknown if he is referring to a continuity reboot or the 2016 mini-series that may be considered a revival and stylistic reboot.
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[[WMG: The show is going to end with Leslie becoming president.]]
With Ron as her VP. Cracked [[http://www.cracked.com/phpimages/photoshop/5/8/2/339582_v1.jpg predicted this already]], and it would just fit so damn well.
With Ron as her VP. Cracked [[http://www.cracked.com/phpimages/photoshop/5/8/2/339582_v1.jpg predicted this already]], and it would just fit so damn well.
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[[WMG: The show takes place in the same universe as ''ThePurge.'']]
In the producer's cut of "Ron and Jammy," Joan Callamezzo says that she believes that America should have a purge night. In the film, the first annual Purge is said to have taken place March 21, 2017, the same year in which season 7 is set.
In the producer's cut of "Ron and Jammy," Joan Callamezzo says that she believes that America should have a purge night. In the film, the first annual Purge is said to have taken place March 21, 2017, the same year in which season 7 is set.
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[[WMG: Leslie dated the [[DoctorWho Tenth Doctor]]]]
In a Season 2 talking-head moment, Leslie said she went on a date with a man who wore 3-D glasses all night. What she didn't say was that he was lanky, hyper-active, and owned a time machine.
In a Season 2 talking-head moment, Leslie said she went on a date with a man who wore 3-D glasses all night. What she didn't say was that he was lanky, hyper-active, and owned a time machine.
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** Barry was use for his character in The Johnny Karate show.
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** While the one with Andy is plausible, the second one with Tammy 2 was most likely the other Liberians turning a blind eye to their boss antics.
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Whether it be just in Pawnee or all over America, public indecency does not appear to be a crime in 2017. In "2017," Andy plans on streaking and is not arrested for not wearing any pants or underwear at a public event. In "Ron and Jammy," Tammy strips nude in a library. People, including a librarian, pass by and do not do anything about it. It appears that nudism has expanded a bit within the world of this show.
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show.
[[WMG: Lucy does not really have a boyfriend.]]
She knows what Tom is up to and is waiting for him to tell the truth.
[[WMG: Lucy does not really have a boyfriend.]]
She knows what Tom is up to and is waiting for him to tell the truth.
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* ''Avengers: Age of Ultron'' (with possibly a third film being released by the season's end)
* ''Batman vs Superman''
* ''Captain America 3''
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* ''Captain America 3''
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* ''Suicide Squad
* ''Sinister Six''
* ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2''
* ''CaptainAmerica 3''America: Civil War''
* ''Doctor Strange''
* ''X-Men: Apocalypse''
* ''Deadpool''
* ''Gambit''
* ''Batman
* ''Suicide Squad
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* ''Doctor Strange''
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In "Ron and Jammy," which takes place 2017, it is mentioned that people in Chicago have been in a better mood since the Cubs won the world series. This could be referring to the 2015 game mentioned in ''Back to the Future: Part II.''
[[WMG: Public nudity has become more acceptable.]]
Whether it be just in Pawnee or all over America, public indecency does not appear to be a crime in 2017. In "2017," Andy plans on streaking and is not arrested for not wearing any pants or underwear at a public event. In "Ron and Jammy," Tammy strips nude in a library. People, including a librarian, pass by and do not do anything about it. It appears that nudism has expanded a bit within the world of this show.
In "Ron and Jammy," which takes place 2017, it is mentioned that people in Chicago have been in a better mood since the Cubs won the world series. This could be referring to the 2015 game mentioned in ''Back to the Future: Part II.''
[[WMG: Public nudity has become more acceptable.]]
Whether it be just in Pawnee or all over America, public indecency does not appear to be a crime in 2017. In "2017," Andy plans on streaking and is not arrested for not wearing any pants or underwear at a public event. In "Ron and Jammy," Tammy strips nude in a library. People, including a librarian, pass by and do not do anything about it. It appears that nudism has expanded a bit within the world of this show.
