As many say the sitcom is dying, one beloved half-hour has started rolling out its swan song. And what a tune it is
Parks and Recreation — known to our vernacular as Parks and Rec — has long been an arguable top five sitcom among the classics (see: Friends, Seinfeld, Cheers, etc.)
Its final season premiere, which flashed forward to 2017, continued to prove why this rule-breaking comedy deserves a spot among the greats.
But why? Glad you asked.
It always makes use of familiar faces
Pawnee is richer with background characters than Eagleton once was with … you know (money, but it's rude to discuss such matters). The only town that rivals it is Springfield, (State Unknown), and that one's animated Read more...
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