Watch A Trailer For The Final Season Of Parks & Recreation

[Primetimer]

Remember how it's set two years in the future? Well...hmmmmm.

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[gesundheit]

I'm not in love with the teaser that most of the characters have really exotic and exciting/unusual jobs now. Most people with low-level clerical grunt jobs in local government stay that way -- even if they are hilarious and loyal. That's such a big part of the appeal. But of course it could just be a misdirection. So yes, yes, I remain cautiously optimistic.

[panthergirl13]

Isn't this just supposed to be a joke? I hope?

[biakbiak]

I can completely see Johnny Karate getting a show on Pawnee tv.

Tom would call himself a mogul at the modicum of success.

Edited December 18, 2014 by biakbiak

[Doublejeans]

Judging from last season this show really needed to shake things up. At least there will be less danger of rehashing old storylines again.

I'm hoping they go out with a strong season. If it sucks at least it will be over quickly. 13 episodes and NBC is going to air two episodes a week. Talk about getting the bum's rush.

[pomme de terre]

Yeah, I don't know about this. Besides the promo not being great, P&R is plugged into the larger world of real-life politics in the way that a lot of sitcoms aren't. 2017 Leslie is either super-pumped about either the Clinton or Biden administration, or furious that one of them was taken down in the 2016 election.

[King of Birds]

 having successfully played the town hymn "500 Candles in the Wind" on several occasions.

I think the song is about 10x more awesome than you think.

[Kip Hackman]

When have the promos for Parks and Rec ever been good? It's a difficult show to advertise. You cannot really cut down its appeal to 30-seconds trailers. I would give them the benefit of a doubt.

 

Yeah, I got absolutely nothing from that trailer.