They wanted a Christie Brinkley-type… and they got it!
Parks and Recreation has landed the famed supermodel herself to portray Jerry’s oft-mentioned but never-before-seen wife Gayle, TVLine has confirmed. READ MORE
Megan Mullally is slated to make her return to Parks and Recreation this season, reprising her role as Ron’s dastardly ex-wife Tammy 2, …READ MORE
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Parks and Recreation‘s perpetually positive Chris Traeger took a downtrodden turn last week when he — with a little help from Tom — diagnosed himself with depression. But before delving deeper into his journey to self-discovery in tonight’s episode of the NBC comedy …READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
A week after Amy Poehler mock-hijacked Julia Louis-Dreyfus’ Emmy win, Parks and Recreation‘s leading lady is going after the Veep actress’ husband!
TVLine has learned exclusively that Louis-Dreyfus’ real-life better half, writer and sometimes-thespian Brad Hall, will guest star on the NBC comedy later this fall. READ MORE
This may come as a surprise, but the guy who dreams of someday opening up the Low-Cal Calzone Zone is not really all that cool.
‘Tis true: Parks and Recreation‘s beloved Ben Wyatt may be a successful campaign manager, but at heart he’s actually just a big ol’ nerd. And never has that been more apparent than in the following exclusive first look …READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
One of TV’s most wired (literally and figuratively), tech-savvy characters will undergo a Revolution when Parks and Recreation‘s Tom Haverford powers down in an upcoming episode.
Speaking with TVLine’s Michael Ausiello on the red carpet at Sunday’s Emmy Awards, Aziz Ansari revealed …READ MORE & WATCH VIDEO
Fox’s The X Factor saw a second straight night of week-to-week growth on Thursday, drawing 9.9 million total viewers and a 3.4 demo rating — up 19 and 10 percent from its season opener, Part 2.
Leading out of that, Glee matched its season-opening audience of 7.4 mil while dipping just 6 percent in the demo (to a 2.9).
Over on NBC …READ MORE
After a long summer away, NBC came back in (almost) full comedy force tonight with the season premieres of Up All Night, The Office and Parks and Recreation. (30 Rock, which rounds out the yuk-filled evening, returns Oct. 4.)
We certainly laughed our boo-honeys off, but we want to hear what you thought of the night’s fare. READ MORE
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