As the farewell season of Parks & Recreation began, from
the last season's finale to the season premiere we've jumped two years to 2017.
The one thing still stands Leslie still working to get a national park going in
Pawnee, IN.
But there's one or a few people that are standing in her way
to do it...Ron Swanson. Apparently there's a feud between them that has them
going from best friends to best enemies.
Both are working to make the either a corporate business or
a national park. Game is on!!
In the meantime, Ben received a recognition award for his
services, Tom is one of the most successful business man in town, that's how he
puts it. And Andy and April think they are now the boring old married couple
that they don't want to be.
As for the second episode, the beast is back and this time
it's not who you think it would go, unless the title gives it away.
As Leslie and Ron battle out to win the open land, Leslie tries
to convince Jam to vote for her proposal but one thing stands out, Tommy 2 and
Jam are dating.
Leslie thought this would be a great idea to get back at Ron
but that didn't work out.
Leslie saw in Jam what Tammy has done to Ron in the past and
she has transformed him into Ron like. So Leslie asked Ron for help Jam to get
over Ron. It wasn't pretty. But he did get over her. Apparently he don't need
to crotch mask to defeat Tammy, which you had inside you all along. Jam decided
not to vote for the proposal because of what Leslie and Ron did.
Meanwhile, Tom and Chris head to Chicago to see a familiar
face, Tom's old girlfriend. She joins Tom and his business.
Tom still has feelings for her but too late...she has a
boyfriend.
The one thing that got me in this episode was that the
Chicago Cubs won the World Series. Okay I'll take that bet. First Back to the
Future and now Parks & Rec.
Feel like the season has started off strong. I literally
love the friendship and chemistry between Leslie and Ron. Put them up there
along with Liz and Jack and Mary and Lou.
You can catch "Parks & Recreation" Tuesday
nights at 8/7c on NBC.
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