Leslie Knope's Stopping For No-one

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[peteneems]

[allthingsparksandrecreation]

The Chris and Ben work dynamic is hilarious

[lestateur]

[yes-knope]

[bob-belcher]

Parks and Recreation, Canvassing (S01E02)

[keeleyjonesss]

I’m just gonna go live under a bridge and ask people riddles before they cross.

[millierusks]

i’m currently in the process of doing up my blog and i’d really like to follow some more people to fill up my dashboard a bit more, if you post any the the following please like or reblog this and i will follow you :)

- brooklyn nine nine and the cast

- captain marvel/brie larson

- mcu and the cast (please please no endgame spoilers, i need to wait until sunday aaaah)

- one day at a time

- the good place

- parks and recreation

- superstore

- crazy ex girlfriend

- star wars

- the greatest showman

- jane the virgin (#teammichael)

- derry girls

- the bold type

- izombie

[thebeautyis]

“Amy is taking the work of the women of early SNL — Gilda Radner, Jan Hooks — to the next natural progression of being proactively, actively feminist in her work. Those ladies had to work hard just to survive. Amy has always been conscious of being a positive influence, of the work having to be very good and of using her position of having a theater and building great TV shows to bring other young women forward.” - Tina Fey (x)

[abreyplaza]

Aubrey Plaza for Variety’s 2018 Emmy Contenders

[osterfields-deactivated20181007]

paul rudd: [an actor who has played many different roles through his career, and now even plays a superhero that will likely be his most recognized character]

ben wyatt’s voice in the back of my head, softly whispering:

[welcometoyouredoom]

[meamme1]

❤️ “I love you and I like you” ❤️

[yes-knope]

[madawhatever]

(x)

[meet-me-onthe-equinox]

[dellalovespeppermints]

Parks and Recreation, Season 4: Moodboard

[gael-garcia]

“But the thing I do remember clearly is a small scene I did in the pilot episode. It’s raining and Leslie is standing and looking outside her office window. In voice-over, she speaks about how this park project is going to take a lot of work and last a long time, but it will be worth it. […] I remember standing and watching the props guys make it rain in our fake outside courtyard as we shot the B-roll part of that scene—the shot of Leslie from outside the window that the audience would see as she spoke those words. I listened to the words being read aloud by Greg and Mike, and realized this was my new job. A tiny whisper, no louder than the Who that Horton hears, told me we were going to make it. I believed.” - Amy Poehler, Yes Please