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Future problem solvers: How Parks And Recreation beat the odds and went out on top · The A.V. Club

The downfall of many an aging sitcom is that the form, out of sheer necessity, is built around the idea of stasis. Sitcoms depend on characters being an extension of the viewers at home; leaning too much on serialization would force them to change in ways so significant that the show runs the risk of becoming unrecognizable.

I love this show and I am very sad that it has come to an end. But, I am happy that this talented group of people is going out on top!

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'Parks and Recreation' co-executive producer found dead at home

A co-executive producer of NBC's 

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8 TV Combos That Work Together Perfectly, Because Every 'Mad Men' Fan Should Also Watch 'Parks & Rec' | Bustle

Here’s my theory about binge-watching a TV show: it’s only unhealthy if you don’t know how to balance. Of course your brain is gonna feel fried if you watch 10 straight episodes of Breaking Bad in a row — but if you manage to fit a few episodes o

I never thought of it this way!