Posts tagged parks and recreation
Because I am Excited For The New Season Of “Parks & Rec”, Here Are A Few Tom Haverfashions:
- “Shoes are Foot Lingerie.”
- “Watches are Time Bling.”
- “Pants are Extended Capris.”
- “Underpants are Seduction Shorts.”
- “Sunglasses Are Hangover Guards.”
-DM
Paper Doll TV Characters A Sure Sign Of A Quality Show. The good folks at Flannel Animal have designed these awesome paper doll sets of Aziz Ansari’s character from “Park & Rec,” along with characters from “Breaking Bad.” And it’s always a sign of quality programming when Internet denizens are inspired to brainstorm brilliant little ideas such as this one. They enhance the viewing experience and give the show a vital dose of web cred.
-DM
[azizisbored via flannelanimal]
Supercut Of Ron Swanson Food Jokes Makes Me Extremely Happy, Hungry. I love eating and I love jokes, which makes my enjoyment of food-based humor exponential in its capacity. And so it pleases me to present to you this vid of all the Ron Swanson food references in “Parks & Recreation”, which is the finest thing since turf & turf.
-DM
Faces Of Ron > Faces Of Death. This is “The Many Faces of Ron,” a site set up by NBC for “Parks & Recreation.” And the fact that summer has now begun and we are miles away from new Ron Swanson quotes is just so, so, so unarousing. Pass the Snake Juice.
(Photo: NBC)
(via thispopculture)
That’s the Swanson Pyramid of Greatness, as seen on last night’s episode of “Parks and Recreation,” which you probably didn’t watch because you have bad taste and are a terrible person. I cannot begin to tell you how stunned I am that BREAKFAST is nowhere to be found on this chart. “I’m a simple man, I like pretty dark-haired women and breakfast foods.” That’s gosh darn right, sir.
(via joshmorrissey)
“ What has always bothered me about SATC is the writing. It’s abysmal. Take every clichéd joke and narrative device you can think of, throw it in a food processor, and you have yourself a SATC teleplay. Samantha is considered the comic relief in this series and her jokes make a Jay Leno monologue sound cutting edge. And I resent that SATC supposedly represents the apex of female-targeted comedy when there’s so much better written female-centric comedy out there (watch “Parks and Recreation” sometime. No really, please watch it or it will die).”
