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Parkovi i rekreacija

Parkovi i rekreacija

20098
Komedija
Objavljeno
09. tra 2009.
Država
Sjedinjene Američke Države
Produkcije
Universal TelevisionDeedle-Dee ProductionsFremulon3 Arts Entertainment
U pokušaju da obaspi svoj grad — i unaprijede svoju karijeru — Leslie Knope, srednji birokrat u Odjelu za parkove i rekreaciju u Pawnee, Indiana, suočava se s birokratima, razdražljivim susjedima i fanaticima s jednim pitanjem, čija su oružja tužbe, zamršene gradske zakone i demokratski proces koji toliko voli.

About

Quick guide

Parks and Recreation chronicles Leslie Knope’s efforts to improve her hometown through the Parks Department.

Parks and Recreation centers on Leslie Knope, a passionate public servant working for the Parks Department of Pawnee, Indiana. Determined to improve her town, Leslie faces city bureaucracy, local politics, and the quirky personalities of her coworkers and neighbors. The show balances humor and heart, showcasing the everyday challenges and triumphs of community work. Through Leslie’s optimism and the team’s camaraderie, viewers witness the power of civic engagement and the impact of small, dedicated actions on a town’s life. With a mix of witty dialogue and heartfelt moments, the series highlights how collective efforts can transform a community.

What to know

  • Leslie Knope drives most town projects
  • Mockumentary style blends office satire
  • Politics and community events drive the plot
  • Ensemble cast delivers humor through distinct personalities
  • Episodes revolve around municipal deadlines and funding
  • Recurring events like Pawnee Harvest Festival
  • Character relationships evolve subtly over the run

Watch if

Enjoy a lighthearted, politically themed comedy that celebrates community spirit, friendship, and the impact of public service. If you appreciate witty dialogue, mockumentary humor, and feel‑good moments about local government, Parks and Recreation will resonate with you.

Skip if

Skip if you dislike political satire, are sensitive to mild profanity, or prefer high‑stakes drama over light office comedy. The series is gentle, family‑friendly, and focuses on small‑town bureaucracy rather than intense conflict.

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Premise & Tone
Parks and Recreation follows Leslie Knope, a mid‑level Parks Department employee in Pawnee, Indiana. The series uses a mockumentary format to showcase her optimism and the quirky dynamics of her coworkers. Through light‑hearted humor and genuine heart, it examines the everyday challenges of public service and community improvement.
Main Cast & Characters
Leslie Knope (Amy Poehler) leads a diverse team: Ron Swanson (Nick Offerman) – libertarian boss; Donna Meagle (Retta) – resourceful; April Ludgate (Aubrey Plaza) – deadpan; Andy Dwyer (Chris Pratt) – lovable; Ben Wyatt (Adam Scott) – ambitious accountant; and Chris Traeger (Rob Lowe) – energetic health advocate. Their interactions provide both comedy and genuine camaraderie.
Plot Highlights
Leslie’s first season centers on turning a vacant pit into a park, while later seasons cover her city council run, the Pawnee–Eagleton merger, and the 2017 government shutdown. The narrative weaves personal relationships, such as Leslie’s romance with Ben Wyatt, with civic projects, showcasing the humor found in municipal bureaucracy and community spirit.
Humor Style
The show relies on sharp, dialogue‑heavy banter, awkward silences, and recurring catchphrases like ‘Treat Yo’ Self.’ Its mockumentary format allows characters to break the fourth wall, providing candid confessions and comedic asides. The humor balances sarcasm with sincere affection, ensuring that laughs never feel cheap or gratuitous.
Political Satire
Parks and Recreation lampoons local government with exaggerated bureaucracy, budget battles, and political campaigning. Leslie’s earnest dedication contrasts with the cynical tactics of her opponents, highlighting how civic engagement can both inspire and frustrate. The series also pokes fun at modern political issues, such as the 2007–08 financial crisis, while remaining grounded in everyday municipal concerns.
Audience Reception
Despite modest ratings in its first season, Parks and Recreation grew a dedicated fanbase and earned critical acclaim. Viewers praised its optimistic tone, relatable characters, and sharp writing. The show received multiple Emmy nominations and was named one of Time’s top series in 2012, cementing its status as a beloved sitcom.

FAQ

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What happens at the end of Parks and Recreation?
In the end, April and Andy start a family, and Ron achieves his dream of working alone in nature as the superintendent of Pawnee National Park. Leslie and Ben move to Washington D.C. where Leslie takes on a new role. Many of the characters find success and happiness in their future endeavors.
Who plays Ron Swanson?
Ron Swanson is played by Nick Offerman.
Who plays Chris Traeger?
Chris Traeger is played by Rob Lowe.
What is the final scene of Parks and Recreation?
The final scene of Parks and Recreation is a group photo taken in 2017, with Leslie smiling and saying, 'Yes, I'm ready,' to Ben, hinting at their future endeavors.
Who plays Ben Wyatt?
Ben Wyatt is played by Adam Scott.
What is Pawnee Indiana known for?
Pawnee, Indiana is known for its high-sugar food industries and raccoon infestations.
What is the pit in Parks and Recreation?
The pit was a large hole created by an abandoned construction project that Leslie Knope promised to turn into a park. It became a recurring location and a symbol of the department's challenges and eventual successes.
Who plays Leslie Knope?
Leslie Knope is played by Amy Poehler.
What is Mouse Rat?
Mouse Rat is the name of Andy Dwyer's rock band.
What is the relationship between April and Andy?
April and Andy are a quirky and lovable couple who eventually get married and start a family together.
Who plays Tom Haverford?
Tom Haverford is played by Aziz Ansari.
What is the relationship between Leslie and Ben?
Leslie and Ben are a supportive and loving couple who eventually get married and work together in politics.
Who plays Andy Dwyer?
Andy Dwyer is played by Chris Pratt.
What is Ron Swanson's woodworking shop called?
Ron Swanson has a woodworking shop in Los Angeles, but it is not given a specific name in the show.
How does Parks and Recreation end for Leslie Knope?
Leslie Knope eventually becomes a two-term governor of Indiana and is implied to have aspirations for the presidency.
What is Parks and Recreation about?
Parks and Recreation is a comedy series about the employees of the Parks and Recreation Department in the fictional town of Pawnee, Indiana, and their efforts to make their town a better place.
Who plays April Ludgate?
April Ludgate is played by Aubrey Plaza.
Did Leslie and Ben get married?
Yes, Leslie and Ben get married in the fifth season of Parks and Recreation.
How does Parks and Recreation end for April and Andy?
April and Andy end up starting a family, with their first child, Jack, being born on Halloween. They later learn they are expecting a second child.
What is the Harvest Festival episode about?
The Harvest Festival episode is about Leslie Knope and her team revitalizing the annual Harvest Festival in Pawnee, bringing back popular attractions like Li'l Sebastian to ensure the Parks Department's survival.
Who plays Donna Meagle?
Donna Meagle is played by Retta.
Who plays Ann Perkins?
Ann Perkins is played by Rashida Jones.
Who are the main characters in Parks and Recreation?
The main characters include Leslie Knope, Ron Swanson, Ben Wyatt, April Ludgate, Andy Dwyer, Tom Haverford, Ann Perkins, Donna Meagle, and Jerry Gergich.
How does Parks and Recreation end for Ron Swanson?
Ron Swanson ends up achieving his dream of working alone in nature as the superintendent of Pawnee National Park.
Who plays Jerry Gergich?
Jerry Gergich is played by Jim O'Heir.
What is the Pawnee Goddesses?
The Pawnee Goddesses is a Girl Scout-like group for young girls in Pawnee, Indiana, often featured in the show 'Parks and Recreation'.
What is the deal with the raccoons?
In 'Parks and Recreation,' raccoons are often depicted as pests that cause problems for the parks department, sometimes being used for comedic effect.
What is Perd Hapley known for?
Perd Hapley is known for being a Pawnee television journalist who hosts various news programs with his unique, often redundant, way of speaking.
What is Jeremy Jamm's storyline?
Jeremy Jamm is a Pawnee city councilman and orthodontist who often clashes with Leslie Knope, using his political power for personal gain.
What is Joan Callamezzo's show?
Joan Callamezzo hosts a local Pawnee talk show called 'Pawnee Today'.
Does Andy have children?
Yes, Andy and April have a son named Jack, and by the end of the series, they are expecting a second child.
What is the deal with the triplets?
The 'triplets' refer to the unexpected birth of triplets to characters Jerry Gergich and his wife, Gayle.
What is the National Parks Department's role?
The National Parks Department is a U.S. government agency responsible for managing national parks, and in 'Parks and Rec,' Leslie Knope eventually works for them.
What is Councilman Jamm like?
Councilman Jamm is an annoying and self-centered politician who often opposes Leslie Knope's initiatives and prioritizes his own interests.
What is the bond between Leslie and Ann?
Leslie Knope and Ann Perkins share a strong, supportive friendship that is central to the show, with Leslie often referring to Ann as her best friend.
Who created Parks and Recreation?
Parks and Recreation was created by Greg Daniels and Michael Schur.
What is JJ's Diner?
JJ's Diner is a fictional restaurant in Pawnee that is a popular hangout spot for the characters, especially Tom Haverford.
What is the recreation center project?
The recreation center project in Pawnee is an initiative led by Leslie Knope to build a new community center for the town.
Is Parks and Recreation based on a true story?
Parks and Recreation is not based on a true story, but it was inspired by real-life local government and community dynamics.
Who is Craig Middlebrooks?
Craig Middlebrooks is an energetic and passionate employee who joins the Pawnee Parks Department after the merger with Eagleton.
Why is Li'l Sebastian so important?
Li'l Sebastian is a beloved miniature horse who is a Pawnee icon, and his memorial is a significant event in the show.
What is the theme of Parks and Recreation?
The theme of Parks and Recreation is about the importance of public service, friendship, and finding optimism and joy in everyday work and life.
When did Parks and Recreation start and end?
Parks and Recreation started on April 9, 2009, and ended on February 24, 2015.
What is Ron Swanson's meat tornado?
Ron Swanson's 'meat tornado' is a large, indulgent sandwich he creates at a chili cook-off, representing his love for meat.
What is Champion the dog's role?
Champion is a dog adopted by Andy and April, who becomes a beloved pet and occasionally features in comedic storylines.
What is Li'l Sebastian?
Li'l Sebastian is a famous miniature horse from Pawnee who is greatly loved by the townspeople.
How many seasons of Parks and Recreation are there?
There are seven seasons of Parks and Recreation.
What is the 'Treat Yo Self' day?
Treat Yo Self is an annual day of indulgence and self-care celebrated by Tom Haverford and Donna Meagle, involving shopping and pampering.
Does April have children?
Yes, April and Andy have a son named Jack, and by the end of the series, they are expecting a second child.
How does the park get built?
Parks in the show are often built through the efforts of the Parks Department, involving planning, community input, and overcoming bureaucratic obstacles.

Glumci

Amy Poehler
Amy Poehler
Leslie Knope
Aziz Ansari
Aziz Ansari
Tom Haverford
Nick Offerman
Nick Offerman
Ron Swanson
Aubrey Plaza
Aubrey Plaza
April Ludgate
Chris Pratt
Chris Pratt
Andy Dwyer
Adam Scott
Adam Scott
Ben Wyatt
Jim O'Heir
Jim O'Heir
Jerry Gergich
Retta
Retta
Donna Meagle