![]() ![]() ![]() The Bubble is threatened when Ben has a meeting with Leslie's mother Marlene Griggs-Knope, a notoriously tough politician in the Pawnee school system, who wants Ben to approve the purchase of four new school buses despite a difficult budget season. They are enjoying what Leslie calls "the bubble", or the beginning of a relationship when everything is simple and fun. Leslie and Ben are dating, but they are keeping their relationship a secret due to a no-dating policy at work. Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email: Or leave a 30-Second voicemail at: (310) 893-6992 The Parks Department welcomes Ann Perkins to her new office at Pawnee City Hall and fills it with balloons, much to the chagrin of her cranky officemate Stuart. On today's episode the team share how fun it is to have Chris interacting with all of the parks department, Greg gives insights on his first writing credit, and why it took so long to get Marlene back in an episode! All of this and some surprising data about opening credits. The hilarity is popping in Pawnee, when Rob Lowe and Alan Yang discuss S3E15 of Parks and Recreation! In "The Bubble" Leslie's mom makes a pass at Ben, not knowing that he and Leslie are dating. ![]() She denies any such scandals exist, thus omitting her secret relationship with Ben, and the scouts promise to contact her about preparing an electoral run. With the expected increased media attention on her personal life, the scouts ask whether Leslie has any secret scandals in her life. Impressed by the memorial service and the harvest festival Leslie previously organized, they believe she would be a good candidate for upcoming city council seats, or possibly the mayoral position. Leslie is approached by scouts looking for potential candidates for elected office, which has always been one of her dreams. Meanwhile, Ron is confronted by his evil ex-wife Tammy (Megan Mullally) at the party-but both Ron and Tammy are horrified to learn his other ex-wife, also named Tammy (whom he calls "Tammy 1") has also arrived in town. A conflicted Tom decides to resign and accept a job with Entertainment 720. This makes him appear romantically interested in Ann once again. Ann, who previously dated Chris and had trouble getting over him, offers comfort to Chris for his depression. Indirectly responsible for nearly killing Ron, Leslie and Ben agree to no more secret displays of affection at work. At a party afterward, Andy receives praise for his Li'l Sebastian tribute song, "5,000 Candles in the Wind." April sells many Mouse Rat CDs at an inflated price, which spurs Andy to ask her to become the group's manager. Entertainment 720's show also proves to be a hit with the crowd, which makes Tom further contemplate quitting his job. Leslie and Ben are relieved, however, when the crowd applauds in the belief the fireball was staged. Jerry is sent to get propane for the flame but buys lighter fluid instead this causes a huge fireball to shoot into the air when Ron lights it, which singes off most of his facial hair. What Leslie and Ben didn’t realize was that George had the propane for Li'l Sebastian's eternal flame, which results in later confusion behind the scenes, which they struggle to fix throughout the night. As the city prepares for the memorial service, Leslie and Ben are caught making out by a maintenance worker named George (Biff Yeager), so they send him home with a gift certificate in exchange for his silence. Ron finds out and warns them that Chris will fire them if he learns about it. Leslie and Ben continue their romance despite a no-dating policy at city hall, but they have difficulty keeping it a secret. Meanwhile, the extremely health-conscious Chris finds out he has tendonitis, and takes the news so seriously that he questions his own mortality. Jean-Ralphio encourages Tom to come work with him at the company, but Tom isn’t sure if he wants to leave his city hall job. ![]() Tom suggests they hire Entertainment 720 for the event, a production company recently started by his friend Jean-Ralphio. In this episode you'll find out how an awkward encounter in the writer's room caused one of the funniest jokes on the show, which character is like Colossus from The X-Men, why changing Tom's career trajectory was important, an update on Biff Yeager, and a huge bombshell is revealed by producer Greg! Come for the Parks and Rec trivia, stay for the AC/DC trivia! Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email: Or leave a 30-Second voicemail at: (310) 893-6992 Leslie announces Li'l Sebastian, Pawnee's beloved celebrity mini-horse, has died and the parks department will hold a memorial service for him. In "Li'l Sebastian" Leslie and the Parks Department organize a memorial for a departed friend. Today Rob Lowe and Alan Yang have a huge show for a small horse when recapping the season three finale of Parks and Recreation. ![]()
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