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Parks and Rec - Is this one of the funniest shows of all time?
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Not sure why we're bringing up things that aren't parks and rec, but brooklyn 99 was funny as hell too. Terry Brooks and Lonely Island guy are amazing.
Parks and Rec is just a cheap knockoff of the office. I didn't even watch the last season. Pretty much the only good part of it was Rob Lowe. Oh and Henry Winkler and his kids in the show.
It suffered from Flanderization more than any show I've ever seen. Over time, the characters lost almost all depth and complexity and became so one-sided that pretty much every one could be summarized in a handful of words. The early episodes were funny, though.
It was an overly twee and lighter-than-air sitcom, ostensibly a political satire but didn't have much to say in that regard beyond "people are zany". The writers clearly had difficulty deciding whether Leslie Knope should be laughed at or celebrated, and eventually they settled on the latter. The show in general is a dated artifact hopelessly rooted in the Obama era, and it was entirely fitting that Poehler got back into character one last time to post a "We will overcome" message from Knope after Trump won the 2016 election.
Ron Swanson as a character was written as a critique of the particular type of "libertarian conservatism" that was in vogue during the Obama years. If the character were intended as a critique of that sort of consumerist bespoke Manliness™ he somewhat embodied, that really took off in the late 2000s and early 2010s, that would be fine; an adult who proudly refuses to eat vegetables and spergs out over bacon and Scotch, etc. He was the breakout character though, because he was likable compared to the other characters, all of little more than delivery vehicles for the writers' obnoxious snarky lines. Swanson ended up being a figurehead of the curated artisanal manhood movement in real life, of the sort that was embraced by nerds who posted to Reddit about how manly it was to eat bacon and wear flannel shirts and make a fussy ritual out of shaving with a straight razor - he was no doubt responsible for millions of dollars in sales of bacon-scented perfume and beard wax.
Ill be for real, or for shizzle if you will. I can look past all of the actors personal beliefs on this one because the show genuinely makes me laugh. I still cant watch tom cruise tho, scientology and litigious nature are to much for me.
Ill be for real, or for shizzle if you will. I can look past all of the actors personal beliefs on this one because the show genuinely makes me laugh. I still cant watch tom cruise tho, scientology and litigious nature are to much for me.
