stay for the credits

February 23rd
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June 25th
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"Hope springs eternal. I think on [Parks and Recreation] we also — and this appeals to my personal philosophy — we feel that in this sort of Information Age, where the more facile you are with devices and the social networking, the cooler you are, and it leads to a very cynical social point of view, where people are too cool to take chances or be vulnerable…. And so, I think, Mike Schur, our creator, definitely likes to keep a sense of optimism and cheer in this time when everybody is sort of making fun of everything and sort of putting themselves above optimism. It allows you to still make jackasses of ourselves but with a sense of hope and love. So we all are lucky enough to end up making comedy that also can make you cry sometimes because it’s touching. Not me personally."

— Nick Offerman. Emmy Round Table with top comedy stars - Page 3 - Los Angeles Times

May 18th
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But you and Leslie like to hold hands and jump off of cliffs together, into the great unknown. You two have a good relationship. I don’t personally know what that’s like, but I am given to understand it means you’re going to land on your feet.

February 26th
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…but they’d be less stupid if they went to the right people.

…but they’d be less stupid if they went to the right people.

February 6th
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November 16th
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21 Jump Street Trailer. With Channing Tatum, Jonah Hill, Nick Offerman, Ice Cube, Brie Larson, Dave Franco, and Rob Riggle.

November 7th
21:33

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"Who’s to say what works? You find somebody you like and you roll the dice. That’s all anybody can do."

— Ron Swanson, “Fancy Party”, Parks and Recreation.

April 15th
20:03

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Nick Offerman’s Woodshop built this oak table for Rainn Wilson. I found it in the “beefcake” section of the website.

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They call that a “Swanson.”

“I think a lot of people remark on Ron’s manliness, and I wouldn’t have called it manliness. I think what they’re mistaking is a sort of farmer’s temperament. My dad grew up on a dairy farm and my mom grew up on a pig farm a few miles from each other. My mom’s family is still farming. And farmers are long suffering. They have to see their year’s labor wiped out by locusts, crack a beer and say, ‘Well, I guess we’re eating our showlaces this winter.’
“And the I think I’ve run into enough public officials or high school principals. I always found it hilarious how guys in positions of middling authority take themselves really seriously.” - Nick Offerman, LA Times.

They call that a “Swanson.”

“I think a lot of people remark on Ron’s manliness, and I wouldn’t have called it manliness. I think what they’re mistaking is a sort of farmer’s temperament. My dad grew up on a dairy farm and my mom grew up on a pig farm a few miles from each other. My mom’s family is still farming. And farmers are long suffering. They have to see their year’s labor wiped out by locusts, crack a beer and say, ‘Well, I guess we’re eating our showlaces this winter.’

“And the I think I’ve run into enough public officials or high school principals. I always found it hilarious how guys in positions of middling authority take themselves really seriously.” - Nick Offerman, LA Times.

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