first and last scene of every parks character 🥺 | Parks and Recreation

what a beautiful way to end 2022, by watching how much each parks character has changed throughout their storyline 😭🥺

From Emmy Award-winning executive producers Greg Daniels and Michael Schur, "Parks and Recreation" is a hilarious ensemble comedy that follows Leslie Knope (Amy Poehler), a mid-level bureaucrat in the Parks and Recreation Department of Pawnee, Indiana, and her tireless efforts to make her quintessentially American town just a little bit more fun.

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[dyal]

Simply the way Ron introduced himself with his middle name shows how much he's grown over the years

[tonysmith]

Ron Swanson: "Walk this land and make sure no one harms it, show up on time, speak honestly, treat everyone with fairness."
Very literally words to live by.

[globbyakaweirdjellyguy]

Ron’s last scene definitely makes me tear up.🥲 I love his big smile as he canoes across the lake.😊 I’m glad he didn’t wind up working for Chuck E. Cheese.😊

[kthasnoname]

Ron's smile at the end was the purest thing. He looked so legitimately happy.

[itzhope]

This will always be one of the greatest shows in tv history

[TheSecretLover]

Wow, I didn’t even realize Andy and April got introduced in the same scene. How fitting.

[greomgh]

You can really see at the start how Leslie is literally doing a Michael Scott impression "People need our help. And it feels good to be needed". Even the intonation and facial expressions are pure Michael. Thank god they didn't stay on that path.

[galaxyghost]

I know this is a fictional tv show, but it’s so beautiful to see how all of their lives improved through connections, love and working on themselves. It makes me hopeful that life will work out for me and my loved ones. ❤

[scruffdg]

Ron’s last scene, that was Nick Offerman getting emotional. Love this show so much.

[landonletterman]

The smile on Ron's face as he's experiencing his new job, coasting across the lake in his canoe, warms my heart

[abrrrl]

Best ending to a series ever. So lovingly and thoughtfully done, for every single character. Ron's my fave though. Willie Nelson's "Buddy" playing, while he's being his true self out in the wild open nature, thanks to his own "buddy." 🥺 Miss this show!

[Wikia]

I recently finished the show and I forgot how different they all were in the beginning, like Donna and Jerry, and Ron used to wear suits for work! And that Andy and April's first meeting - now I saw that checking out! And how I love Ben's first appearance - it is obvious that he clearly wished he wasn't in Pawnee...

How much they've all changed and grown... That's the thing I admire in a sitcom - character growth and change in a good way) Park and Recreation definitely has it!

[Skumfuk]

April really saw Andy scratching himself and wanted him to gather her children immediately.

[gracep]

The way Ben went from wanting to cut Leslie’s budget to giving up his chance of being governor to encourage Leslie’s is so beautiful 🥹

[joeplavin]

Ron had the best last scene by far, favorite moment in possibly the whole show

[bridgetbrennan]

I love how one of the last scenes in the show with Leslie talking shows her very first scene. Growth.

[milliondollapussi]

aww the way andy and april had their first and last scenes together

[jaredchapman]

This is my favorite finale of a TV Show. I love the care the creators and actors put into these characters and their stories that it was genuinely bittersweet to say goodbye to this show.

[XardionZ]

Upon a recent rewatch, I just now realized that the song that plays in Rons last scene is the same song that was used when he and Leslie mended their friendship earlier in the final season. Such a beautiful touch.

[greomgh]

9:52 - This scene is amazing in how many of the cast basically summarized their character in so few words in such a short time. Ensemble cast at its finest.