Summary: RON SWANSON WINS “WOMAN OF THE YEAR”-Leslie (Amy Poehler) is outraged when Ron (Nick Offerman) wins a “Woman of the Year” award for a project she started. Meanwhile, Tom (Aziz Ansari) is desperate to find some money to invest in a local Pawnee club. Paul Schneider, Chris Pratt and Aubrey Plaza also star.
Poll:
In a poll conducted on Knope Knows from March 4-7, viewers gave “Woman of the Year” an 8.29/10.
Ratings:
4.607 million viewers | 2.3/6 A18-49 | Source
Aziz Ansari will star in three movie projects to be helmed by Jason Woliner for Judd Apatow and Universal Pictures. The news comes after Aziz and Jason, who directed “Beauty Pageant“, had breakfast with Apatow.
Says Aziz to Variety:
We didn’t expect all three to work. We had a breakfast meeting with Judd and pitched them. We were like, “Which one do you like?” He wanted all three. … We are hesitant to say too much about our ideas. A few years ago, we announced our new idea about a film where the world ended in the year 2014. We have since had to stop developing this movie.
I’m very excited to announce that Jason Woliner and I have sold 3 movies to Judd Apatow and Universal! I am attached to star and Jason will direct.
One idea is tentatively titled “Let’s Do This” and is a road movie about two guys that work for a motivational speaking company.
Another idea is about two disgraced astronauts who have to go back to space to clear their names.
And the other idea is a movie based around Randy, my character from “Funny People.”
We’re currently working on all three ideas now and haven’t decided which we will go with first.
Needless to say, we are very excited to be working with Judd on these projects. Unfortunately, this does however put Jason and I’s plan to remake Short Circuit 2 (with myself playing the Michael McKean role in a revolutionary new makeup technique called “peachface”) on hold indefinitely.
Congrats to Aziz and Jason, who will direct the three projects!
Jason Woliner (@jwoliner), director of this season’s “Beauty Pageant“, launched a blog today called Faces of Old Dogs. On it, Jason posts awkward photos of Robin Williams, John Travolta and Seth Green, stars of the upcoming Walt Disney comedy, Old Dogs.
If the photos above make you chuckle — seriously, how could they not?! — follow the link below for more.
Jason Woliner, who directed last week’s Parks and Recreation episode, “Beauty Pageant“, is hosting a night of secret videos and TV shows — called Please Someone Murder Me! — on October 26 at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater. The videos feature Patton Oswalt, Rob Huebel, Rob Riggle, Paul Scheer and other comedians.
Jason Woliner (director of “Human Giant”, “Parks and Recreation”, other things) presents a night of secret videos and TV shows that have not yet been released and/or maybe never will be. I am not supposed to elaborate on exactly what this stuff is but trust me you will probably enjoy it!!
Tickets are just $5 and Jason promises special guests!
Here’s the basics: What: Please Someone Murder Me! When: Monday, October 26 @ 11 p.m. Where: Upright Citizens Brigade Theater Address: 5919 Franklin St., Hollywood, CA Cost: $5 | Get Tickets
Summary: LESLIE JUDGES A LOCAL BEAUTY PAGEANT—LOUIS C.K (“LUCKY LOUIE”) GUEST STARS—Leslie (Amy Poehler) looks forward to picking a new Miss Pawnee, but has to battle the other judges, who have a very different standard of “the ideal woman.” While on a date with Mark (Paul Schneider), Ann (Rashida Jones) learns that Andy (Chris Pratt) has been living in the pit. Aziz Ansari, Aubrey Plaza, and Nick Offerman also star.
Poll:
In a poll conducted on Knope Knows from October 1-4, viewers gave “Beauty Pageant” an 8.85/10.
Ratings:
4.63 million viewers | 1.9/5 A18-49 | Source
This VIP card gives you exclusive access to the investment opportunity of a lifetime. Where? Multipurpose room F. When? 3 p.m. Dress code? Black tie optional. Just like life.
Though Knope Knows is and will continue to be an ad-free site for Parks and Recreation fans, we have embedded a donation button through PayPal by which readers can help defray the cost of site operations. And, of course, any remaining balance will go towards prize contests and other fun stuff. Thanks!
Original air date: March 4, 2010
Original air date: October 1, 2009
