I was going to simply retweet this on @KnopeKnows, but then I thought, “Nah. Mose Schrute deserves his own post.”
In case you missed it, Mike Schur announced some great news via his Twitter account (@KenTremendous) today. Take a look!

I was going to simply retweet this on @KnopeKnows, but then I thought, “Nah. Mose Schrute deserves his own post.”
In case you missed it, Mike Schur announced some great news via his Twitter account (@KenTremendous) today. Take a look!

Via Mike Schur’s Twitter:

And here’s some reaction from the Twitterverse:




New web-only Parks and Recreation content is on the way, thanks to NBC.com!
The digital label is enlisting its online team to write serialized web series for Parks and Recreation and other NBC primetime programming like The Office and Community. Web Series Network notes that the web writers will be separate from the staff writers who write for primetime.
From Web Series Network:
Mike Schur, executive producer of ‘Parks and Recreation’ says he meets regularly with the online team to make sure the storylines are in tune with the shows happenings. “It’s definitely worth spending the time on,” said Schurr. “In this day and age, fans are getting savvier and demand more for their entertainment time, so you have to be giving them more. You can’t just air your show anymore.”
Get to know the writers of Parks and Recreation with this article in The Hollywood Reporter! A snippet of the article appears below. Click the “source” link for the full version.

From The Hollywood Reporter:
The team’s collective resume includes gigs writing for “Late Night With Conan O’Brien,” “Saturday Night Live,” “The Sarah Silverman Program,” “Hung,” “Mad TV,” “King of the Hill,” “The Office,” “South Park,” “The Daily Show” and “Human Giant.”
Not surprisingly, in person, the team comes across as quirky as the City of Pawnee’s staff.
Without anyone inquiring, Goor will proffer the nutritional info of his microwaved sweet potato; dapper Alan Yang will share stories of his late-night escapades as a single guy; and petite Katie Dippold will blurt out-of-nowhere prognostications like “There’s going to be an earthquake tonight,” earning her the title of “the weirdest person in the room” by her fellow scribes.
Original air date: May 13, 2010
Writer: Michael Schur | Director: Dean Holland
Summary: LESLIE’S MASTER PLAN IS SCUTTLED – ADAM SCOTT (”PARTY DOWN”) AND ROB LOWE (”BROTHERS AND SISTERS”) STAR – Leslie (Amy Poehler) is disappointed when her new park plans are put on hold by a visit from two state auditors (guest stars Adam Scott and Rob Lowe). April (Aubrey Plaza) has plans for Andy (Chris Pratt) at her birthday party, and Ann (Rashida Jones) tries to piece together a romantic mystery. Paul Schneider, Aziz Ansari and Nick Offerman also star.
Poll:
In a poll conducted on Knope Knows from May 13-16, viewers gave “The Master Plan” a 9.39/10.
Ratings:
4.284 million viewers | 2.0/6 A18-49 | Source
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Here are a selection of pictures from NBC Universal Summer Press Day held earlier today in Pasadena, California. Follow the link below for more photos!

From left: Parks and Recreation co-creators Michael Schur and Greg Daniels, Amy Poehler, Adam Scott, Nick Offerman and Aziz Ansari

Aziz Ansari and Amy Poehler

New Parks and Recreation series regular Adam Scott