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* Leslie is thinking of going to law school once she retires |
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* The Newport Family Trust will be accepting sealed bids for one day only |
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* [[Ed]] found the folder for the 1980 Bird Census, but it's empty |
* [[Ed]] found the folder for the 1980 Bird Census, but it's empty |
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* [[Mailman Barry]] delivers mail to [[Johnny Karate]] and is attacked by [[Johnny Karate's Ninjas]] |
* [[Mailman Barry]] delivers mail to [[Johnny Karate]] and is attacked by [[Johnny Karate's Ninjas]] |
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Revision as of 19:06, 26 March 2015
"2017" is the season premiere of Season 7 of the NBC television series Parks and Recreation, and the 113th episode overall. It premiered on January 13, 2015 to 3.75 million viewers.
Plot
The Newport Family Trust has decided to sell a 25 square mile parcel of land. Leslie sees it as a new national park and her crowning achievement. Leslie's plan for a national park is challenged by Sweetums, Gryzzl who hired Leslie's nemesis.
Everything is going well for April and Andy. They both work for Leslie at the National Parks. April works full-time and Andy works part-time because he also hosts a TV show, Johnny Karate Super Awesome Musical Explosion Show.
Leslie discovers the buttload of cash that can be exchanged for the bunch of trees on the Newport land is expected to be $90 million.
Tom is at his Bistro to meet with a reporter, Janet, who only wants to verify the spelling of his last name. Ben is being honored by the Chamber of Commerce for his work on Pawnee's Bicentennial.
April realizes that she and Andy have started to act like old people because they no longer do anything spontaneous and weird.
Guest stars
Trivia
- the Newport land contains Lake Eagleton and the southern Indiana foothills
- the Newport family has held their 25 square mile parcel of land for 100 years
- an economic boom in Pawnee has driven real estate prices up
- Leslie plans to retire at 100, or perhaps cutting back to four days a week, which bores her
- Leslie is thinking of going to law school once she retires
- The Newport Family Trust will be accepting sealed bids for one day only
- after leaving the Parks department, Ron runs his own building and development company, Very Good Building and Development Company. Ron chose the name because it conveys the quality of his work without seeming flashy
- Ed found the folder for the 1980 Bird Census, but it's empty
- Mailman Barry delivers mail to Johnny Karate and is attacked by Johnny Karate's Ninjas
- Indiana Business Monthly named Tom one of their 35 under 35
- Tom now owns:
- Pawnees hottest restaurant, Tom's Bistro
- two fast-casual eateries
- the Tommy Chopper, a decommissioned military helicopter that sells salads
- Leslie has the most valuable currency in America: the blind, stubborn belief that what she is doing is 100% right
Andyisms
- once broke a rib wrestling an inflatable floppy guy at a car dealership; he won