Parks and Recreation

[tomahawk kid]

Is the popular thought still that Parks and Rec is probably cancelled after this season?

It would suck to be sure, but I'd expect nothing less from the idiots at NBC.

[blaise]

Originally Posted by tomahawk kid

Is the popular thought still that Parks and Rec is probably cancelled after this season?

It would suck to be sure, but I'd expect nothing less from the idiots at NBC.

I doubt it. I know that every other week you read their ratings hit an all time low, but they have to see some value in it.

[tomahawk kid]

Originally Posted by blaise

I doubt it. I know that every other week you read their ratings hit an all time low, but they have to see some value in it.

I feel like P&R is the best show no one watches.

It seriously confuses me.

I've turned two to three people onto the show (mostly due to Ron), but previous to getting them to watch it, the first words out of their mouths was, "I've heard that show sucks".

[blaise]

Originally Posted by tomahawk kid

I feel like P&R is the best show no one watches.

It seriously confuses me.

I've turned two to three people onto the show (mostly due to Ron), but previous to getting them to watch it, the first words out of their mouths was, "I've heard that show sucks".

I thought season 2 was awesome. I thought the last two seasons were just ok.

[Chiefspants]

Originally Posted by tomahawk kid

Is the popular thought still that Parks and Rec is probably cancelled after this season?

It would suck to be sure, but I'd expect nothing less from the idiots at NBC.

It's a near guarantee that it will be renewed at this point. NBC has no better alternative (Losing The Office, despite it's recent plunge in ratings, will still lose them their highest rated comedy), and it's long been known that Parks and Rec has long been a favorite of NBC's executives.

Honestly, in their prime, I'd put The Office, Parks and Rec, 30 Rock and Community up against any lineup that NBC had in the 90's, it's just a shame this belief was in the minority.

[Jamie]

Originally Posted by Chiefspants

Honestly, in their prime, I'd put The Office, Parks and Rec, 30 Rock and Community up against any lineup that NBC had in the 90's, it's just a shame this belief was in the minority.

I'd definitely agree with that, especially because those 90s lineups always had at least one filler show that was less entertaining than static.

[Pitt Gorilla]

Originally Posted by Chiefspants

Honestly, in their prime, I'd put The Office, Parks and Rec, 30 Rock and Community up against any lineup that NBC had in the 90's, it's just a shame this belief was in the minority.

I've maintained the same since Community came on line. Great shows from top to bottom.