Nick Offerman Reviews, Interviews & More
In director Jordan Vogt-Roberts’ new film, The Kings of Summer, three teenagers (Moises Arias, Gabriel Basso, and Nick Robinson), run away from their respective families (which include the perfectly droll Nick Offerman and Megan Mullally of Parks and Recreation, and Alison Brie of Community) to...
Tonight's season finale of Parks and Recreation might very well be a series finale if NBC decides not to renew the excellent TV comedy. But surely that's crazy talk, yes? And so we close the curtain on season five with the episode "Are You Better Off?".
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Mix Putt Putt Golf with Parks and Recreation and only good things can come of it. "Swing Vote" marks the penultimate episode of season 5 for the comedy.
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In the latest edition of Parks and Recreation, titled "Animal Control", manly-man Ron Swanson is under the weather and requires a visit to the doctor. No easy task!
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A few weeks on the shelf and Parks and Recreation returns with "Bailout", which features a guest appearance by Jason Schwartzman.
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The honeymoon is over, and now it's back to work for newlyweds Ben and Leslie in the Nick Offerman-directed "Correspondent's Lunch," the second of two Parks and Recreation episodes airing this week.
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Cue wedding bells on Parks and Recreation. This week, the appropriately titled episode "Leslie and Ben" features our two lovebirds who say to hell with getting married in May (what about sweeps?!), and instead decide to have a spontaneous ceremony at the black tie gala that began last week on "Emergency Response".
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It's all about Ann in the appropriately titled "Ann's Decision", the latest episode of Parks and Recreation. Other stuff happens, but it's Ann Perkins on center stage.
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Parks and Recreation mixes up trash, basketball and Ron attempting to babysit in the latest episode, "Women in Garbage."
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Jordan Vogt-Roberts’ Toy’s House introduces a new level of teenage angst through a comedic look at a group of boys who decide to fix their troubles by building a house in the woods and becoming men. A fresh cast of newcomers paired with some of the best comedians makes for a truly enjoyable coming-of-age comedy with some unique twists.
"Little ditty, about Ron and Diane.... Two American folks going out..in Pawnee..." Oh, never mind. It was going to be terrible no matter what. Meanwhile, the latest episode of Parks and Recreation, the holiday-themed "Ron and Diane," features the return of a naughty ex-wife who delivers her usual dose of crazy and sexy.
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The long-standing, always heated rivalry between Pawnee and Eagleton takes center stage in "Pawnee Commons", the latest episode of Parks and Recreation.
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It's a "Halloween Surprise" in Pawnee this year on the latest episode of Parks and Recreation, which delivers plenty of delicious comedy treats, and...oh yeah - a surprise!
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Things are getting all sexy in Pawnee, albeit in a senior citizen kind of way, in the latest episode from Parks and Recreation, "Sex Education."
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It's not often that we see female characters in love with booze. In film, men dominate that archetype. But director James Ponsoldt, who co-wrote Smashed with actress Susan Burke, gave Mary Elizabeth Winstead the chance to play a woman with a heavy drinking problem. She's joined by a fantastic set of players including Aaron Paul, Octavia Spencer, Nick Offerman and...
Leslie continues her work as city councilwoman on the latest Parks and Recreation. Also, Ron stumbles onto a possible love interest while fixing a pothole, while Ben and April decide a road trip is in order. Lucy Lawless guest stars.
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This week Parks and Recreation checks in on Leslie Knope's new job as a city councilwoman. She's proposing a (controversial!) tax on soda to help get Pawnee healthy. Meanwhile, Ben has intern trouble, and Andy is trying to get in shape to be a police officer. Ridiculously over-sized drinks filled with sugar also make an appearance.
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Parks and Recreation's last season was almost perfect. It was one brilliant episode after another matching top-notch writing with outstanding ensemble acting. As it opens season five, the question facing the show is whether or not it can sustain that high level of excellence. With Leslie Knope having won a seat on the Pawnee City Council, it's primed for new fun,...
Don't know about you guys, but we're having a serious case of Breaking Bad withdrawal. And with almost a year to wait until the next season, we'll take anything that comes close. So we're excited for Smashed, which stars Breaking Bad's Aaron Paul and Mary Elizabeth Winstead as two alcoholics who try to clean up,...
Instead of taking the common, studio-influenced route and making an indie trailer with dancing sequences and hand drawn fonts, Nick Offerman put together a hilarious promo video to announce that his movie Somebody Up There Likes Me will be distributed by Tribeca Film. The clip features Offerman, his wife Megan Mullaly and NBC buddy Alison Brie talking...
