A Parks and Recreation Special (2020)
Overview
Pawnee's most dedicated civil servant, Leslie Knope, is determined to stay connected to her friends in a time of social distancing.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 3.82 |
Directed By
Morgan Sackett
Crew
Michael Schur
Morgan Sackett
Megan Amram
Dave King
Joe Mande
Aisha Muharrar
Jen Statsky
Matt Murray
Greg Daniels
Michael Schur
David Miner
Howard Klein
Morgan Sackett
Dean Holland
David Hyman
Amy Poehler
Frank Sackett
Doug Smith
Matt Quezada
Matthew Freund
Kirston Mann
Gay Perello
Valeria Migliassi Collins
Matthew Capocci
Graham Ratliff
Hukmat Matti
Matt Mancini
Brent Findley
Jason Tregoe Newman
Gaby Moreno
Vincent Jones
John W. Cook II
Bill Freesh
Olney Atwell
TOP CAST
Amy Poehler
Leslie Knope
Nick Offerman
Ron Swanson
Rashida Jones
Ann Perkins
Aziz Ansari
Tom Haverford
Adam Scott
Ben Wyatt
Rob Lowe
Chris Traeger
Chris Pratt
Andy Dwyer
Aubrey Plaza
April Ludgate
Retta
Donna Meagle
Jim O'Heir
Jerry Gergich
Paul Rudd
Bobby Newport
Megan Mullally
Tammy II
Ben Schwartz
Jean-Ralphio Sapperstein
Jon Glaser
Councilman Jamm
Mo Collins
Joan Callamezzo
Jason Mantzoukas
Dennis Feinstein
Jay Jackson
Perd Hapley
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