The moment I lost it?
And thats the great thing about Indians back then: They used every part of the pioneer.
The tentative delivery from Poehler was perfect shes made Leslie a fully-realized character instead of a caricature.
Now five episodes in,Parksfeels settled and focused.
Nearly every character had a great moment in The Banquet.
April the Intern calling Leslie sir.
Rons affinity for bacon-wrapped shrimp.
Toms coining of the phrase peacockin to stand out in bars.
Even perennial straight-woman Rashida Jones got to have some fun with bleeped-out curse words.
(Is that anew trend on NBC, or something?)
I also like how Leslie keeps getting confronted with some sort of moral crisis.
Shes just a naive, driven, and bright (yes, I said it: bright!)
woman trying to find her way in the male-dominated world of politics.
The show, for all its goofiness, definitely has a beating heart.
Im certainly looking forward to next weeks season finale.
Have you kept watching since the shows so-so first couple of episodes?
Or do you still think its just too similar toThe Office?
