Leslie, Ben and Chris visit Eagleton to discuss financial matters with city councilor Ingrid de Forest. Meanwhile, Ann takes April to vet school orientation and Ron works to "get off the grid".

Episode Viewers and Ratings

Season 6 Episode 3 of Parks and Recreation was watched by 3,140,000 viewers, resulting in a 1.20 rating in the 18-49 demographic.

Is Parks and Recreation Renewed or Cancelled for Season 7?

Parks and Recreation Season 6 Episodes...

• s06e01 - London, Part 1
• s06e02 - London, Part 2
• s06e03 - The Pawnee-Eagleton Tip Off Classic
• s06e04 - Doppelgangers
• s06e05 - Gin It Up!
• s06e06 - Filibuster
• s06e07 - Recall Vote
• s06e08 - Fluoride
• s06e09 - The Cones of Dunshire
• s06e10 - Second Chunce
• s06e11 - New Beginnings
• s06e12 - Farmers Market
• s06e13 - Ann and Chris
• s06e14 - Anniversaries
• s06e15 - The Wall
• s06e16 - New Slogan
• s06e17 - Galentine's Day
• s06e18 - Prom
• s06e19 - Flu Season 2
• s06e20 - One in 8,000
• s06e21 - Moving Up, Part 1
• s06e22 - Moving Up, Part 2

Parks and Recreation Show Summary

Leslie Knope is a mid-level government employee who is trying to convert an abandoned construction pit into a usable community park. In her path are the typical defensive bureaucrats, selfish neighbors, real estate developers and single-issue fanatics determined to prevent her from doing any good in her community.

Leslie is helped, as well as undermined, by co-worker Tom Haverford, who routinely uses his position in the department for his own personal gain. Her boss Ron Swanson becomes a serious problem to the success of her project, in part due to his philosophical opposition to the government. City planner Mark Brendanawicz works with Leslie and Ann to help them navigate through the defensive bureaucrats and developers, but has been jaded by 15 years of working for the city of Pawnee.