We're getting together to talk about all the things we used to do

The laughs, the passions, the lips, the passions, the pets we fell into

And we're putting it on in a podcast, then we'll send it up into the sky

For calling it parks in recollection Come on, let a podcast spread your wings and fly, yeah!

Well, well, well, here we are. Everybody thanks for coming to Parks and Recalection.

It's me, Rob Lowe with The Great Allen Yang.

What's up everybody?

I'm Allen, this episode we're doing today, I got to tell you, Rock Show is literally unbelievable

How all of a sudden in this episode the show finds its voice.

It's a lot of fun, right? It's a lot of fun.

I got to ask it, I'm dead serious, this isn't just because I'm co-hosting with you on a professional podcast.

I really do need to know why. Why is this so different?

Why does this episode, it's only the sixth episode in the show.

I mean, honestly, episode one honestly feels like the deer hunter compared to this.

It's like an Antonio Nihoni movie. Yeah, a lot of people point to season two, right?

Yeah, it changed in between seasons, season one's different in season two.

But if you watch this episode, which is technically part of season one,

you see a lot of the DNA of the show and what struck me is just the joy and the energy of this episode.

It just feels faster. A lot of that's due to our very special guest, this episode, Chris Pratt.

But yeah, there's just a joy and a sort of sense of a fun that I think is building in the other episodes.

Very quickly, I'm just going to read in synopsis.

The episode is called Rock Show.

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