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

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

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

We're calling it parks in recollection, come on, let a podcast spread your wings and fly, yeah!

Hello everybody and welcome to Parks and Recollection!

Alright, where we visit our old friends in the great city of Pawnee, one episode at a time

I am, literally, Roblo, and I'm here with my co-host, Alan Ye.

What's up, Rolo?

Today!

First episode season two! We're doing first episode of season two, it's so shocking to me that the first season of Parks and Recollection was so short.

That's right, it changes fast. People are like, wow, the show changed so much, but season one was six episodes

And as we discussed last week with Pratt, the six episodes season one was also kind of like season two, it was kind of changing already

So here's a quick synopsis of the episode called Pawnee Zoo, episode two of season one, it first aired September 17th 2009.

Written by Norm Hiscock, directed by the great Paul Feege.

So Leslie holds a wedding for two penguins as a stunt to help promote zoo attendants, but she accidentally weds two male penguins.

The gesture is interpreted by the community as support for same-sex marriage.

A local gay bar honors Leslie with a party, although she feels conflicted on accepting the praise, a conservative community leader, Marsha Langman, played by Darlene Hunt,

Demand's Leslie Anola Penguin wedding, or resigned from the Parks department, Act One Brick.

Meanwhile, Park and Anne's relationship seems to develop, but Anne resists because of her loyalty to Leslie.

Later, a suited up Andy shows up at Anne's asking her to get back together, but Anne says no.

The audience finds out Andy has matured and has been living inside the pit.

Leslie goes on Pawnee today, the local access talk show to defend her actions with Marsha and host Joan Calimetto, played by Mo Collins.

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