The television show Parks and Recreation premiered on NBC, introducing audiences to the quirky employees of the Parks Department in Pawnee, Indiana.
The second season of Parks and Recreation premiered, marking a significant improvement in critical reception and popularity.
The third season of Parks and Recreation began airing on NBC, continuing the beloved series.
The fourth season of Parks and Recreation premiered, featuring new storylines including Leslie Knope's campaign for city council.
The fifth season debuted, continuing the adventures and workplace antics of the Pawnee Parks Department.
The sixth season of Parks and Recreation aired, further exploring the characters' personal and professional lives.
The seventh and final season of Parks and Recreation premiered on NBC.
The series finale of Parks and Recreation aired, concluding the story of Leslie Knope and the Pawnee Parks Department.
Leslie Knope begins her career working at the Pawnee Parks and Recreation Department.
Leslie strives to build a beautiful park where the old Pawnee Goats baseball field once stood, kickstarting the central plot of the series.
Leslie Knope and Ben Wyatt start their romantic relationship, which becomes a significant element of the series.
Leslie successfully wins a city council seat, solidifying her political career in Pawnee.
Leslie and Ben tie the knot in a heartfelt ceremony attended by Pawnee friends and colleagues.
Leslie moves on to a federal position, marking the end of her tenure in Pawnee Parks and Recreation.