12 May 2012 @ 7:21pm
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11 May 2012 @ 1:33pm
Whole-Assing a new full season of PnR
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9 May 2012 @ 1:04pm
Caneoing With Ron. This is wonderful. (NOT a spoiler for the season finale. Just awesome.)
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28 April 2012 @ 4:45pm
From the director's cut of "The Debate"
- Knope campaign contributor: Excited for the debate?
- Ron Swanson: I don't believe in debates. I think there should be less talking.
- Knope campaign contributor: In politics?
- Ron Swanson: In life.
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25 April 2012 @ 11:19am
Nick Offerman of ‘Parks and Recreation’ on the appeal and meme-ability of Ron Swanson
Yesterday, the Celebritology Pawnee-palooza brought you an interview with Adam Scott. Today’s piece of “Parks and Recreation” goodness, presented in the run-up to Leslie Knope’s debate against Bobby Newport on Thursday’s episode of “Parks and Rec,” is a conversation with Ron Swanson himself, Nick Offerman.
Offerman chatted with me during a visit to the set in February, prior to shooting a scene for the “Parks and Rec” season finale. During that conversation in Offerman’s trailer — which, unlike Scott’s, contained no weird drawings of lizard-horses or stick figures with oversized private parts — I confirmed a few things about the man behind Ron Swanson.
1. He occasionally receives phone calls from fellow funny man Will Forte.
2. He has an endearing laugh — a giggle, really — that is diametrically opposed to his mustachioed, manly man appearance. The only way to describe that laugh is that it sounds like Krusty the Clown … if Krusty were an 11-year-old girl.
3. He owns some actual pieces of Ron Swanson art (his wife, Megan Mullally, purchased them) and one of them is hanging in his wood shop.
19 April 2012 @ 10:38pm
- Ron: Hello. Here are some papers Leslie requested.
- Ann: These are blank.
- Ron: Weird. As long as I'm here, can I ask you a question?
