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Can you believe it’s been 10 years since Parks and Recreation first brought us to Pawnee?
Indeed, the hit NBC series created by Greg Daniels and Michael Schur debuted a decade ago today on April 9, 2009, eventually sky rocketing to stardom and turning some of its cast members into household names.
The show went on to score dozens of award nominations, including one for Best Television Series—Musical or Comedy at the 2014 Golden Globes.
After seven seasons and 125 episodes, fans said goodbye to the Parks Department of Pawnee in February 2015, but that doesn’t mean the show stopped living on in the hearts of fans.
In fact, the cast recently reunited last month for a 10th anniversary celebration at PaleyFest. “It felt like the most important thing I would ever do,” Schur said of the show and a possible reboot during a panel at the event. “So I would never, ever, ever say never—the chance, should it arise, would be incredible…but as tempting as it is, I don’t want to make more episodes just to do it.”
While the ultimate fate of the series remains up in the air, we can always take a walk down memory lane and revisit our favorite stars from the show.
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Amy Poehler
The star who brought Leslie Knope to life has gone on to other film and TV roles as well as host the reality competition show, Making It, with her former co-star, Nick Offerman.
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Chris Pratt
After he was Andy Dwyer, Pratt became an action star with lead roles in the Jurassic World and Guardians of the Galaxy franchises.
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Aubrey Plaza
After April Ludgate, Plaza kept audiences laughing in films like Dirty Grandpa and Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates.
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Nick Offerman
The man behind the iconic Ron Swanson continues to pop up on the big and small screen.
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Rashida Jones
The face of Ann Perkins now stars in and produces her own comedy series, Angie Tribeca.
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Aziz Ansari
The comedian found further stardom as an actor and executive producer of the Netflix series, Master of None, which garnered him a Golden Globe.
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Retta
The actress behind Donna Meagle now stars on NBC’s Good Girls.
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Adam Scott
The actor behind Ben Wyatt has since taken a dramatic turn with a role on Big Little Lies.
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