
After
seven years, Parks and Recreation aired
its series finale last night. It might have been a bit hard for the
Democratic-leaning Amy Poehler to contemplate, but, as this Daily Beast post from Asawin Suebsaeng noted, it was a subsidiary character, Ron Swanson. who
became a libertarian hero of sorts. Credit to Ms. Poehler and her show’s
scriptwriters for making him comic but not a caricature. (Not that I agree with
his brand of politics, but it’s good to see more than one political point of
view get an airing on television.)
Johnny-come-lately
as I am, at some point, I’ll have to find a channel where the series goes into
syndication so I can catch the episodes that I missed.
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