However, this fact goes unnoticed amongst the characters. Subtitles Found! Ron: I said it's a hernia. Later, Dave privately admits he is attracted to Leslie. "[3], During the opening scene, Tom pretends to know the names of all the plants in a community garden and assigns them all fake names based on real-life rappers. In the episode, Leslie conducts surveillance on a community garden in an attempt to find out who planted marijuana there. I had to wait 'til my dad fell asleep so I could steal his keys. Later, Leslie and Tom see Ann's ex-boyfriend Andy (Chris Pratt) in the pit. Hoping to keep their discovery out of the papers, Leslie and Tom don black and watch the pit from a van in order to hopefully catch the culprit. Leslie Knope (Amy Poehler) promises local nurse Ann Perkins (Rashida Jones) that she’ll fill in a dangerous pit and build a park, despite ongoing resistance from the parks director Ron Swanson (Nick Offerman) and other bureaucratic red tape. improvised the line, "I was attracted to her in a sexual manner that was appropriate" during his discussion about Leslie near the end of the episode. April: Is this some kind of weird power trip? Overall Aired on By Layne G. Sep 09, 2019. It is revealed that Tom's birth name is Darwish Sabir Ismael Gani. All other programs and/or marks are the property of their respective owners. "The Stakeout" is the second episode of the second season of the American comedy television series Parks and Recreation, and the eighth overall episode of the series. [3] Offerman, who barely moves and is often quiet throughout the episode, said he learned to use humor amid silence while serving as an altar boy and lector at his church. as Dave Sanderson, a Pawnee police officer who develops a romantic interest in Leslie. Janitor: [noticing Ron is still in his office] Working late? He said Poehler seemed more at ease with the Leslie character, and thought "the intersection of business and personal stress" served the episode well. All the moments in the van are great. September 24, 2009 Pop culture obsessives writing for the pop culture obsessed. Seth Gordon Leslie Knope: Do you live here? Back at the department, Ron appears to have a hernia, and made the unfortunate mistake of sneezing, so now he can barely move. They assume he is the kingpin, but he insists he is actually living in the pit and eating the vegetables from the garden. It originally aired on September 24, 2009 to 4.22 million viewers. Fowler said he thought the pairing between Leslie and Tom helped ground both characters, and said he was interested to see Leslie dealt with the growing romance between Ann and Mark. The episode was written by Rachel Axler and directed by Seth Gordon. Hell yeah, he's Ron fuckin' Swanson. [6] Chicago Tribune columnist Maureen Ryan particularly praised the performance of Offerman, of whom she said, "His pained reactions and stoic silence are hilarious. Did you get my text? Leslie: What kind of spice is this? Later, Leslie and Tom Haverford visit Leslie's community garden that she established in the pit. Leslie and Tom attempt to find out who planted marijuana in the community garden. Leslie eventually spots Ann and Mark leaving for their date, and starts snapping photos of them. But because Leslie doesn't want to tell him about the weed—for fear he'd peg it to her—he comes up with his own speculation as to what Leslie was doing out there: She's spying on Mark and Ann, and guess what? But I rode my bike here, so I have to go home to get my dad's station wagon. To the POLICE! April: Do you need a ride to the hospital? The Stakeout Parks and Recreation. April: Bye. Not really sure why the writers decided to put arguably the two dullest characters in a romantic relationship, but I guess it is the most "realistic" match.
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