Leslie goes on trial when Chris finds out that she has broken his rule about office romances. Katy, Kirk and Jacob are shocked and dismayed at the complete lack of due process during the hearing.

Leslie goes on trial when Chris finds out that she has broken his rule about office romances. Katy, Kirk and Jacob are shocked and dismayed at the complete lack of due process during the hearing.

Leslie tries to prolong a project to stay in contact with Ben, Tom is given a new assignment, and Andy enters the world of higher education. Meanwhile, Jacob is back and Katy's phone is huge.

You probably think that combining three mediocre stories won't produce a great episode, and you are right. Katy and Kirk aren't amazed as Ben and Leslie bicker at the model UN, Chris gets even creepier, and Ron draws Tom into a really obvious trap.

The Parks Department plays host to a local cult that is convinced the world is about to end... again. April and Andy take a crack at his bucket list. Tom throws one last party to say good-bye to Entertainment 720, and Katy couldn't be happier to see it go.

Leslie's meet and greet becomes one last desperate pitch for Tom's failing business, while Ben is upset when an unannounced Halloween party is held at his home. Meanwhile, Katy is very concerned about Ann.

Leslie and Ron run competing wilderness groups, Tom and Donna introduce Ben to a special tradition, and Chris meets Jerry's daughter.

Leslie falls victim to "GOTCHA!" journalism when an error is found in a book she just wrote. Ann tries to get Ron and April to talk to her. And someone is paying for city council election polls, and Katy, Kirk and Jacob want to know who it is!

Leslie must rescue Ron from not one, not two, but three Tammys! Meanwhile, Ben is in over his head trying to help Tom with Entertainment 720. Also, Katy, Kirk and Jacob totally forget to mention that this is our 50th episode!

As Leslie prepares to run for office, Ron runs to the woods to flee Tammy 1 and Ann can't run away from unpleasant emails.