Leslie struggles to stay awake as she and the Parks Department pitch in at Pawnee's annual diabetes telethon. Meanwhile, Katy, Jacob and Kirk struggle to be funny.

When April mistakenly schedules 93 meetings for Ron on March 31, it sends him into a rage and Leslie on a quest to save a historic mansion. Meanwhile, Katy and Kirk are kinda mean to Jacob this week.

Leslie's plan to reunite all living directors of the Parks Department goes awry as Tom struggles to get a good picture of Ann and Mark.

When Jerry is mugged in a park, Leslie is on the case and Ron tries to teach the staff to defend themselves. Andy Samberg guest stars, and Katy, Kirk, and Jacob struggle to find anything to like about this episode.

When a possum on a golf course bites the mayor's dog, Leslie is put in charge of a task force to take it out. Meanwhile, a reporter messes with Andy, April watches Ann's home, and Ron disagrees with Mark. Also — THE BEEPS ON KATY'S AUDIO FEED ARE FINALLY GONE!

When a prominent Indiana women's organization chooses Ron over Leslie as "Woman of the Year," she is understandably upset. Meanwhile, Katy, Jacob and Kirk think that this is pretty minor compared to how the Electoral College treated Hillary Clinton. Also, Jacob expounds upon his love for the CW show "Riverdale".

Justin and Leslie embark on an adventure, Tom confesses his feelings for Wendy, and Andy's band has a new gig in this classic episode of Parks & Rec. Katy, Jacob and Kirk argue about The Notebook and Boy Meets World.

As Leslie fights to stop a candy company for taking over park concessions, the rest of the office struggles with Tom's move. Also, Katy, Jacob and Kirk are beset by technical challenges.

Leslie throws her ethics out the window in an attempt to impress Justin. Katy, Jacob, and Kirk are joined by their friend Carrie Ann who offers a spirited defense of Mark Brendanawicz.

Ann sets Leslie up on a bad blind date in order to keep a good guy in reserve in case she's ever single. Katy, Kirk and Jacob are so horrified they feel compelled to defend Mark.