Leslie gets drawn into a sex scandal with a sleazy member of the City Council, while Katy, Kirk and Jacob keep getting drawn off topic by their inability to focus.

The end of Tom's marriage causes real feelings of sandess. Meanwhile, Andy and Mark have a high stakes game of pool, and Katy and Kirk press Jacob for the skinny on strip clubs.

Ron is understandably annoyed when his enjoyable hunting trip is interrupted by a shotgun blast to the head. Meanwhile, Jacob is a hunter, Kirk is a Boy Scout, and Katy is (not) a Hufflepuff.

Leslie and the gang try to design a replacement for an offensive mural while Ron learns that Andy may have hidden talents.

When the Library makes a move on Lot 48, Leslie hopes she can use the moment to end the tensions between Ron and his ex-wife, but the cost of that peace is higher than she could have imaged.

Leslie faces off with her arch-nemesis, who happens to be a 16 year old boy named Greg Pikitis. Meanwhile, Ann throws a party and Katy, Jacob, and Kirk discuss being sorted into Hogwarts Houses.

Leslie decides to break the rules to move forward on the park project, to painful results for one of her friends. Also, Katy, Jacob and Kirk welcome Michael, the podcast's first guest host!

Leslie has to choose between her desire to complete the park and her love for America as Pawnee plays host to a delegation from Venezuela. Meanwhile, Katy, Jacob, and Kirk enjoy the visitors' treatment of Mark.

Parks & Rec really hits its stride in this episode, wherein Ann helps Leslie practice for her upcoming date with Dave. Katy, Jacob and Kirk discuss how this episode is so good that it even makes Mark seem kind of likable.

Enter a strange new world where Tom is awful and Mark is... not? Katy, Jacob, and Kirk struggle with the awkward gender politics and an even more awkward date on this week's episode of Parks & Rec!