As Tom becomes the latest victim of Mark’s awfulness, Katy, Jacob, and Kirk wonder how this episode’s plot would be received if it were produced today.

It’s morning in Pawnee again, or at least it feels that way as our podcast finally moves into Season 2 of “Parks and Recreation”. This week, Leslie marries two gay penguins, Donna becomes an actual character, and the second biggest name in Pawnee television finally arrives on the scene!

We’ve made it! The end of season one is finally here! Will the show finally find its footing, or will it tip over into the pit?

Leslie and the gang attend a banquet, while Katy, Jacob and Kirk are glad that the end of the first season is finally in sight. And why does this episode have a last minute subplot that once again tries to assert that Mark is amazingly attractive?

Leslie breaks the rules to get closer to Mark, and Katy, Jacob, and Kirk wonder why she would want to do that. Also, April conducts an experiment.

As Leslie struggles to deal with the press, Katy, Jacob, and Kirk wonder if the producers of “Parks and Recreation” actually wanted anyone to like the character of Mark Brendanawicz.

Katy, Jacob and Kirk grapple with the second, and worst, episode of "Parks and Recreation," and its wildly inaccurate portrayal of canvassing and town halls.

In the first episode of our podcast, Katy, Jacob and Kirk discuss the trials and tribulations of the first season of "Parks and Recreation," the pilot episode of the series, and how things will improve from here. (Also, our audio quality improves after this one!)

Next week we'll be launching "Ice Town Clowns," a podcast reviewing every episode of the hit NBC comedy "Parks & Recreation". Subscribe today on the podcast player of your choice to join us on this journey!