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Thursday's episode was so cute and hilarious. I am in love with this season
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"It's real. Tom and Ann are dating and will have a relationship for some amount of time."
Schur goes on to say that his writing staff has been talking about hooking up Tom and Ann since season three because they wanted to do something more casual, and comical.
"We have a lot of soul-matey relationships, with Leslie (Amy Poehler) and Ben (Adam Scott) and Andy (Chris Pratt) and April (Aubrey Plaza)," Schur explains, "and we just wanted to do a comedy relationship. It's real, but it's not soulfully gazing into each other eyes and running off to get married after three weeks. We're going for a different relationship, which is a pair of mismatched people who are very gingerly having a couple drinks here and there to see if they're compatible."
"There are certainly people affected by [Tom and Ann's relationship]," Schur reveals. "Most specifically is April. Because she's the person who got them together, they're constantly complaining about each other to her, and she decides the only way she can get through it is to get drunk. So she gets really really drunk at 4 in the afternoon. It's sort of an April, Tom and Ann triangle as far as who's affected."
vultureAnd Parks and Recreation? It takes a breather until April 19, when it returns in a new (old) time slot: Thursdays at 9:30 p.m. (Up All Night will have completed its season by then.)
celebuzz.comBuried in a Friday news dump that announced the cancelations of Welcome to the Family and Ironside, NBC also quietly placed Parks and Recreation on hiatus. In fact, we'll only get new episodes of Parks and Recreation for two weeks between now and January 9. The rest of the remainder of 2013 will be filled with other programs like The Voice, The Sing-Off and The Sound of Music. You have the art of song to blame for your Leslie Knope cravings.
The hiatus begins this week, when a repeat -- a repeat! -- of The Voice will preempt Parks and Recreation. Next week, NBC plans to air a Saturday Night Live Halloween clip show, despite Parks and Recreation's long history of fantastic Halloween episodes. On Nov. 7, a live episode of The Voice extends into Parks and Rec's time slot. Then, the show will be back with back-to-back episodes for two weeks, including the special Halloween/recall episode, which will air two weeks after Halloween. The show is then off the schedule again until January 9, when it will return to its old 8:30 time slot.
It's pretty crappy treatment of Parks and Recreation, NBC's longest-running comedy. Though the decision to hold Parks and Recreation is probably more about NBC's new comedies, none of which are doing very well. Using a higher rated show, like The Voice as a lead-in could draw more eyes to Sean Saves the World, which could use a ratings boost.