The episodes were very uneven. I mean, I liked most of "Filibuster", but 4 plots was too much. The second one was a bit underwhelming. Leslie was recalled but the episode didn't feel like it had big stakes.

I honestly think Parks and Rec should've ended last season, to end in all of it's greatness. It's not that I'm not liking season 6 (actually, the last episode and the London episode were awesome), but I feel like it's going to go down soon. I don't think it will ever get as bad as The Office did, but I still want them…

My So-Called Life reviews were never finished!!!!

Relevant username, sir.

Hey Todd! First of all thanks for this great reviews!

Wow. This was a bad episode. The worst since season 1 definitely.

Maybe April from Parks and Rec in the first 2 seasons (but she wasn't getting paid and Ron didn't care about the department, so…).

This other easter egg makes it better: http://i.imgur.com/tKVxW.gif

Neutral Milk Hotel mentions semen on different songs (Communist Daughter, Oh Comely), but none of those seems to be "about" semen.

Erik, you suck for giving "the Dundies" a "B". You just lost all your credibility. It means none of the season will get anything better than a B+.

I trust the community grade more than Dowd's grade.

Wrong!

What the hell was Ann doing at that bar alone?

I disagree. I don't even think that was a bad episode. Sister city was unfunny, stupid, and offensive.

I haven't seen this episode yet. But I'm sure the Venezuela episode is unbeatable as the worst P&R episode ever. Even worse than anything from season 1.

I love both shows, they're among the best tv shows ever, but I pick Breaking Bad every time.

I think the show is at least at it's 90% (compared to season 3's 100%). However, the points made here are strong and real, and I'm convinced it will affect the series soon if they don't change the main problems. I love this show, so I want it to end as good as it has always been (besides S1). #SixSeasonsAndNoMovie

I did like it. But not as much as I love half the tracks from 'Give Up'.

This episode could've been great. The Dunphys always deliver, the rest of the crew just bothers and bores me.

I thought that when Buster said the medal hasn't done him any good it was a meta reference to the fact that the show was actually doing worse despite the recognition.