This season has still been hilarious, but to rank it up there with the best seasons seems a little far. "Leslie and Ron" was probably the last truly great Parks & Rec, and the fact that you can say that of an episode in any comedy's final season is impressive. But the episodes since have mostly seen the characters…

Seven fish isn't cool. You know what's cool? Seven billion fish.

This is BoingBoing we're talking about. Their articles generally fall into 3 categories:

Serenity now!

The Gryzzl arc was, with the transcendent exception of “Leslie And Ron,” one last bit of late-period Parks And Recreation wheel-spinning, a plot-heavy saga that asked the audience to care more about the minutiae of land acquisition than is really sensible for a modern sitcom.

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[blank stare]

Computers. They did it with computers. Every six months there's some video of "see how they did all this stuff on Game of Thrones!" and it's always with computers. We can stop pretending like we don't know this.

Jesus Christ, ODD? Being a shitty little brat is now a fucking disorder?

Wait, why are we just assuming this is another origin story? Can't he be in high school and already Spider-Man?

I started Shadow of Mordor which is just super fun. I like it even more than the Arkham games for taking that same gameplay and just making it simpler. No handful of gadgets to figure out, just simple smashing and stabbing. Plus, unlike the dumb Riddler puzzles, the side missions still feel like you're actually…

I shall also intend to be there for this.

Another loose parallel: here's a metal thing clearly dented from punishment he's given it in the past.

Hm, here's the Strawman, but where are Aluminum Man and the Cowardly Tiger?

Anyone living in the other 49 states?

Ooh they can steal my idea for a Sam Bee View-esque show called The Hive.

This is him! The messenger! Shoot him!

Well you certainly came to the right place.

I heard they attract bears.

True, "Sony" and "control" aren't used in conjunction very often recently.