In his typically blunt fashion, Dennis makes fun of Tom and his cologne idea, leaving Tom feeling completely rejected. (In case you’re wondering, he claims to be worth $20 million.) Tom admires Dennis’ ability to cultivate such a successful empire, and in the episode “Indianapolis,'' Tom tries to make his own scent (which he dubs Tommy Fresh) in order to impress him. He’s the embodiment of sleaze, and goes out of his way to make sure people know exactly how wealthy he is. Jason Mantzoukas plays Dennis Feinstein, Pawnee’s ultra-successful fragrance maker and the man behind colognes including Butterface, Sideboob, Yearning, Coma, and of course, Allergic. On the tour of the headquarters, she shows Ben to his office, which is decorated in “more mahogany wood than currently remains in the Amazon rainforest” and life-size nude portraits of her and her late husband. In Season 5, she recruits Ben to head the new Sweetums’ Foundation Charity. Juxtaposing the tightly-wound and level-headed Ben with Jessica was a combination you didn’t know you needed. We started talking and then I realized who he was, and oh my gosh, it was love at first sight!” “Well, I was doing a ribbon cutting at the hospital, and he was there because his blood doesn’t work. Jessica explained to Leslie and Tom how she met the elderly Nick Newport., the man behind the candy empire. Remember those sugared-up NutriYum bars Leslie pounded down to stay awake during the telethon? That’s Sweetums. She’s always focused on expanding Sweetums, a company dedicated to all things, well, sweet. She charms nearly everyone she meets with her southern accent and upbeat personality, much to the frustration of Leslie Knope, who Jessica refers to as Leslie Knorp. Susan Yeagley plays Jessica Wicks, the smiley and perky Miss Pawnee of 1994 and eventual head of the Sweetums fortune. RELATED: 5 Reasons Why 'Parks and Recreation' Is Better Than 'The Office' Once you hear Tammy’s maniacal laugh, you know trouble is afoot in Pawnee. Nick Offerman and Megan Mullally are married in real life, making their screen time even more enjoyable. Under Tammy’s spell, Ron has sported corn-rows, made out with her in a diner, and got married. But, in typical Tammy fashion, she seduces and weakens Ron, only to use him as a pawn in her library scheme.
Ron vows to settle the issue and put Tammy II in her place. Tammy II, however, wants to expand her literary empire and turn it into a bigger library (after all, she’s the library director). We first meet the sexual and manipulative Tammy II in Season 2 Episode 8 titled, “Ron and Tammy.” An empty lot of land is up for grabs, and Leslie is hoping to turn it into a beautiful park. Yes, the two may be divorced, but she knows that their flame isn’t fully extinguished. Tammy II is Ron’s kryptonite, and he can smell her from a mile away. Tammy I is played by Patricia Clarkson and Tammy II is played by Megan Mullally.
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Here’s a list of just some of the supporting characters we’ve grown to love over in Pawnee, and how they measure up against one another!Ī running joke throughout the series is Ron’s relationship with his ex-wives, who are both named Tammy. So many wonderful weirdos enter Leslie’s life, making it impossible to list them all. In addition to a fantastic main cast, the Emmy nominated series features some of the most unique and laugh-out-loud supporting characters on television. Along the way, we meet the loveable bunch that makes up Leslie’s tight-knit circle of friends, including Ann Perkins ( Rashida Jones), April Ludgate ( Aubrey Plaza), Ron Swanson ( Nick Offerman), Tom Haverford ( Aziz Ansari), Andy Dwyer ( Chris Pratt), Ben Wyatt ( Adam Scott), Donna Meagle ( Retta), Jerry Gergich ( Jim O'Heir), and Chris Traeger ( Rob Lowe). The series follows the wide-eyed, determined, and tireless Leslie Knope ( Amy Poehler) who does everything she can to make her favorite town the best town it can be. For 7 glorious seasons of Parks and Recreation, audiences watched the small town shenanigans of Pawnee’s eclectic residents.
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