Parks and Recreation

While Ron gets married, Leslie goes to London to receive an award, and Ben and Andy try to get a grant from a wealthy Englishman.

While Ron's honeymoon does not go as planned, Leslie gives an unpopular speech at her award ceremony and Andy considers a business proposal.

Leslie gloats when she learns of Eagleton's budget crisis, while Ron tries to get himself off the grid and Ann takes April on a road trip.

As the Parks Department works alongside its former Eagleton counterparts, Leslie is blindsided and heartbroken by the news that Ann and Chris are leaving Pawnee.

Leslie and the department get caught in an overblown mini-scandal, while Tom falls for a visiting doctor and Ben tries to help Ron draw up a 'real' will.

Leslie blows off Ben's birthday party to filibuster councilman Jamm's motion, while Andy pays April a surprise visit and Ron gets frustrated by a game.

Leslie is depressed after she loses the recall election, the rest of the office sets up a Haunted House, and Tom tries to help save a Rent-a-Swag.

Leslie's new bold attitude costs Ben his job, Ron helps Chris build a crib, and the department tries to find dogs to match every employee's personality.

Chris mediates one final conflict between Leslie and councilman Jamm, Ben starts a new job as an accountant, and Ron lets Donna and Tom try to sell one of his cabins.

Just as her term is ending, Leslie has a new opportunity to run for city council. Meanwhile, Tom comes up with a new business venture.

Leslie battles with Tom when she returns to the Parks Department, while the gang pranks Ben on his first day as City Manager.

Leslie and Ben argue over sales techniques at the farmers market, Ann tries to let off steam about the annoying parts of pregnancy, and Andy starts a new creative venture.

Leslie throws a farewell party on Ann and Chris's last night in Pawnee and attempts to fulfil one last promise, while Tom, Ben, Ron and Andy try to find a gift for Chris.

Ben tries to surprise Leslie with an anniversary gift, while Tom and Andy help Leslie put a positive spin on the merger. April flexes her authority as Donna's boss.

Leslie's efforts to take down the wall separating Eagleton and Pawnee yield unexpected results, while Ben and Tom meet up with possible sponsors for the concert.

A pair of radio shock jocks threaten to ruin Leslie's town slogan contest, April and Donna help Tom find a restaurant site, and Andy discovers Ron's alter-ego, Duke Silver.

Leslie seeks a new best friend following Ann's departure, while Tom and Ben's efforts to rent a tent are thwarted by an unscrupulous businessman.

The Parks department steps in to save Pawnee's high-schoolers from missing out on their annual prom, and Leslie is delighted when she meets a like-minded teenage protege.

While trying to get a headline act for the Unity Concert with Andy, Leslie makes a shocking personal discovery. Elsewhere, Ben is upset about his parents selling the beach house.

When Ben discovers that he and Leslie are having triplets, he freaks out, but Leslie is strangely calm. Meanwhile, Andy tries to keep the secret about the pregnancy from April.

Leslie deliberates whether to take a job with the National Parks Service, while Ben tries to get free Wi-Fi for Pawnee and Tom decides to open his bistro early.

During the Unity Concert, Leslie invites some co-workers to join her at her new job in Chicago. Meanwhile, Andy thinks about reuniting Mouse Rat.