SNL: Aubrey Plaza, Amy Poehler Reprise Parks and Rec Characters
SNL: Aubrey Plaza, Amy Poehler Reprise Parks and Rec Characters By Adam Barnhardt – January 22, 2023 01:01 am EST Share 0 Comments 0 For a moment Saturday night, Pawnee took over the Big Apple. During the “Weekend Update” segment on the latest episode of Saturday Night Live, Aubrey Plaza and Amy Poehler appeared to…
SNL: Aubrey Plaza, Amy Poehler Reprise Parks and Rec Characters
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For a moment Saturday night, Pawnee took over the Big Apple. During the “Weekend Update” segment on the latest episode of Saturday Night Live, Aubrey Plaza and Amy Poehler appeared to reprise to roles they last played on NBC’s Parks and Recreation. Plaza made her SNL hosting debut on the episode while Poehler became a mainstream name due to her involvement on the live sketch comedy from 2001 to 2008.
Prior to the segment, the two appeared on-screen together in Plaza’s opening monologue as she gave viewers a tour of 30 Rock’s Studio 8H. On top of that, President Joe Biden—a Parks and Rec co-star of the duo—pre-recorded a message for the Plaza’s debut as well.
As Plaza explained during the opening sequence, she once served as a page at NBC after failing to land a spot on the cast of SNL. “I didn’t make it to the big, Lorne [Michaels] audition, the famous final audition, but I did a preliminary first-round showcase at UCB,” Plaza revealed earlier this month. “I did some characters. I remember one character I did was kind of like a Puerto Rican news reporter that was always trying to make all of the news stories like sexy, even if they were horrific news stories. I was just trying to like sex up the news or something.”
Keep scrolling to see what people are saying about the big Parks and Rec reunion.
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*fangirl scream* Amy Poehler as Leslie Knope taking over Weekend Update#SNL #SaturdayNightLive #ParksAndRec pic.twitter.com/VzusfZBSCX
— Jermaine Universe ⭐️ (SNL Aubrey Plaza Hype) (@JermiloGamingHD) January 22, 2023
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THE PARKS AND REC REUNION😭 #SNL
— majuミ☆ (@B4IRDBECHL0E) January 22, 2023
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Aubrey Plaza as April Ludgate and Amy Poehler as Leslie Knope in 2023!! Ugh my heart I’m so happy!🥹😁🙌🏽❤️ #parksandrec #SNL pic.twitter.com/QnOznACJNZ
— 𝙶𝚒𝚜𝚎𝚕𝚕𝚎✖️✖️//💥⏳🥀🐉HAPPY NEW YEAR🥳 (@giselleb1234) January 22, 2023
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SUMMARY This is AI generated summarization, which may have errors. For context, always refer to the full article. This Heritage Month, Rappler brings together Senator Loren Legarda, Manila 3rd District Representative Joel Chua, and community leaders of Escolta and Quiapo to discuss how to revitalize these two historic Manila districts MANILA, Philippines – Because May
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This Heritage Month, Rappler brings together Senator Loren Legarda, Manila 3rd District Representative Joel Chua, and community leaders of Escolta and Quiapo to discuss how to revitalize these two historic Manila districts
MANILA, Philippines – Because May is Heritage Month, the next episode of Rappler’s Be The Good show will be about two famous but neglected historic districts of Manila: Quiapo and Escolta.
Join lawmakers and community leaders discuss legislative measures seeking to declare Quiapo and Escolta as heritage zones. What would this declaration mean for the heritage structures in those areas? What would it mean for residents, establishments, vendors, and visitors?
Catch the panel discussion on Friday, May 10, at 7 pm, on this page and on Rappler’s YouTube and social media pages. The conversation will be moderated by Rappler head of community Pia Ranada.
Our guests are:
Senator Loren Legarda (joining virtually)
Manila 3rd District Representative Joel Chua
Robby Sylianteng of First United Building, a community leader in Escolta
Stephen Pamorada, heritage advocate and founder of The Heritage Collective
This Be The Good episode is part of the “Let’s Talk Liveability” series that amplifies community concerns about quality of life in Philippine cities. Balancing heritage conservation and sustainable and inclusive economic development is one aspect of improving life in our cities.
Send questions for our guests via Rappler’s Liveable Cities chat room
Join in the discussion virtually by sending in questions to our resource persons through Rappler’s Liveable Cities chat room. Just download the Rappler Communities app (on App Store and Play Store), tap the Communities tab, and find the Liveable Cities chat room. Tag @piaranada so we can find your questions for the show. Send your questions by Thursday, May 9, 10 pm.
If you care about liveability, you can join Rappler’s movement, Make Manila Liveable. Find out more about it here.
Be The Good is Rappler’s show about advocacies, campaigns, and issues faced by communities.
Check out previous episodes here:
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