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Leslie is disappointed when her new park plans are put on hold by a visit from two state auditors. April has plans for Andy at her birthday party, and Ann tries to piece together a romantic mystery.
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Trivia
At one point, Leslie says "that's what government does it provides services." As a strict libertarian, Ron should've responded that government doesn't provide services but protects rights.
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Goofs
When Ben is talking to the camera about being a mayor when he was 18, viewers see a newspaper from 1993 with two articles side-by-side; the first one is about Ben as the young mayor of a Minnesota town, while the second article on the right is about a fire in Pawnee (no state named). Both articles' reporters have bylines of "Minnesota Enterprise Reporter," which appears to be the name of the newspaper. As there is no Pawnee, Minnesota, this does not make sense; if a fire in Pawnee was large enough to make national news, it would list the state as there are multiple cities named Pawnee across the country.
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Quotes
Andy Dwyer:
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after April snubs him and hangs out with Jean-Ralphio at her birthday party because she was jealous of Ann flirting with Andy]
I thought she liked me. I guess I'm super bad at picking up signals. But that Ralph Macchio guy is a total douche.
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Soundtracks
Danger Zone
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Written by
Giorgio Moroder and
Tom Whitlock
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This episode changed the format of the entire show, the introduction of Ben and Chris changed everything. After this episode, the show became the show that everyone knows and loves, everything before this is like watching a different show. This could probably be considered the most important episode