Jean-Ralphio may have gone down in “Parks and Recreation” history as a party and scheme-loving wild child, but the actor behind the role remembers a time when his NBC character wasn’t quite so insane.

Steve is Jean-Ralphio’s real father. This theory is based on the belief that Dr. Saperstein is not Jean-Ralphio’s real father. We don’t know yet, but considering how the denizens of Hawkins, Indiana ...

F. Tony Scarapiducci is not Jean Ralphio Saperstein. "So what we did is after the first audition, Greg [Daniels] and I had a conversation to make sure he doesn't ever feel like Jean Ralphio. So you ...

Actor Ben Schwartz of Parks and Recreation. Photo by Stephen Lovekin/Getty Images About halfway through Season 2 of Parks and Recreation, no-nonsense parks department director Ron Swanson (Nick ...

Parks and Recreation has hilarious finales, but none are funnier than the sitcom's first masterpiece of an ending.

While a typical sitcom would’ve had Tom Haverford’s pompous best friend be a forgettable character with a one-note punchline, NBC’s Parks and Recreation, along with scene-stealing performances by ...

Parks and Recreation first debuted on TV in 2009 and focused on the staff of the Parks Department in Pawnee, a fictional town in Indiana. Featuring an incredibly talented cast, including Amy Poehler, ...

For die-hard fans of NBC's Parks and Recreation the last couple of years have been tough. It's been nearly two years since Pawnee's eclectic residents have graced the small screen, and since the ...

The "Parks and Recreation" character shares a handful of similarities with Steve Harrington. What could be stranger than if “Parks and Recreation” was directly linked to “Stranger Things?” How about ...

Let’s face it: These days, T.V. isn’t exactly the best place to find a male role model. Dexter Morgan? Questionable hobbies. Walter White? Questionable career path. Don Draper? Excellent fashion sense ...

Look, I'm not saying I'm the reason that Steve from "Stranger Things" and Jean-Ralphio from "Parks and Recreation" met, but I'm not not saying that, either. All I know I wrote about this theory saying ...