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May 16 2013 12:39 PM ET

Nick Offerman sings a song for Megan Mullally -- VIDEO

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Nick Offerman and Megan Mullally have sung together before (warning: NSFW), but last night on The Tonight Show, Offerman played a “Rainbow Song” he wrote for his wife. He’s performed it before, but this version is a little dirtier. As he went through the colors of the rainbow he sang, ”You put me on trial and gave me life, but orange you glad I didn’t say banana, when you made me your b–h and I made you my wife.” Later he continued, “Please enjoy this rainbow song and this gift of leprechaun romance. Please enjoy as part of this well-balanced breakfast the lucky charms you will find in my pants.”  By the time he called her “my jaw-droppingly beautiful wife,” we were all in love with both of them.

Watch the song below:
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May 10 2013 10:17 AM ET

Nick Offerman reads tweets from Katy Perry and Amanda Bynes -- VIDEO

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Parks and Recreation got renewed yesterday! If you’ve finished your celebratory dancing (or re-watching old episodes on Netflix), it’s time to check out Conan‘s “Nick Offerman From Parks and Recreation Reads Tweets From Young Female Celebrities.” It’s a segment that has been done many, many, times before, but remember, we’re celebrating. So keep on chopping wood and sawing in your spare time, Offerman, and we’ll see you next fall as the meat-loving (dad-to-be?) Ron Swanson.

Watch the video below. The best tweet has to be Jennette McCurdy’s  ”Sometimes when I’m bored, I look at pictures of frozen yogurt.”
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Apr 5 2013 10:10 AM ET

EW's Morning Bite: And the best sound bite from last night is...

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Submitted by Tyronious Edelstein:

 ”There’s only one thing I hate more than lying: skim milk. Which is water that’s lying about being milk. ”


–Ron Swanson (Nick Offerman) on Parks and Recreation

Read the rest of your submissions from Thursday April 4 and come back Sunday to share your pick for best sound bite!

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Mar 29 2013 11:56 AM ET

Nick Offerman, Jimmy Fallon, and Blake Shelton remix 'Ho Hey,' chicken-style -- VIDEO

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We know you all have heard ”Ho Hey” by The Lumineers a million times, but trust us this will make you chuckle.

Last night on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon Blake Shelton, Nick Offerman, and Fallon all dressed up as chickens (The Chickeneers) and clucked their way through the song.

We can’t help but think Ron Swanson would not approve of dressing as a thing he loves to eat, but we’ll let it pass.

The song ended with the message ”Happy Easter from Late Night!” Watch the whole thing here:

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Mar 15 2013 10:12 AM ET

EW's Morning Bite: And the best sound bite from last night is...

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“Ron Swanson: And I’ll have the number 8.
Waiter: That’s a party platter. It serves 12 people.
Ron Swanson: I know what I’m about son.”


– Ron Swanson (Nick Offerman) ordering lunch on Parks and Recreation

Check out the rest of your bites from Thursday March 14 and coome back Sunday to share your pick for best sound bite!

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Feb 22 2013 12:21 AM ET

'Parks and Recreation': Leslie and Ben forever!

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“I promised myself I was not going to cry tonight, and I have already broken that promise five times,” says Chris to Ben in this wedding episode. I have to say, five times sounds about right.  Also, if “Ben and Leslie” doesn’t prove that Amy Poehler deserves her Emmy, I don’t know what the Emmy voters need. Leslie was hilarious (that Tim Gunn impression), lovable (a 70-page first draft on her vows), and amazingly caring (refusing to have her wedding without Ron, who is like a father to her). READ FULL STORY »

Feb 15 2013 10:32 AM ET

EW's Morning Bite: And the best sound bite from last night is ...

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Submitted by Andie Hiestand: 

“Any dog under 50 pounds is a cat, and cats are pointless.”

– Ron Swanson (Nick Offerman) on Parks and Recreation

Check out the rest of your quote submissions from Thursday Feb. 14 and come back tonight to share your pick for best sound bite!

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Feb 8 2013 10:00 AM ET

EW's Morning Bite: And the best sound bite from last night is ...

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Submitted by JR:

“There’s been a mistake. You’ve accidentally given me the food that my food eats.”

– Ron Swanson (Nick Offerman) after being served a salad on Parks and Recreation

Check out the rest of your quote submissions from Thursday Feb. 7 and come back tonight to share your pick for best sound bite!

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Dec 20 2012 02:24 PM ET

Behind the scenes of Nick Offerman's 'Cleveland Show' guest spot -- VIDEO

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Seth MacFarlane nabbed Parks and Rec‘s Nick Offerman for a guest spot on The Cleveland Show, and it surprisingly has nothing to do with bacon, woodworking, facial hair, or libertarian politics.

Offerman voices Harris Grundle, the owner of Grundle’s department store, who bears a striking resemblance to the mustachioed actor. Grundle’s an old-school business owner who’s got the sexist prejudices to match — sentiments that turn up during the store’s annual Winter Wonderland pageant.

“I don’t hire boys to see their legs, and I don’t hire girls to hear ‘em talk,” he tells Cleveland’s stepdaughter, Roberta, when she complains about her revealing uniform.

Offerman’s role appeared in the episode “‘Tis the Cleveland to be Sorry,” which ran on Sunday.

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Nov 29 2012 12:27 PM ET

'Parks and Rec' cast plays 'Hollywood Squares' -- VIDEO

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I never thought of Nick Offerman as the game-show host type. (Rob Lowe, on the other hand…)

Yet it’s the mock-serious Offerman, in full Ron Swanson mode, channeling Hollywood Squares greats Peter Marshall and Tom Bergeron by hosting a version of the game for GQ‘s Men of the Year issue. Instead of keeping to the traditional format and asking true/false or multiple choice questions, Offerman challenged his cast with straight-foward pop-culture trivia.

Watch the video below to hear Aziz Ansari’s synopsis of 50 Shades of Grey and Chris Pratt’s lyrics to Carly Rae Jepsen’s ”Call Me Maybe.” My only complaint is that the video is a minute too short. READ FULL STORY »

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