Characters & Cast
22 entries in the Parks and Recreation compendium.
Ann PerkinsA grounded nurse whose kindness transforms a chaotic town hall into a family.Leslie KnopePawnee's deputy director: driven by optimism, waffles, and an unshakable belief that goverAndy DwyerA dim-witted and guileless real idiot, but lovable.Donna MeagleThe confident office matriarch who knows all the secrets and loves her boys.Mark BrendanawiczThe pragmatic city planner who managed Pawnee's bureaucracy before leaving for Chicago.April LudgateQuiet, feral, and fiercely devoted to every living thing she can name.Ben WyattThe impossibly perfect man who fell head over heels for Pawnee's most chaotic woman.Ron SwansonA man who hates government, loves meat, and says 'I love you' to his wife like a man defusTom HaverfordA con man in a $2,000 suit, endlessly Tom-ifying his way toward a life of luxury.Crystal MeyerThe only person in Pawnee who makes Jerry Meyer sound like a reasonable human being.Jerry GergichA lumberjack in the heart of small-town government, and he's okay with that.Mark Brendan WuerzPawnee's most formally introduced bar owner, and April's most frustratingly normal boyfrieGarry GergichPawnee's Parks Director, and the reason the break room has a fire extinguisher.Jean-Ralphio SapersteinTwo men, one body, zero patience for the concept of 'impossible.'ChetPawnee's most gently confused neighbor, drifting through the Parks office like a lost sockDiane BeaverThe social-media-savvy best friend who keeps Ann's world spinning and Pawnee's group chat NickAnother small face in a small town where everyone's got a story.MaryA name that does not appear in the Pawnee Parks Department roster or any known episode.JohnA dog named John who stole Pawnee's heart without saying a single word.ScottPawnee's richest weirdo, and he's proud of every single one of his decisions.PhilThe gentlest lumberjack in Pawnee, fixing everything with a sander and a shrug.SamAnother Pawnee soul navigating the beautiful chaos of small-town life.
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