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This is a fiction/fan codex: entries describe an in-universe canon. Our audits check canon and internal consistency — external fact-checking does not apply the way it does on real-subject codexes.
Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-26 · 23 entries checked · 14 flagged · 36 issues confirmed · 14 corrected · 22 still open
Chris Pratt — The entry states Andy Dwyer's departure context as 'Left Pawnee for a reality TV show in Season 4, Episode 22 ("The Treaty")'. In canon, Andy leaves Pawnee for a reality TV show in Season 4, Episode 21 ('The Treaty'), not Episode 22.
Chris Pratt — The entry states 'Return Status=Main cast member from Season 5 onwards'. In canon, Andy Dwyer returns in Season 5, Episode 1, but he is not a main cast member for the entirety of Season 5; he returns as a guest star before being reinstated as a main cast membe
Amy Poehler — Amy Poehler did not win a Golden Globe for her role as Leslie Knope; she was nominated but did not win.
Amy Poehler — Parks and Recreation was never nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Television Series – Musical or Comedy.
Aziz Ansari — Incorrect birth year: should be February 23, 1984, not 1983.
Aziz Ansari — Incorrect claim that Ansari turned down a third season of Human Giant; the show ended after two seasons and was not renewed.
Ann Perkins — Ann missed 'The Debate' (Season 4, Episode 16) because she was filming scenes for The Social Network — Rashida Jones did not appear in The Social Network.
Leslie Knope — The entry lists 'Young Republicans' as one of Leslie's high school clubs, but in the show, she mentions being in the Young Democrats and founding the Young Independents; she never mentions being in the Young Republicans.
Leslie Knope — The entry says she graduated summa cum laude from Indiana University's School of Public and Environmental Affairs, but in the show, her college graduation honors are not specified as summa cum laude.
Andy Dwyer — Andy's father is deceased, as mentioned in the episode 'Emergency Response' — this is incorrect; the episode where Andy mentions his father is deceased is 'The Treaty' (season 2, episode 8), not 'Emergency Response'.
Andy Dwyer — Andy was married wearing a Peyton Manning jersey — this is incorrect; in the season 3 finale 'The Bubble,' Andy marries April wearing a Denver Broncos jersey, but it is a John Elway jersey, not Peyton Manning.
Donna Meagle — Donna first speaks in the Season 1 episode 'Canvassing' (Episode 4), not 'The Reporter' (Episode 5).
Donna Meagle — Donna is not an investor in The Snakehole Lounge; Tom Haverford and Jean-Ralphio are the owners.
Mark Brendanawicz — Mark and Leslie did not have sex; Leslie had a crush on Mark but they never slept together, and Mark did not forget any such night.
Mark Brendanawicz — Mark fell into the pit while trying to help Leslie, not after a rejected kiss, and he did hit his head, requiring a bandage.
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