One potentially obvious answer to the question of which\"Parks and Recreation\" season was the worst is the six-episode first season. In addition to there being substantially less episodes overall, the show was very clearly still figuring itself out during year one. The pilot episode was just that a pilot, with all the pitfalls that come along with them. Moreover, there was a lot of focus on Leslie Knope's ill-fated \"romance\" withMark Brendanawicz (Paul Schneider), a ho-hum B-story that was quickly dropped. However, Season 1 was actually the No. 2 choice in this survey after just over 16.3% of respondents chose it.<\/p>\n
Curiously, Season 3, which yielded the arrival of fan-favorite charactersChris Traeger (Rob Lowe) and Ben Wyatt (Adam Scott), finished a close third with 16% of the vote. In the end, the top pick for the worst \"Parks and Recreation\" season as chosen by more than 20% of respondents was the seventh season of the show. And really, its placement here should come as no surprise.<\/p>\n
After playing the push-and-pull dynamic of occasionally-reluctant but always there for each other friends Leslie and Ron Swanson to perfection for six years, the show made a sharp left turn and the two became bitter enemies for a significant portion of the season. The final, 13-episode run also featured some jarring time jumps. It still featured some great moments but the show had clearly run its course by that point.<\/p>\n
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