Leslie suggests Ann use Jurassic Park as a conversation starter for why parks need money; four years later, Chris Pratt (Andy) starred in Jurassic World .
Ron Swanson employs a strictly disciplined approach (wearing a red sweater in a nod to legendary Indiana coach Bobby Knight ), while Andy Dwyer allows his team to run wild. [S3E1] Go Big or Go Home
April Ludgate returns from South America with a new boyfriend, Eduardo, leaving a heartbroken Andy determined to win her back. Leslie suggests Ann use Jurassic Park as a
Ann is tasked with using the date to persuade Chris to increase the Parks budget. Ann is tasked with using the date to
The date is crashed by both Leslie and the skeptical auditor Ben Wyatt, eventually moving to Pawnee's local gay bar, The Bulge .
While Leslie plays politics, the rest of the crew engages in what was intended as simple community outreach: youth basketball.
Tom Haverford, moonlighting as a referee in his Lady Foot Locker uniform, uses the game to sabotage Ron out of jealousy over Ron dating Tom's ex-wife, Wendy. Tom eventually goads Ron into a chair-throwing tantrum that gets him ejected. Raising the Stakes