In this sense, it's no surprise that series star Adam Scott refuses to rewatch NBC's hit comedy series, believing such a feat would only lead to sadness and a longing to return to the sitcom's set.
“Honestly because it makes me sad to see the show, because I miss them and I miss all the actors even though we’re constantly in touch and stuff, but I miss the time of making it," Scott said. “It was a really just joyful five years — for me, seven years for the show — getting to go work there every day with that group of people."
Alongside Scott, Parks and Rec starred Amy Poehler, Chris Pratt, Aziz Ansari, Nick Offerman, Adam Scott, Rashida Jones, Aubrey Plaza, Rob Lowe, focusing on the chaotic antics of a Indiana parks department navigating the day-to-day life of small-town government.
As many good memories as Scott has of the show, he also admitted to not wanting to launch any reboot or continuation of Parks and Rec, believing the series' finale did a great job providing a sendoff for the show's narrative.
“The show itself, the series finale kind of took us to the end. It jumped pretty far ahead into the future, so I’m not sure what else there is to add, but it’s entirely not up to me at all,” Scott explained.
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