Ron's Terrible Confession | Parks and Recreation
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- After being trapped in his office, doused by fire sprinklers and plied with scotch, Ron finally comes clean with Leslie about their feud.
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From Emmy Award-winning executive producers Greg Daniels (NBC’s “The Office,” “King of the Hill”) and Michael Schur (NBC’s “The Office,” “Saturday Night Live”), “Parks and Recreation” is a hilarious ensemble comedy that follows Leslie Knope (Emmy and Golden Globe nominee Amy Poehler, NBC’s “Saturday Night Live,” “Baby Mama”), a mid-level bureaucrat in the Parks and Recreation Department of Pawnee, Indiana, and her tireless efforts to make her quintessentially American town just a little bit more fun.
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"One day, I looked up and didn't recognize anyone." Speaking from experience, when this happens, it breaks your heart.
Yeah one of the worst things in life as you grow older. To watch as family, friends and acquaintances leave for new things or die and one day you look around and realize how empty things are and that only you are left.
It is why I try and spend as much time with my parents who are in their early 70s as I can these days. One day they will not be here and then you wish you had more memories with them.
It does get easier. Seems hollow to say, but change is always hard, but it does get easier friend
Tomorrow is one of my co-workers last day. He's originally from Melbourne Florida but came to Orlando for UCF. He's now graduated and going back home to his family. He's made work fun and not so boring. He was the last of what we call the original stock crew, everyone one else left and it feels weird not to recognize the same guys. But I know this feeling to well, it feels weird and kinda sad to see co-workers who have been there since your first day leave off for better opportunities.
especially since ron openly hates change
@@jordanpierre6775 how was the change if you would care to reapond
Ron referring to Ann as "the nurse" will never get old.
Hansen
Ron usually says people name wrong
Calikola Ann Perkins
@@krishnawidardjo5777 on purpose because he doesn't want them to think they are friends
@@letimoore she was getting chummy
Crying: Acceptable at funerals, the Grand Canyon and while watching this scene.
Agreed
I've only ever cried twice in my life. Once when I was 7 and got hit by a bus, and again when I watched this scene.
Ron’s scout handbook:
1. Be a man.
I literally came for this comment because i just done crying from watchin the episode. Glad to see i wasnt the only one
and anything involving a tiny horse
Love how Ron seemed to keep an emergency bottle of Lagavulin in the office even after he left
Whatever's left of his ground chuck supply is probably somewhere around there too
Im late but he had a secret compartment in the wall by Aprils old window
Don't forget the death of li'l Sebastian
I bet he has a bottle hidden everywhere he has ever been and anywhere he reasonably believes he might go.
I bought a bottle because of this show.
My first behind the glass top shelf scotch.
I normally go for non glass top shelf
That little crack in Ron's voice when he says, "I didn't want her to go" is heartbreaking.
It is so sad
Jake Rhodes I agree. I noticed it right away myself.
Jake Rhodes It's because it's their very final scenes that they are filming. If you watch the finale behind the scenes, this is Nick's very last scene to film and Amy has one more in the boardroom in the same scene :( It's so sad!
+Jake Rhodes (HypnoBusters) apart from parks an rec being an awesome show with amazing characters...offerman ist just so underrated.
+Jake Rhodes (HypnoBusters) I know. I am tearing up.
i just remembered how Ron once said he didn't like change......this scene hurts so much more now.
They completely changed Ron and ruined his chararcter
@@checkmate5338 they didn't change him they provided him with character development which are 2 completely different things
@@rockyursock Ron was developing the first few seasons, but then They demasculated him, made him like change, made him like being around people.
Check Mate he was a husband and father of 3 what’d you expect
Check Mate I look at it like this. Ron, a character who doesn’t like change or being around people having to adapt to a situation with it. He knew them for years and thought if had to deal with the change, he would rather have him be with the people he’s use too in a job that is still for the government. That way it’s still somewhat the same, the job would just be a little bit different.
". . . and then you took April." That's the line that drives in the first nail and lets you know the rest of it is going to be nothing but pain and suffering. Ron and April's relationship was always one of the best on the show despite (or perhaps because of) how understated it was most of the time, and the heaviness in Ron's voice when he says "you took April" just lets you know how badly that one in particular hurt. Losing Garry/Jerry/Larry/Terry he can deal with, but April? God. That hurts.
lolololgoodtimes tearing up because he took her to food n stuff
I KNOW WHEN HE SAID APRIL IS WHEN I LOST IT I WAS FINE UNTIL THEN BUT THEIR RELATIONSHIP IS MY FAVORITE THING EVER
And the voice crack when he says "I didn't want her to go"
😭😭😭😭😭
The quiver in his lips, and the look in his eyes, tell you all you need to know about how Ron really felt losing April.
My heart just fucking sank into my stomach when I first watched this scene.
Phil Frobisher me too, I love this series so much
Mhmm... Just watched it for the first time and I had to hold composure in front of my fiance...
I cried.
When Ron was looking at April as he lost her, my heart dropped. This show.. For all intents and purposes has reached a that level of emotion when connecting to me. I wish it could stay longer.
I still have not finished it. Can't get myself to watch the 3 last episodes
It still makes me sad. I connected with these characters, laughed & cried at this show. It took awhile to grow on me, & then I couldn't get enough!
Caden Firth You should; it's worth it.
@@xifel72 I get it. I saved the last episode for like a week, I didn't want it to end
Honestly, it's better to end a show early with a good ending rather than prolong it and have a bad ending like a lot of sitcoms did.
It's so rare in any series that a man and woman can have a platonic and beautiful friendship like theirs. Normally in other shows they would have them get together at some point but I love that they're just friends.
*workplace proximity associates
Eh, not as tough as it seems. It happens with classmates and workmates most often. You have no sexual nor romantic desires for them, but you work closely with them, see them 8 hours a day, and help each other out, maybe chat about a few shared interests (like breakfast food for Leslie and Ron) Friendships naturally develop from that. Think of it as like a close sibling or cousin.
Right! Done right it can be a beautiful contrast.
Friendship is such an underrated concept
Also, there is a decent age gap between the two, would be more impressive if Ben and Leslie just remained friends but if that happened, then we'd be living in a lesser universe
Something I really loved was that he wasn’t ashamed of asking for a job because it was from a previous subordinate or a woman but because it was a job in the federal government.
a true meritocrat
I thought he was embarrassed that he missed everyone
Tbh, he never cared if it's a woman, or man, he's not sexist, he has said he like strong women
He loves strong woman lol
Ron openly admits he watches WNBA, he doesn't feel ashamed from asking women or a subordinate. His issue is with the government
The true heart of the show for me has always been how much Leslie and Ron love each other, stand by each other, and protect each other no matter what. So an episode dedicated entirely to them and their awesome relationship is easily my favourite episode.
Ashley Dykeman Amen. very well put
Ashley Dykeman So very, very true.
You know when he says people get too close he uses a different name. He didn't do that to Leslie
Ashley Dykeman *favorite
It's just so damned beautiful.
I've begun rewatching Parks and Rec for the first time since the show went off the air and I just watched a Season 2 episode where Leslie asks Ron "Do you think we're going to hate each other someday?" and then Ron says "No I think we'll be fine." and because I'm a giant baby I started crying remembering this entire season.
OMG, never thought I would find you here, PD :) Good to know that you have such a nice taste when it comes to TV series (even if it's after 2 years, but hey! I was never a quick one!)
If you watch closely you will learn parks and rec foreshadowed last a lot of things hehe like that nice oven
Well, to me, it was obvious by the end of the Jammy episode that they could never hate one another. It was an estrangement that broke both their hearts but life brought them back together.
There’s a ton of foreshadowing in this show. They even foreshadow the triplets thing in the episode where Leslie gets an MRI
Watching Ron eat his sandwich by himself without his friends was the only time I’ve cried in forever.
Personally, the most emotional moment in the series. Ron threw away all his beliefs for the friends that he missed. You can tell how much they meant to him.
1:10 - Ron's face as he eats and stares at the newer employees touches me. His office isolates him from everyone, but that glass gives him a view of his subordinates, and being unfamiliar with them is the true loneliness that he went through for the first time in that department.
To me this was always the saddest part of this scene. Seeing Ron looking out at people he doesn't know so wide eyed while he eats alone, wishing his old group was there, is just heartbreaking!
With the old crew, Ron was by himself, but he was never alone.
Same thing with todays sociaty
I cried like 3 times for like 30 minutes to an hour about that scene
thats the part that hits the hardest 😔
For all of you saying this scene made you cry, I would like to direct you to the Swanson Pyramid of Greatness: "Crying - Acceptable at funerals and the Grand Canyon."
Or for being hitted by a bus when you're seven
It was somehow a funeral, as staring as something that has gone and never to be lived again.
Or the day Lil Sebastian died
J'zargo ron cried on this show 3 times all because of Leslie
Wouldn't that be a .....horse funeral?
“And then you took April...”
No Ron don’t make me cry!!! 😭😭😭 I miss this show so much!!!
The way his voice breaks when he says he didn't want April to go, kills me every single time.
Ron Swanson sure has grown. Before he wouldn't have cared that everyone left. He even considered the unthinkable to try and recover it.
I legit cryed from this moment. I felt extremely bad for Ron. The look he has when he see all the unfamiliar faces just got to my core. Seeing the joy on his face (I get there probably wasn't much joy visible but come on its Ron Swanson) when he came up & saw his friends then the immediate rejection finally & truly broke me down. This show is so amazing. The feels, the laughs, the fun, the sad, just everything makes this the best show ever
Cryed
Gaming Joker cryeded
CryING.
Legit cryed
Like number 999
I never cried from a tv show, How I Met Your Mother came close, but this one was even closer when it showed Ron surrounded by randoms. Then drove it home when he wanted a job to be with his friends. It really shows Ron's character development.
It's almost like Ron's entire character was developed for this exact moment. It was so perfect. First time I've ever cried in a TV show
The office makes me cry
This was sadder than when Michael Scott left Dunder Mifflin.
@@christiansabeliever Jim saying goodbye to Michael and this are pretty tied for me
I dont know, Season 6 with Barney dad and Marshall's dad always sends me bawling
When Ron said he wanted a job with the Federal government to be close with his friends that is when you know Ron Swanson is a sweetheart
This is easily one of the top 5 episodes. Ever.
Then it went into the montage of them fixing up the old office with "Buddy" playing. The lyrics to that song really drive home what Ron had been going through. This episode epitomizes how well this show developed its characters.
I never thought Ron Swanson would have me crying like a baby!!
This episode was nothing but tears. This whole season so far has been nothing but tears. I can't even handle this show.
Just the fact that Nick's body language conveys weakness, sadness and longing without any words, while still being Ron as a character are what make me love this episode so much. Fantastic acting, really powerful scenes, and it's something almost anyone working in a space where you developed friendships can relate to.
i can't believe how sentimental this made me feel. tears everywhere. i love this show so much
1:07 "One day, I looked up and didn't recognize anyone." That one hit me hard because its happened where I work. We used to have such a tight knit group and we all hung out outside of work and shared our lives together. One by one they all left. Of course people come along and fill those jobs, but things have never been the same.
Words cannot describe how much I miss this show :(
+MegaBZerK ( ͡o ͜ʖ ͡o) it's still going. it ends in February
+Anat Baird no its not lol
+Anat Baird Well, someone's way behind. Try and not get spoiled online, but i don't think you would have, given how you've no idea it has already ended. I assume you've been following the show on your local channel, outside US. Those are usually delayed.
+Anat Baird it ended this last February lol. Well at least here in the US
Netflix man
"crying is acceptable at funerals and the grand canyon" well this scene is basically a funeral for the show, so I can cry.
"I didn't want her to go.." 😭😭😭
The crack in his voice..
That look that Ron has at 2:02 in the elevator is what really broke me in this scene. Nick Offerman was so damn good in this episode
This was one of, if not the best episode of the entire series. Please tell whoever is cutting the onions to stop doing it.
What episode is it
@@jontullett9068 episode 5 last season I think
i can only compare this moment with the one that leslie send ron to the place where lagavulin is made...
This was such a great episode. The funny part is to understand what Ron was feeling you almost have to have watched the show from the beginning to understand that he built an unsaid bond to all of the people in the Parks department and truly cared and liked all of them especially April, which became one of the oddest yet best father-daughter relationships.
can i asked what episode and season this is?
@@bryanpangestu7605 season 7 episode 4.
@@MrCillaKam thank you so much.. u dont know how much ur reply means to me.. :D
I like how Ron is extremely manly, but even though he won't admit it, he has feelings too.
a man will truly express his emotions yet denying he has any
Being a man isnt about rpesressijg emotion. Its about expressing them without being emotional
I know men like ron they are usually the most emotional just express them differently
@@un-ironicproductions6096 that's the problem with the world. People think being a man is about being cold and repressing your emotions, but it's really about being emotionally mature. That's what being an adult is all about
He's a big softie inside with his friends and family
Anyone else think this is on track to be the best season so far? They brought back the collage, Lucy, and Treat Yo Self. Enough said.
I love that they're bringing back all the things that made Parks and rec truly awesome in the last seasons, and put them into a single season. Its made me very nostalgic and i think its going to make me miss this show more than i thought it would.
There’s no greater heartbreak than suddenly realise everyone’s left your work and you’re the only one left surrounded by new people. Makes you feel very hollow and behind everyone else.
One of the best part of this damn good show: the manliest of all characters delivering the most heart melting story. Those who watched this show from the very beginning couldn't resist not to tear up, especially when Ron admittedhe got sad when April left, and that part when he said its an punctuation mark to sentence already written. Heartbreaking. And its Ron Swanson! 😢
I can't do this. I'm crying
“And then you took April” will never not make me well up with tears
As a film maker, this entire scene was, genius.
SCENE BREAKDOWN:
Ron is always the one who stood himself standing tall, but now he sits down. Literally looking up to the person who he looked up to .
The room, is empty, the lights are dark in a cooler darker color, Compared to the warm tones the room did have the first few seasons.
Ron is the only object wearing warm colors , behind the dark cooler color,
Meaning he's still stuck in the past of those warm environments.
His body language shows he's not the same Ron as we used to know in the past, he's nervous, weak, and intimidated.
Whoever wrote this scene, deserves all the recognition.
This analysis 👏👏
As a human, the creation of this scene was less exceptional than any of Einstein's activities - including when he League Bowled and when he starched his work shirt collars after celluloid was banned by Weimar.
How are you able to take time off from creating Blockbusters to right pretentious analysis of old sitcoms? Do you think the genius writer blocked the scene and dressed the actors and sets? Douchenozzle.
No you’re not.
This show was so effortless in showing the whimsy and honestly and friendship that humans can inspire to.
For me it was more One Piece that’s the most whimsical filled with friendship, and it inspires me to be better than not just the Marnies in One Piece, but to be the person alive that isn’t an evil, incompetent, and hypocritical person.
not to discredit the emotional impact of this scene, because it really is heart-wrenching and I shed tears every time, but I did laugh a lot when I saw Orin at 0:52 just standing there
the way this show and it's characters developed over the seasons is so amazing I was overwhelmed by the last season. And it had one of the most satisfactory endings I could have imagined. showing where and how everyone ended up in the future.
You can see the sadness in Ron's eyes, the whole way through
This was so sweet!! I never noticed how nice Amy Poehler's voice was until now
TheMightyWill That's funny, it was kind of scratchy here, not sure if she was sick the whole time (it seemed scratchy for multiple episodes), but she just didn't sound like she usually does.
sgtpepper1138 She sounded more sincere, less like a goofball.
The United States could learn a lot from Leslie and Ron. We are so divided on everyone freaking issue. We demean the side that doesn't agree with us. We don't listen to the other side's arguments, we don't have empathy, we don't look at the issue from the other perspective. But here are two exact opposites finding a way to co-exist. They both made each other better people while not losing the essence of who they are as human beings. Well done, Parks & Rec.
I think you mean the world. The US, believe it or not, is not the only place with bias and hate
misterbondage007 Great observation. Also helps that you have Amy Poehler and Nick Offerman in the roles too. Just can't imagine any other actors playing those roles
Why does the government matters?
It doesn't
@monokhem Oh the left could manage to call Ron Swanson a racist merely for not being a totalitarian.
@monokhem beg to differ. Ron is a libertarian, scratch a leftist and there's totalitarian screaming to get out. Crack a book.
“You were going to ask me something” I don’t know why but that line hit me more
One of the best moments in this show. Ron showing his human side. Brilliant
His metaphor of the sentence is so good. A punctuation, single tiny mark could change the meaning of the sentence.
I just realized that Leslie really went for the throat when she showed Ron the photo of them with Lil’ Sebastian… He was the only other thing to make Ron cry, and the first was getting hit by a SCHOOL BUS when he was 7!
The way Ron looked at April while at the party, how his voice breaks down while talking about it, it breaks my heart.
1:06 Every time I see Ron in his office eating it just makes me feel so bad
Ron’s “Amen” after Leslie explained why she brought over Jerry has me dead everytime😂
This is the manliest confession ever
This makes me so sad
holy crap I miss Parks and Rec
Omg, sad Nick Offerman is the worst thing in the entire world! No one should let that man be sad, ever. EVER! He should be able to get away with whatever as long as he's happy and smiling. Swift and excruciating pain to anyone that upsets him and makes him sad! That was a depressing clip to watch :'(
I get a little bit of relief while reading that I wasn't the only one that cried my heart out after watching this. I was in a complete chill-full-of-laughs mood then suddenly got absolutely destroyed and crying was unstoppable. This is a masterpiece
When he said, "I had a good run here," I died. And then they brought the office back to the way it used to be.
I have dubbed this episode the Large Sad Ron Collider, because it completely caught me out. Was not expecting sad, lonely Ron, nevermind for it to be so affecting.
"Your metaphors are so beautiful"
Sit down folks. I got some story for y'all.
5 years ago (after graduation) I started working for a bank. My actual plan was just to spend a year then go to law school after. I have no intentions of making friends. Just plain work. Then I met this group. Most of us are fresh grads and has the world on each and everyone's hands. We bonded every weekends and had numerous legendary stories. I met the love of my life in this group of friends as well. Then as years go by, one by one they left the company for a better opportunity. 5 years later boom I'm the only one left. We still meet atleast once a year. But the look Ron showed when he looked outside then realized that he doesn't know any of these fools striked me the most. I'm on the verge of resigning from my current job. I'm currently taking masters. But dam it I just miss the workplace when the gang was complete. I understand that we must move on and continue with our lives but tbh i just miss being with the friends whom i care the most.
I AM LITERALLY CRYING
I cried and my heart sank during this scene. It also made me a bit pissed off at Leslie because of it XD. This is one my favorite episodes by far.
I almost liked this, but then I saw your profile pic
:(
Ron’s face when he’s looking at all the characters that we the audience don’t recognize either… 💔
This show is incredible
It amazes me that the creators of the show basically had to fight with NBC to get Nick Offerman on the show. He was a strong, and in some cases, stronger character than Amy Poehler at times. I mean that as praise, as Poehler nailed her role. Ron Swanson is one of TV's best creations, and no one could have portrayed him better than Nick.
One of the realest, most honest scenes in all of television
This scene really breaks your heart doesn't it 🥺 for the first time to see to see Ron be vulnerable like that and trying to reach out to his friends and not get anything in return...it made my heart heavy and you don't usually expect a scene like this from parks and rec,this just hits you hard
i've now watched this scene 4 times and i swear, i'm so freaking close to tears every time.
2:27 I love how Leslie knew Ron so well that she figured out what he was going to say, but Ron said it first so that she wouldn't have to, not just because he's taking responsibility for himself, but because he doesn't want her to feel any more guilty.
He purposefully got Terry's name right. Thats deep.
i Just realized that parks and recreation have more than six seasons. I feel like i've discovered america
And this is how comedy and drama can co-exist and create uplifting and memorable television.
This scene made me cry
WHO THE HELL KEEPS CUTTING THESE ONIONS
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I nearly cried.
I'm never watching the final season of Parks and Rec. If this made me cry, can't fathom how much that would.
Honestly, this is my favorite episode of the series.
You really should watch it. The final season will make you feel really sad at times, but it'll also bring you great joy and happiness. And a lot of bittersweet nostalgia.
this moment in Parks and Rec, and when Michael Left in the Office is the most emotional i have ever been watching TV
THIS is integrity. The characters aren't just grandfathered in, the actors still show true commitment and knowledge of their characters. It's hard not to feel pain when watching this. Nick Offerman is brilliant in every scene with Swanson. Always has been.
This was Ron's " Swanson's of anarchy" best moment.
Dammit, I choke on my tears and my heart hurts every time I see this scene and the one when he's in the lake at the end. bravo, excellent!
It's been years and this clip still makes me cry
I recently watch this episode and make me cry. Already one of my favourite moments of the show Ron and Leslie's friendship is amazing
This was such a great episode.
The feels!
I think this could be the best episode of the entire series, I really enjoy when a comedy gets serious like in this scen. Love this season, so sad it's going to end, I hope they'll make a reunion of somekind in 10 years
You know this is a really satisfying conclusion of Ron's arc. That he actually did care for the people he worked with. It's sad but also necessary to show that he wants to be with friends.
Parks and rec is one of the best shows ever. Not only because it was so clever and hilarious, but for also being able to pump out more serious, emotional scenes like this. Gets me every time.
Ron’s look at 1:09 is the saddest thing in the show. :(
This was one of the best episodes ever
they made me cry, i love their friendship
I remember I cried the first time after he said “I just didn’t recognize anyone”. And I still cry every time I watch it.
I love these two together! Nobody handles Ron like Leslie Knope!
This was the sweetest episode
"It was a punctuation mark on a sentence already written". Such a beautiful sentence.
Damn, this video is 5 years old? This scene still hits as hard as it did then. Time flies so fast. So many people come and go so fast and you just want it all to stay the same so you can be happy and the present just won't hold still and stop becoming the future without you.
This scene is perfection. I have no idea how to describe it's awesomeness in words.