
Here’s what we know about Parks and Recreation‘s Jerry Gergich: that’s not his real name, he loves Comic Sans, and he has a massive penis, which explains how he was able to bag superbabe Christie Brinkley, who’s slowly making her way through the entirety of NBC’s Thursday night lineup. (YOU’RE NEXT, Toby Flenderson.)
He also has three daughters, only one of whom we’ve met. And we’ll never forget her. Oh, dearest Millicent, your name sounds like a forgotten Simon and Garfunkel song and your beauty, as graceful as a Ladysmith Black Mambazo solo that never ends. The “Leningrad” lady and her kin will appear in tomorrow night’s episode of Parks and Rec, the show’s last until mid-January, which NBC has released a clip from. The official Warming Glow response: *pounds table* Aubrey Plaza is a very attractive lady, but she looks like a rotten fruitcake that’s been left behind the radiator for too long compared to the Gergich Trio. For once, Jerry, you done good.
(Via NBC)



Before I watched the clip I thought the brunette in the back left corner was supposed to be the third daughter, who presumably takes after Jerry, and I thought: “That’s just mean.”
Shit that was my first thought too. Now I have to watch the video.
Christie Brinkley is 58 years old. I can’t even….
Seconded. Still looks better than half the 20somethings in Hollywood.
SHUT UP Jerry!
… Oh god that clip just gave me diabetes.
Good for you Jerry.
You would do well to take back your comment about the lovely Miss Plaza, sir. TEAM BRUNETTE FOREVER!
Well spoken good sir
“Aubrey Plaza is a very attractive lady, but she looks like a rotten fruitcake that’s been left behind the radiator for too long compared to the Gergich Trio.”
You shut up about my future imaginary wife Kurp you ignorant slut. I knew there was a reason I keep on mailing you those mutilated cats with “bring back Matt” spelled out with their entrails!
I’ve been storing them for my future wife: [www.uproxx.com]
Dammit, Jerry!
Josh, thanks for the Billy Joel shout out. I’m one of those weird people who’s parents raised him on the Piano Man’s music and therefore love it.
My mom’s from Long Island, so: yup.