The next season of “Parks and Recreation” will be its last, NBC said.
The Amy Poehler-led comedy just ended its sixth season with a dramatic flashforward that took the characters three years into the future.
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The ending isn’t much of a surprise: Executive producer Michael Schur said last month that the show was likely near its end.
The network slipped the news into a Sunday news release that detailed its entire 2014-15 schedule, in which NBC entertainment president Jennifer Salke mentioned “the final season of ‘Parks and Recreation.’”
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Poehler remains very much in business with NBC: She and her brother Greg Poehler are executive producing the upcoming summer comedy “Welcome to Sweden.”