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“It’s like a wonderland of education,” he said of his alma mater. “When I was there, it was all dumb kids.”

After seven seasons, a slew of time-slot shuffles, and 123 episodes, it has come down to this.

”Do you have any furniture at all left in your house?” the Indy-born TV host asked The General.

Relocations, expirations, and one spectacular celebrity cameo

Surrounded by stars, he took a shot at how many times he’s taken a hit on the football field.

This week’s episodes truly feel like the beginning of the end for the show.

Via @GoIndyGo: “You know Indy is a world class city when we can handle the President of the United States and @DaveCoulier on the same day.”

“Larry Bird” makes a return appearance on Comedy Central’s The Kroll Show.

It’s a relationship-heavy episode. A relationshep? Relationschlepping?

“What we do is similar to Whose Line Is It Anyway?—we make it up on the spot. We ask the audience for scenes, and then we go from there.”

Leslie: “I think this town is losing its charm, and [it] has too much kale now. One place asked me if I wanted kale in my milkshake. My milkshake, you guys.”

“‘The Playboy of Indiana,’ Tim Durham dates exotic models, owns 80 sports cars, all bankrolled by a $200 million fraud.”

Team Knope is foiled again by Team Swanson, and then Leslie and Ron are forced to at least feign reconciliation. Yep, it’s another ep of Parks and Rec.

A prop from a new episode could revive interest in a long-lost bit of Indiana history.

Keen watchers here might have noticed some subtle Hoosier winks among the blatant ones.