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It's official: Will Arnett will guest-star as a potential love interest for wife Amy Poehler's Lesley Knope character on Parks and Recreation early next year. Glad we got that settled. [EW]
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Hey, what’s that smell? Oh, I know — it’s the ink drying on Will Arnett’s Parks and Recreation contract.
An NBC spokesperson confirms that Arnett will guest star opposite real-life wife, Amy Poehler, on her creatively-resurgent comedy in early 2010. He’ll play a possible suitor for Poehler’s character, Leslie.
Incidentally, Arnett appears in the same episode that
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Will Arnett will join his wife, Amy Poehler, on "Parks and Recreation" later this season.The former "Arrested Development" star will guest-star on an episode of the NBC comedy in January, the network says. He'll be playing an MRI technician, which could put him in the orbit of nurse Ann (Rashida Jones), which would almost inevitably lead to a meeting with Leslie (Poehler). We're spitballing here; NBC hasn't given a full breakdown of the...
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Will Arnett will try to win over real-life wife Amy Poehler in a guest spot on Parks and Recreation, TVGuide.com has confirmed. Will Arnett developing comedy with Arrested Development creator Arnett will play Chris, an MRI technician and possible love ...
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- Will Arnett and Justin Theroux Coming to Parks and Recreation (feedburner.com)
The NBC sitcom "Parks and Recreation" will have a special guest star in early 2010, reports Michael Ausiello at EW.com: star Amy Poehler's husband, actor Will Arnett.Arnett, who was part of the cast of the Fox sitcom "Arrested Development," will appear as a potential suitor for Poehler 's hyper-political, small-town character on "Parks and Recreation."-- Allison J. Waldman
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