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Feb 11, 2015 · Parks and Rec pulled a lot of old aces out of its sleeve this week in "Pie-Mary," but it fit because the episode itself, given all the campaign nonsense Leslie and Ben had to deal with,...
Leslie's refusal to take part in the "Pie Mary", a pie baking contest for the state's political candidates' wives, becomes a point of controversy. While she originally declines to participate due to its retrogressive nature, Mike Patterson's yellow journalism successfully convince Leslie to reverse herself and participate.
While this sounds incredibly cynical, it’s proven true when the absence of Leslie from a local pie-baking contest, The Pie-Mary (“The last contest winner was June Hartwell’s buttermilk...
Feb 10, 2015 · The Pie-mary is a Southern Indiana tradition where Congressional candidates' wives face off in a pie-baking contest. The last contest winner was June Hartwell's buttermilk meringue. Last contest loser was all women. Leslie would be the first candidate's wife not to enter the Pie-mary.
Parks and Recreation S07E09 "Pie-Mary" Episode Discussion thread Description: Leslie and Ben come under scrutiny for participating in an old Pawnee tradition; April and Ron go on a scavenger hunt; and Donna and Garry take a stroll down memory lane.
Feb 18, 2015 · Enter season seven, episode nine titled “Pie-Mary” — the most feminist episode in “Parks and Recreation” history. The premise of the episode is that each congressional candidate’s wife must compete in a pie-making contest. Since Ben is a candidate, Leslie feels pressured to participate.
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Feb 28, 2015 · I love that “Pie-Mary” skewered the #YesAllWomen and #NotAllMen movement in a way that was peppered with absurdism. It’s a freaking pie contest, for crying out loud. However, it managed to roast the movement in a pro-feminism way.
