Nothing good gets away.

I happen to think Mindy is tremendous. I’m so thrilled to do that show. I’ve been following her for a long time, and she’s a hero of mine.

"We’re gonna miss each other. This show is, for the fans, gonna live on forever. That is the beauty of being a fan of Parks and Recreation, is that anytime you want to see it, you can on Netflix and see it or you can go on your DVR and see it or you can put in your DVD and see it. But for us it’s not about the idea that our show is gonna live forever because that’s not where we enjoy the show, not in the medium of it being shown on television. We enjoy creating it and making it, and that’s coming to an end so that’s very sad for us because, you know, we’re not fans of the show, we are the people who are making the show. Just like life, it’s a beautiful thing but you enter it knowing that it will end one day. Our tears aren’t because we feel like we haven’t lived a full life here on the show, it’s just that it’s coming to an end and it’s very emotional for us." - Chris Pratt

Jane Espenson: But my number one has got to be the Buffy and Spike love story. I think that is just a gorgeous story. How do you follow-up her romance with Angel? I like the romance with Spike better. I’m more interested in the heat between those two characters because I felt Buffy and Angel had romantic love. Spike and Buffy have something so much more complicated that it’s got that romance and all this other stuff on top of it which makes it so interesting for me. TD: Some would say Angel and Buffy really had more of an idealized first love while Spike and Buffy have the more adult, messy, kind of love which is more realistic. Jane Espenson: That’s right. It’s not idealized and it’s just so often ugly and yet when James Marsters does stuff where you look in his face and you go ‘Oh, my God, he loves her so much!’ Ahh! It’s just so wonderful.

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