The Cast of PARKS AND RECREATION Shot a Pilot For a Cheesy Law Show Called PHILLY JUSTICE
May 30, 2025
Amy Poehler revealed this week on a new episode of her podcast, Good Hang with Amy Poehler, that when she was making the fan-favorite series Parks and Recreation, she and her co-stars used to pretend like they were on a cheesy law series that they titled Philly Justice. It went so far that they actually shot a pilot episode, and there has been an unreleased trailer for the show… until now!Poehler released the trailer, and it does not disappoint. It features Poehler, as well as regular series stars Rashida Jones, Adam Scott, Nick Offerman, and Paul Rudd, as well as guest star Kathryn Hahn, and hilariously, The Practice’s Dylan McDermott.It’s a crack up, and with this cast and premise, it’s exactly the show I’d love to binge right now! I wish it really was coming to DVD like it says in the trailer. Check it out below, and enjoy!
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