Parks and Recreation season 5 episode 12 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Ann Perkins, embracing a new philosophy of dating herself, tries unconventional food choices and documents her life adventures, including skydiving. She decides to become a mother and considers sperm donors, causing concern for her friend Leslie Knope. Meanwhile, Leslie lends her clothes to someone struggling with public speaking, who eventually finds confidence in their own style. Amidst these personal journeys, the group also faces humorous challenges in selecting a caterer for Leslie's wedding.
Full Episode S05E12 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Ann's new approach to life?
Ann is dating herself and trying new things, documented on her blog.
Why did Ann choose oatmeal and catfish for breakfast?
She orders one typical item and one she would never usually order.
What activity did Ann try and share on her blog?
Ann went skydiving and shared her experience of extreme terror.
Why is Ann planning to visit a sperm bank?
Ann wants to become a mother and is ready to do it on her own.
What does Leslie think about Ann's decision to become a mother?
Leslie supports Ann but is concerned she may be rushing into motherhood.
How do the group's food preferences vary at the wedding catering tasting?
Each person has a different favorite among the three caterers' offerings.
How does Tom critique the caterers' presentations?
He humorously comments on their culinary storytelling.
Who do Ann and Leslie encounter at the sperm bank?
They meet Sewage Joe, a former city employee.
Why does Leslie lend her clothes to someone?
To help them mimic her style for a public forum.
How does Ann plan to interview potential sperm donors?
She intends to interview men she knows under the guise of a health blog.
Why does Leslie worry about Ann's choice of a sperm donor?
Leslie fears Ann might settle for a less ideal donor.
What is Ann's decision regarding a sperm donor?
Ann decides on Howard Tuttleman (The Douche) as her donor.
How does Leslie confront Howard about his role as a potential donor?
Leslie confronts Howard on his radio show in a comedic situation.
What challenges are faced at the public forum?
The forum faces odd questions and a need for the host to embrace their own style.
What is the resolution between Ann and Leslie regarding the sperm donor?
They agree to use Leslie's methodical, binder-based approach for choosing a donor.