NOW SEE THIS: "Parks and Recreation is the Wu-Tang of Comedy" featuring ?uestlove

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NOW SEE THIS: "Parks and Recreation is the Wu-Tang of Comedy" featuring ?uestlove

POSTED: Thursday, January 14, 2010, 8:00 PM

Filed Under: Music | Night Watch | TV Watch

It's not a good day out there. Not for the Haitian community or their families living elsewhere. Nor for the family and fans of Teddy Pendergrass, of which we consider ourselves one having spoken with for him on more than one occasion. Maybe we could use a laugh.

Our favorite Twit(ter), drummer and the only man on late night television not quaking in his boots, Philly's ?uestlove, takes part in a Funny or Die skit with Wu-Tang Clan leader and Quentin Tarantino pal RZA where the percussionist and the rapper/producer make their own NBC TV screen test for Parks and Recreation. RZA stars, ?uest narrates and if the actual Amy Poehler show was this hilarious I wouldn't dare step out during my weekly TiVo-ing of it.

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