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Parks and Recreation is back on tonight with two new back-to-back episodes. While the first is said to take place in Washington, D.C. and will feature cameos by real-life politicians, the second, “Pie-Mary,” involves a sub-plot in which “April enlists Ron’s help in solving a mystery,” according to HitFix. An extended version of “Pie-Mary” will be available on Hulu and NBC.com tomorrow morning, but in the meantime, check out this deleted scene that didn’t make the cut in the broadcast version airing tonight.
The scene takes place at Pawnee’s bicentennial Harvest Festival, where Billy Eichner’s Craig has gone to great lengths to put together a scavenger hunt that will challenge even Ron Swanson — calling back his love of puzzles. Craig forgot one thing, though, and it’s that no puzzle is a challenge for Ron Swanson. It’s his curse.