Top 5 Entertainment 720 Moments in Parks and Recreation

Are you a Parks and Recreation fan who loves watching the antics of the lovable cast? If so, you’ll likely have a soft spot in your heart for the infamous Entertainment 720. The entertainment company was founded by Tom Haverford and Jean-Ralphio Saperstein, and although it eventually went bankrupt in spectacular fashion, it left us with some of the show’s most iconic moments. In this article, we’ll be taking a look at the top 5 Entertainment 720 moments in Parks and Recreation.

1. “The Cones of Dunshire” Board Game

By far, one of the most memorable moments of the entire show was when Ben Wyatt becomes obsessed with creating a board game called “The Cones of Dunshire.” The game is said to be incredibly complicated and, as we learn, ultimately impossible to play correctly. While Entertainment 720 didn’t directly bring about this moment, it was Tom and Jean-Ralphio’s casual attitude towards creating things with no real substance that inspired Ben’s insane game creation.

2. Jerry’s Retirement Party

Few moments in Parks and Recreation are as touching as the one where Jerry retires, and the gang throws him a party. Tom and Jean-Ralphio show up to the party, and to no one’s surprise, they are hired to provide entertainment. They show up with their DJ equipment, and even though they get the music wrong at the start, they eventually get the party started. Seeing Jerry dance along to their tunes provides a heartfelt and comedic moment for the show.

3. Entertainment 720 Presents: “Punch-Face Champion”

One of Entertainment 720’s more absurd ventures was when they tried to create and pitch a show called “Punch-Face Champion.” The show is essentially a competition where two contestants punch each other in the face until someone submits. While the show is entirely ridiculous and it never gets made, the pitch itself is hilarious to watch.

4. Tom Haverford Speaks on Entrepreneurship

It’s no secret that Tom Haverford was ambitious. Still, Entertainment 720 brought that ambition to new heights – like when Tom was invited to speak at a local college about entrepreneurship. Tom’s talk is essentially just him promoting his company and his overly confident attitude, but it’s hilarious to see how seriously he takes the opportunity.

5. The Swag-Light

Tom and Jean-Ralphio were all about luxury, and that extended to the office space they shared. One of their more ridiculous acquisitions was a chandelier that had the word “SWAG” spelled out in gold letters. The Swag-Light was a symbol of everything that Entertainment 720 stood for – extravagance, style, and, of course, swag.

Conclusion

Entertainment 720 characters may have been a bit ridiculous, but they provide fans of the show with some of its most memorable moments. From the absurd board game to the increasingly ridiculous business ventures, Entertainment 720 will undoubtedly go down as a favorite of the series. While the company ultimately fails, its influence on the show will live on for years to come.