The former Arrested Development star will play a possible suitor for Poehler’s character Leslie, Entertainment Weekly says.

The actor’s episode will air in early 2010 and will also feature Justin Theroux.

You can watch this episode in its entirety tonight, Mon., Sep. 21, @ 7/6c on Bravo.

The episodes will lead into the first two episodes of the second season of Poehler’s NBC comedy, Parks and Recreation, which airs at 8:30PM.

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Have you checked out Amy Poehler’s new TV comedy yet?

The SNL alum dropped by The TODAY Show this morning to gab about Parks & Recreation, airing Thursdays @ 8:30PM on NBC.

Amy Poehler’s new NBC comedy series, Parks And Recreation has been shrouded in secrecy for months, but with the series premiere only weeks away, the former Saturday Night Live vet has decided that the time is right to drop a few tidbits on the mockumentary style comedy.

Did you know President Obama provided some of the inspiration for the show?

“I play Leslie Knope, the head of the parks department in a small town—and her dream is to build a new park. When Obama says, ‘Okay America, let’s get to work!’ Leslie is the one who responds, ‘Great! I have all these big ideas!’” Amy says in the April 2009 of GQ.

“Government shows are usually about people making huge decisions super quickly—ya know, those big walk-and-talk shots down the halls of the White House. We wanted to explore the small ways in which people try to make a difference and fail—in a mockumentary style, like ‘The Office.’”

Parks And Recreation, from the writers and creators of The Office, premieres next month on NBC.

There are already major problems plaguing Amy Poehler’s new NBC series.

Parks & Recreation, a spin-off of The Office, premieres April 9.

Saturday Night Live alum Amy Poehler will debut in her new television comedy Parks & Recreation on NBC in April.

“It’s about local government people who have a project and are trying to fix things up — and the problems they run into,” executive producer Greg Daniels says.

Mark your calendars, Amy Poehler fans.

At 8:30 PM on April 9, the former Saturday Night Live star will debut her new NBC comedy, Public Service. The new series was originally slated to debut after the Super Bowl, will feature Amy as a mid-level local government official.

NBC bosses revealed the plot of SNL alum Amy Poehler’s new untitled sitcom during the annual television critics conference in Los Angeles on Wednesday.

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Amy Poehler said goodbye to Saturday Night Live this weekend.

The farewell came during Amy’s signature Weekend Update news segment, in which she appeared with Seth Meyers.

“I just want to take a moment to thank everybody. This is my last show,” the comedienne explained. “It has been an amazing experience to be here. Being able to do over 140 shows with my friends and my family has been a dream come true.”

“Anyway, I would like to say thank you to everybody. I love you and I will miss all of you so much.”

Amy, 37, welcomed her first son with actor Will Arnett last October. She first appeared on Saturday Night Live in 2001.