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Leslie Knope on Galentine's Day, 2014; courtesy NBC As NBC's Parks and Recreation enters its final season, we must prepare ourselves to say goodbye to Amy Poehler’s lovable character, Leslie Knope: an overachieving government ingénue-slash-powerhouse known for her optimism and attention to detail. And what better way to honor councilwoman Knope than to celebrate Galentine’s Day this year?

c. Fox Broadcasting Corp. If the names Mulder and Scully mean nothing to you, then your whole life has been a lie . . . But don’t worry, "the truth is out there," and The X-Files are still open for anyone who wants to believe. In 1993, Fox was a fledgling network and actors, David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson got their start playing FBI agents, Fox Mulder and Dana Scully investigating paranormal activity for The X-Files every week.

It was the long walks Talbot and Fails took through “the roller-coaster hills of Bernal Heights” that inspired this project. As Talbot came to know Fails’ life story -- shaped by upheaval throughout San Francisco -- the more strongly he felt it needed to be told. Talbot believes it is precisely because Fails grew up in so many “different worlds” within San Francisco that he is able to have a distinct personality in this film while also speaking to the universal feeling of being an outcast.