Question: Who is paid a visit by Leslie and Andy?
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The episode opens with Leslie (Amy Poehler) receiving a speakerphone call about abnormal transactions on her credit card.
The purchases turn out to all be legitimate, but Leslie cancels the card anyway out of embarrassment when Tom (Aziz Ansari) hears about her unusual purchases, including a "bucket of cake", a man pillow in the shape of Daniel Craig, and tuition to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
Later, the parks department and Ann (Rashida Jones) visit neighboring Indiana town Eagleton to help build a playground in a single day, as part of an event by the charity KaBOOM!
There, Leslie and Ann find Ann's ex-boyfriend Andy (Chris Pratt), who claims to be volunteering, but in reality, is coming for the free food.
He tells Leslie and Ann that he now has a home with the drummer of his band.
Leslie is inspired by the energy of the group and its leader Keef (Paul Scheer), which prompts her to take proactive measures in filling in the pit in Pawnee and turning it into a park.
While discussing the matter with her parks department, Mark (Paul Schneider) takes her aside and suggests she simply fill it in without permission.
Leslie decides to take his advice and rents a bulldozer to fill in the pit.
Leslie meets Ann at the pit with the rented bulldozer, which starts filling it in with dirt.
However, they failed to realize Andy was still living in a tent in the pit, and he is injured when mounds of dirt fall on him.
He is taken to the hospital, where Ann is assigned as his nurse.
An angry Ron (Nick Offerman) tells Leslie the town is now open to a large potential lawsuit from Andy, and he sends her to visit him along with their city attorney Scott (H. Jon Benjamin).
Meanwhile, Andy is excited to be near Ann and insists it will lead to them getting back together, but Ann tells him she is very happy dating Mark, who unlike Andy has a job, apartment and future.
A disheartened Andy decides he has to get money to impress Ann.
When Leslie visits, he regretfully tells her he and his attorney Wendell Adams (Chris Tallman) are going to sue Pawnee.
Leslie is convinced she can reason with Andy if they can talk without their lawyers, but Andy will not return her calls.
Finally, Ann calls Andy and asks him to come to her house.
Later that day, he arrives completely naked, having assumed Ann wanted to take him back.
A disgusted Ann leaves the house, leaving Leslie and Andy to talk.
Andy admits he is suing the town in an attempt to win Ann back, and she thinks of a different way he can impress her.
The next day at city hall, Andy tells Leslie and Scott he will drop the lawsuit if they agree to fill in the pit right away.
Scott agrees, unaware it was a trick between Andy and Leslie.
The next day the pit is filled in and turned into a lot, and an impressed Ann waves at Andy while the construction work is going on.
The episode ends with Keef riding a motorboat, revealing his role in KaBOOM!
was an elaborate prank to get the playground built, and announcing he is going to build a hospital in a poor part of China. 
The episode opens with Leslie Knope (Amy Poehler), the deputy director of the Department of Parks and Recreation with six years of experience in the town of Pawnee, Indiana, discussing with a documentary crew her strong belief in the power of government to help other people.
Later, Leslie hosts a community outreach public forum at an elementary school along with her jaded colleague Tom Haverford (Aziz Ansari).
Leslie is enthusiastic despite the low turnout and angry complaints, which she describes as "people caring loudly at me".
Local nurse Ann Perkins (Rashida Jones) complains about a giant pit near her house, which was dug out by a condominium developer that went bankrupt in the middle of the construction project.
Ann says that her boyfriend Andy Dwyer (Chris Pratt) broke both his legs after falling into the pit, and she demands something be done about it.
Leslie is inspired by the challenge and makes a "pinky promise" that she will fill in the pit and build a park on the land.
Leslie seeks advice from city planner Mark Brendanawicz (Paul Schneider), who feels the project would prove practically impossible due to the logistics and bureaucratic red tape, but Leslie is undeterred.
Leslie later fondly tells the documentary crew that she and Mark made love five years ago, but Mark only vaguely recalls the encounter.
Leslie, Tom and uninterested intern April Ludgate (Aubrey Plaza) visit Ann and meet Andy, a lazy and demanding musician whom she is forced to wait on and support financially.
Afterward, Leslie and Ann visit the pit, which Leslie accidentally falls into as Tom and April make fun of her.
Ann quickly provides medical assistance.
Afterward, Leslie leaves, and Ann tells the documentary crew, "She's a little doofy, but she's sweet".
Some time later, Leslie asks her boss Ron Swanson (Nick Offerman) for permission to form an exploratory committee for the pit project.
Ron initially refuses, but eventually agrees to consider it so that Leslie will leave his office.
Ron explains that he does not want the Parks Department to build any parks because he believes government is a waste of money, and that all government should be privatized and run by corporations for profit.
Leslie repeatedly pesters Ron about the park project, but he refuses to commit.
Meanwhile, Tom and April continue to make fun of Leslie, much to the displeasure of Mark.
Mark, who tells the documentary crew he is impressed that Leslie has somehow maintained her optimism about government for six years, secretly asks Ron to give her the park project.
Mark said doing so would return a favor Ron owes him for unspecified reasons.
Leslie and Ann are extremely excited about the new exploratory subcommittee, and the department celebrates by getting drunk.
Despite her skepticism about politics and government, a drunken Ann pledges to do whatever it takes to help get the pit filled in, "even if it takes two months".
The episode ends with Ron explaining to the documentary crew how he makes his office as uninviting as possible. 
A remorseful Leslie (Amy Poehler) tells a group of Recreation Center teachers the Pawnee budget has been cut by $1,000, and five of their classes will have to be cut, but exactly which classes has not yet been determined.
Later, Leslie and Justin Anderson (Justin Theroux), who have been dating for weeks, have another excellent date in Indianapolis.
At the end of the night, they decide their next date will be in Pawnee, and Leslie feels pressure to make their date equally exciting.
While talking later with Ann (Rashida Jones), Leslie decides to host a dinner party at her home with all her interesting friends.
She invites Mark (Paul Schneider), Tom (Aziz Ansari) and Ron (Nick Offerman), specifically excludes Jerry (Jim O'Heir), and asks Andy (Chris Pratt) to work as the waiter.
Andy agrees, even though he hates Justin, Ann's former crush, and Mark, her current boyfriend.
Ann comes to Leslie's house, and finds it full of stacks of boxes, papers and garbage.
When they find themselves unable to clean it, Leslie calls Maria Portlesman (Bonita Friedericy), who teaches cleaning courses at the recreation center.
She declines payment and hints she would prefer preferential treatment when Leslie cuts the classes, despite Leslie's assurance this will not happen.
When Leslie realizes she has not prepared any food for the party, she calls a culinary teacher from the recreation center.
Later, at the party, Andy complains about Justin to April (Aubrey Plaza), who makes Andy happy when she proposes putting chewed up gum in Justin's pockets.
Eventually, Tom's ex-wife Wendy (Jama Williamson) arrives.
Tom expresses anger that Leslie invited her, especially because Ron is romantically interested in her.
When Ron impresses Wendy by eating a hot red pepper, Tom attempts to eat a bigger one, but has to run to the bathroom in pain immediately.
When Justin starts yawning, a worried Leslie calls in other recreation center teachers to make the party more interesting, including a belly-dancer, a fencer, a cartoonist and an origami teacher.
Eventually, an accounting teacher arrives, believing demonstrations are being held to determine which class will be cut, much to the anger of Ron.
He gives a very boring accounting lecture, which puts Justin to sleep.
The next day, Leslie is before the Pawnee Disciplinary Committee on charges of abuse of power.
Leslie calls Justin as a witness and questions him as to whether he enjoyed the party, to which he answers an emphatic yes.
Afterward, the committee rules no further action will be taken, mainly because Leslie turned herself in and paid $1,000 restitution to the recreation center so no classes would be cut.
When Ann asks why she did it, Leslie said it was to get an honest answer from Justin about the date, under penalty of perjury.
The episode ends with Justin encouraging Tom to ask Wendy out. 
Ben flourishes in his new job on a congressional campaign in Washington DC, as does April who he brought along as an intern.
Leslie and Andy visit Ben and April, and Leslie begins to feel self conscious about her small town job.
Leslie begins working as a City Councillor, but finds opposition in her fellow councilmen, particularly Councilman Jamm, who becomes her arch enemy.
Andy begins training to become a cop with help from Chris.
Tom tries to find a new business idea.
Ron meets Diane, a woman who needs help fixing a pothole, and begins dating her despite being intimidated by her two young daughters.
Jennifer offers Ben a job on another campaign in Florida, much to Leslie's displeasure, but Ben turns it down and returns to Pawnee, surprising Leslie by proposing to her.
She happily says yes.
Ben's divorced parents come to their engagement party and argue the whole time.
April proposes turning Lot 48 into a dog park, which bothers Leslie, but they compromise.
Tom starts a business renting high end clothing to teenagers.
Ben wants to bring in an architect from Eagleton to help with the park, now called the Pawnee Commons, which is hard for Leslie to accept.
Ann decides she's ready to be a single mom and begins searching for sperm donors.
Leslie and Ben plan a fundraising event for the Pawnee Commons, and decide to have an impromptu wedding that night.
When Jamm ruins the ceremony, Ron punches him, and the wedding recommences in City Hall.
Andy finds out he failed the cop test.
Ann, seeing Chris console Andy in a fatherly way, decides she would like to have her baby with him.
Leslie continues pushing forward with much resistance from Jamm.
Ben gets a job with Sweetums, heading their charity foundation, and hires Andy as an assistant.
Jerry retires from the Parks Department but comes back to work a few hours per week.
A mystery person rips off Tom's business idea and offers to buy his business off of him.
Angry locals, led by Jamm, call for Leslie to be recalled from office.
Andy goes on a hunt to find out who is pregnant, and it is revealed to be Diane.
Leslie (Amy Poehler) is proud that her mother, school system employee Marlene Knope (Pamela Reed), is to receive a public service award during an upcoming banquet.
Ann (Rashida Jones), excited to go to a social event after spending so much time taking care of her injured, freeloading boyfriend Andy (Chris Pratt), is told by Leslie to dress very formally.
Leslie visits an old-fashioned barber, who unbeknownst to her only gives men's haircuts; she is given a very short, mannish hairstyle, which she is very proud of.
Leslie and Ann, who is extremely overdressed in an expensive pink dress, arrive together at the banquet, where they are mistaken for a lesbian couple by many of the attendees.
Tom (Aziz Ansari) sucks up to Marlene during his banquet speech, while Ron (Nick Offerman) sticks to a "fact-based" speech ("It is true that you have won this award.
")Leslie sees Jeanine Restrepo (Loretta Fox), an influential zoning board member who could help Leslie with her plans to turn the Sullivan Street pit into a park.
Leslie is too nervous to approach her, so she practices with Mark (Paul Schneider), who teasingly pinches her nose because he says as Jeanine, "I can do whatever I want"; Ann pinches Mark's nose and Leslie pinches Ann's, and Mark summarizes, "It's fun to pretend to be zoning board members."
Marlene suggests Leslie try sucking up to Jeanine in her speech, but it comes across awkwardly when Leslie claims to "love" Jeanine.
When Leslie tries to approach her later, Jeanine suggests Leslie make an appointment with her secretary.
Marlene says this means Jeanine is blowing them off, and tells Leslie to blackmail Jeanine with the knowledge that her husband has a DUI offense in Illinois.
Leslie shares the advice with Ann, who says she believes it is unethical and wrong; offended, Leslie accuses Ann of pampering Andy.
("He's got three crutches, and one of them is you.
And the other two are crutches.")
Ann storms off.
Tom wants to go bar-hopping with Mark, who leaves even though he is enjoying hanging out with Leslie and Ann.
Tom wears a goofy orange hat at the bar, which he calls "peacocking", or standing out in a public setting like a peacock.
The two talk to women at the bar, but Mark finds them boring and he leaves Tom alone.
Ron enjoys the banquet's bacon-wrapped shrimp, "my number one favorite food, wrapped around my number three favorite food".
Leslie confronts Jeanine about her husband's DUI, but when Jeanine grows angry, Leslie is unable to go through with the blackmail; Jeanine splashes water in Leslie's face, and she leaves ashamed.
Leslie visits Ann and apologizes, and Ann acknowledges Leslie was partially right about Andy.
The two hug and Andy gets angry because he thought Leslie was "a dude" due to her haircut.
Mark comes back to the banquet hall to find Ann and Leslie, but is disappointed to see the banquet is over.