Some of Pawnee's residents have shown that they still care about politics, even three years after Parks and Recreation ended.
A number of the show's cast reunited this weekend to take part in the March for Our Lives rally in Washington DC.
Actor Adam Scott, who played Ben Wyatt in the show, tweeted a photo of himself with four of his former castmates at the march.
"Some Pawnee residents met up in DC for #MarchForOurLivesv @evilhag @nataliemorales @billyeichne", he wrote.
In the photo, he's accompanied by Aubrey Plaza, who played Ron Swanson's assistant April Ludgate, and Paul Rudd, who portrayed politician Bobby Newport.
Also posing with their signs were Billy Eichner, who played director of the parks department Craig Middlebrooks, and Natalie Morales, aka bartender Lucy.
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Fans of the show were super excited to see some of the cast back together and praised the actors for going to the rally:
The rally was one of many across the US which called for tighter gun control in the wake of a recent school shooting in Florida which caused the deaths of 17 people.
Other stars who have come out in support of the movement include Paul McCartney, Taylor Swift and Selena Gomez.
This isn't the first time the Parks & Rec cast have shown their political credentials. Amy Poehler, who played Leslie Knope in the show, recently criticised the NRA for using a GIF of her character to thank one of their spokespeople on Twitter.
She replied through the show's creator Michael Schur with a clear and simple message: "Can you tweet the NRA for me and tell them I said f**k off?
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