Parks and Recreation has sadly been off our screens for three years now, and we already miss it so much.
Luckily, it seems that our favourite Pawnee local government types are totally up for reuniting, with Amy Poehler admitting they would come back "anytime".
Appearing on Ellen, the Leslie Knope actress and co-star Nick Offerman, aka Ron Swanson, said that a revival could happen... on one condition.
"We said that if Beyonce will play mayor, we'll bring the show back," Offerman revealed, jokingly clarifying: "This is Beyonce Knowles, the singer".
Oh, and they'd also settle for Oprah too. Yes. Please.
But on a serious note, Poehler revealed: "I'll speak for everybody and say we would all do it. We would all do it someday." Let's hope someday is sooner rather than later.
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To be fair, a revival would not be out of the question, especially since the cast have remained close since wrapping-up the show.
Offerman has also said in the past that he would love to revive Ron Swanson, saying: "They're bringing every show back now, maybe they'll want to bring our show back.
"If that were ever to occur, it would be thanks to brains much larger than mine. Brains that I trust with my life. And so, if Mike Schur and Amy Poehler want to bring the show back and they think it's a good idea, I will certainly sign on."
We guess the ball's in your court, Aubrey Plaza, Chris Pratt et al. However, we imagine they're a little busy at the moment with Legion and, in the latter's case, some little-known blockbusters based on dinosaurs and superheroes.
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