Andy Dwyer had an interesting journey in Parks and Recreation was created by Greg Daniels and Michael Schur and debuted on NBC in 2009 and came to an end in 2015 after seven seasons and a lot of changes in the characters’ lives.

Parks and Recreation followed perky bureaucrat alter-egos he created.

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Named The Johnny Karate Super Awesome Musical Explosion Show, it was hosted by Andy as Johnny Karate and had his friends from City Hall as guests, most of them playing characters as well. Here’s what each Parks and Recreation character did in the Johnny Karate Show.

Leslie Knope as Herself

Parks and Recreation Leslie Johnny Karate

Of course, Leslie Knope had a place in the Johnny Karate Show as herself. Johnny had “Five Karate Moves to Success”, which were "make something", "learn something", "karate chop something", "try something new", and "being nice to someone". Leslie’s segment was “try something new”, and in the final episode of the show, she turned it into a tribute to Andy and all he had accomplished, as Andy and April were moving to Washington D.C.

Ron Swanson as Carpenter Ron

Parks and Recreation Ron Johnny Karate Leslie

Believe it or not, Ron Swanson agreed to be on a TV show not exactly as himself but as another version, still pretty close to how he really is. As Carpenter Ron, he took over the “make something” segment and tried to teach Andy how to build stuff. Ron made a shadow box frame as farewell gift for Johnny/Andy, but the latter ended up destroying it, much to Ron’s dismay (though at that point, he should have been used to Andy breaking everything he built).

Ben Wyatt as Professor Smartbrain

Parks and Recreation Johnny Karate Ben Wyatt

“Learn something” was led by Ben Wyatt, who throughout the series did his best to be Andy and April’s voice of reason and guide them through their chaotic lives. Ben turned into Professor Smartbrain, who spent his time in a laboratory and was regularly visited by Johnny. In the final episode of the show, Professor Smartbrain taught Johnny about geography, showing him how long it would take him to get to D.C. if he used a plane, a car, or a train. Sadly for Ben, Andy brought a “boring buzzer” with him and didn’t hesitate to press it whenever he felt Ben was being boring.

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April Ludgate as Herself/April Karate

Parks and Recreation Aubrey Plaza as April Ludgate looking serious

Andy obviously brought his wife April to the show, and gave her a chance to do something that fitted her interests: teaching kids about animals in “April’s Animal Corner”. The final episode of the Johnny Karate Show had April bringing a Goliath Bird-Eating Tarantula and teaching kids about it – problem was, Johnny played hide and seek with the tarantula before the show began and couldn’t find it. The segment then changed to “Loose Animal in the Studio”, which happened too often as they had to run a very long disclaimer that Andy didn’t even read.

Garry Gergich as Mailman Barry

Andy Dwyer as Johnny Karate with Mailman Barry in Parks and Rec

Perhaps the most popular guest character in the Johnny Karate Show was Mailman Barry, played by Garry couldn’t catch a break even when playing a character, but that was part of one of the biggest gags in Parks & Recreation.

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