To call Ron Swanson (Nick Offerman) a man’s man would be nothing short of an understatement. For seven seasons on NBC’s Parks and Recreation, with his rugged individualism, his gruff ...

Like all great sitcom characters, Ron Swanson gets laughs for behaving in a way that the audience recognizes he would behave. We know this man. The writers have given him facets on top of facets.

One thing is for certain: Ron Swanson is consistent, and as the ultimate “man’s man," he never has any qualms about what other people think of him. But for a man of few words, Pawnee's ...

Ron Swanson from Parks and Recreation is a simple man. Or at least, that's what he would have you believe. While the show had amazing cast members and even more amazing guests, the head of the ...

However, Ron was also a man deeply set in his ways, like dining on the Meat Tornado and burying most of his wealth in the woods. The Swanson Pyramid of Greatness isn’t exactly packed with family ...

I always equated having a mustache with being a great man." Michael Schur ... his furniture business in Los Angeles. Naturally, Ron Swanson's top pastime is woodworking. He tutored Lowe's Chris ...

Even Ron Swanson — that’s why I said those fans ... to “Party Down,” where you are a man who is trying to make a government full of Nazis. A: And Bill has a great line that he screams ...

Ron Swanson. The man, the myth, the legend. When “Parks and Recreation” debuted on NBC, the draw for most was Amy Poehler starring in a show from the folks behind “The Office.” Quickly ...

Ron Swanson is a man who is fond of having a simple and uncomplicated life. He loves steak, wood-working and a good bottle of whisky. Despite working in local government, he hates the concept of it.

I still get my milk delivered by horse. If there is any quote that perfectly sums up Ron Swanson, it's this one. He's a man of principle and a man stuck in his ways. He's also a man stuck in the ...