Rob Lowe Reflects on Parenthood and the Potential of ‘Parks and Rec’ Reunion | rETrospective

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Entertainment Tonight published this video item, entitled “Rob Lowe Reflects on Parenthood and the Potential of ‘Parks and Rec’ Reunion | rETrospective” – below is their description.

Rob Lowe walks down memory lane with ET as he reflects on old projects, fatherhood and a potential ‘Parks and Rec’ reunion. Rob Lowe’s four-part series, ‘Liberty or Death: Boston Tea Party,’ is out now.

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