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S3E7 · Harvest Festival

With the fate of her entire department hinging on the success of the Harvest Festival, Leslie deals with last-minute problems with a Wamapoke tribal leader, who threatens to put a curse on the event. Meanwhile, April is upset with Andy, while Ann gets romantic advice from an unlikely source.

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The day of the harvest festival has arrived and everything seems to be going well. However, when a local Native American tribe leader ( Jonathan Joss ) is offended by the festival's location (on the site of a battle where members of his tribe were brutally murdered by white colonizers), the local press becomes fixated on the story of a supposed curse on the festival. To make matters worse, Li'l Sebastian, Pawnee's beloved celebrity miniature horse goes missing on Tom's watch. The bad press risks keeping visitors away from the festival, but things get straightened out when Li'l Sebastian is found and Leslie makes peace with the tribe leader. Meanwhile, April tells Andy she loves him, but is displeased when Andy replies, "Awesome-sauce!" instead of "I love you." She later learns, however, that this is Andy's way of expressing love.

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