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It’s the week of comedic women. Tina Fey, Chelsea Handler, Whitney Cummings and, taking the cake, Amy Poehler.

This week’s episode of Parks and Recreation is chock-full of hilarity with Ron (Nick Offerman) questioning his manhood, April (a parks department intern played by Aubrey Plaza) becoming a wizard and a political scandal during a bowling party for Leslie’s campaign.

With the Parks department backing Leslie in her quest to represent Pawnee in government, Leslie gets stuck on one potential voter’s comment: “I wouldn’t go bowling with her.” After compiling a scarily giant binder of information regarding the voter (Steve), Leslie throws a bowling party to appear more laidback and fun.

Back at headquarters, Jerry, Andy, Donna, April and Chris all work the phones collecting money to back the campaign, with April becoming unusually competitive in an attempt to beat Chris and kill his happiness. Tom embarrasses Ron with his bowling techniques, but surprises with his high scores.

In a time where there can be too much stress and worry in a week, taking 20 minutes to watch fan-favorite personalities bumble through their own workday results in much- needed tears, stomachaches and shortness of breath. All symptoms from the best cause: too much laughter.