Aziz Ansari parks and recreation The character Tom Haverford is known for his love of fashion and lifestyle trends as well as his (often misguided) entrepreneurship – so what happened to him after the series ended? Ansari played Tom Haverford on the NBC sitcom for seven years before it ended in 2015, and a short in the series’ finale offered a glimpse into Tom’s future.
Tom is known in the Pawnee Parks Department as a underdog because he is often too busy exploring his business ventures to focus on his government position. during his tenure parks and recreation, Tom founded several companies that perished, including Entertainment 720 and Rent-A-Swag. Tom is also very conscious of his appearance, especially when it comes to attracting women. He specifically dated Ann, Mona Lisa and Nadia. The sarcastic park worker finally decides to settle down after another chance with Lucy, a woman he’s dated before.
Despite the failure of his previous business, Tom took another risk in Pbox and entertainment Part 6, when he built the restaurant Tom’s Tavern. When the time of the series jumps into the next season, it will be revealed Tom’s Tavern Very popular in town. During a trip to Chicago, Tom reunites with Lucy (Natalie Morales) and convinces her to move back to Pawnee to work at his restaurant. They then rekindled their romance and Tom eventually proposed to Lucy, who accepted. parks and recreation There are some flashy scenes at the end of the episode that show the pair staying together, but they run into some trouble along the way due to Tom’s business decisions.
In the future, Tom decided to franchise and expand Tom’s Tavern, but the attempt was unsuccessful, costing him a lot of money. The failure of the expansion put a little strain on Tom and Lucy’s marriage, but they made it through. Tom used his past failures to write many self-help books that became bestsellers. He also got his rights back Tom’s Tavern After achieving success as a writer.
It’s never been revealed that Tom and Lucy have a baby, but it wouldn’t be surprising to see the couple planning to get married. Tom has finally found a place in life that makes him happy both personally and professionally, and that stability can make him feel stable enough to raise his children. But even if the two decide not to have children, Tom’s life is still more than enough to fill the time.
Tom will certainly maintain relationships with colleagues in his parks department. Leslie, Ron, Andy, April, Donna, even Jerry are important to Tom parks and recreationAlthough they don’t live in Pawnee, Tom and the others try to stay in touch—especially Donna so they can celebrate “Be Kind to Yourself” day every year.