Dark Mode
Television Series Performance Data
Product Reviews & Feedback
Tags and Keywords
Trusted By
"No reviews yet"
Free
About
The data collates statistics and ratings for all 126 episodes of the TV series Parks and Recreation, created by Greg Daniels and Michael Schur. It serves as a resource for researchers, data scientists, and fans interested in studying the show’s performance metrics and production lineage over its seven-season run. The underlying content was derived from IMDb TV episode datasets and information scraped from Wikipedia.
Columns
- season: Indicates the season number for the corresponding episode.
- episode_num_in_season: The sequential number of the episode within its specific season.
- episode_num_overall: The overall episode number within the entire series, ranging from 1 to 125 (or 126).
- title: The name assigned to the episode (e.g., Galentine's Day).
- directed_by: Lists the credited director of the episode (e.g., Dean Holland or Michael Schur).
- written_by: Lists the credited writers of the episode (e.g., Michael Schur or Harris Wittels).
- original_air_date: The date the episode was initially broadcast.
- us_viewers: The reported number of US viewers during the original broadcast, ranging from 2.39 million to 6.77 million.
Distribution
The primary data file, typically available in CSV format, is approximately 9.36 kB in size and provides a tabular structure. It contains 8 columns and 125 valid records.
Usage
This data is ideal for comparative analysis, such as joining episode statistics with IMDb ratings to evaluate audience success against critical reception. It can also be used to track the influence of specific directors or writers on viewing figures, or to identify trends in US audience behaviour across the series’ run from 2009 to 2015.
Coverage
The data covers all seven seasons of the series, spanning the original air dates from April 9, 2009, up to February 24, 2015. The metrics, specifically US viewers, focus on audience data pertinent to the United States.
License
CC0: Public Domain
Who Can Use It
The dataset is suitable for beginner data analysts and is a valuable resource for anyone studying Arts and Entertainment data. Intended users include media researchers analysing television statistics, data visualisation specialists illustrating show performance, and fans eager to explore the history of the series.
Dataset Name Suggestions
- Parks and Recreation TV Episode Metrics
- P&R Episode Ratings and Statistics
- Television Series Performance Data
Attributes
Original Data Source: Television Series Performance Data
QUALITYLoading...