"Parks and Recreation" season 6 is back tonight! After nearly a month-long hiatus, find out where you can watch "Parks and Recreation" season 6 tonight via free stream, to catch episodes 6 and 7, where Leslie and Ben will be partying on roller skates.

In case you can't make it to your TV, watch episodes 6 and 7 of "Parks and Recreation" season 6 online tonight via free stream here.

In episode 6, titled "Filibuster," Leslie plans a big birthday bash for Ben, in typical Knope fashion. She decides to throw him a 90s-themed roller skate party, IGN reports. Unfortunately, the birthday celebrations are put on hold when she has to try to stop Councilman Jamm's latest move in the "Recall Knope" movement, with a late night filibuster.

Leslie, played by Amy Poehler, is thus forced to leave the roller skate party and rush to City Hall to start a filibuster - while still in her skates.

"We had a lot of fun, but we're a lot older than when we used to be on roller skates," Poehler said, IGN reports.

Adam Scott, who plays Ben Wyatt, added with a grin, "Amy was really good on roller skates and not shy about it."

"Adam and I had to do a bunch of scenes on roller skates and it was really hard to remember our lines," Poehler added. "Also, this was one of the early episodes where we were calling Jerry 'Larry', which now we're getting better at calling Jerry Larry, but it was very weird to call Jerry Larry and we'd always f**k up and call him Jerry."

Nick Offerman, who plays Ron Swanson, added: "When you plug into the disdain, it says Jerry."

Seems like Jerry is the brunt of a joke even amongst the actors of "Parks and Recreation."

Episode 7 of season 6 will feature the two-week late Halloween special. A haunted house falls on the same night as Leslie's recall vote, leading to more stress than usual for Knope. Ben and Ann step in to form the Leslie Knope Emotional Support Task Force, complete with backrubs, Mstarz reports. Meanwhile, April is missing Andy while he's away in London, so Chris awkwardly tries to hep April by taking Andy's place.

Tune in to watch all the funniness on NBC tonight, at 8pm EST.