Nick Offerman Announcer at 97th Academy Awards

Nick Offerman, known for his role as Ron Swanson on Parks and Recreation, served as the announcer at the 97th Academy Awards, a role first held by Ronald Reagan in 1953. Offerman's familiar voice added a humorous touch to the ceremony, engaging with host Conan O'Brien in a scripted bit that highlighted O'Brien's debut as an Oscars host. Amy Poehler, Offerman's co-star from Parks and Recreation, also attended the event to present awards for Best Original and Adapted Screenplay. The Oscars ceremony featured a nostalgic nod to Parks and Recreation fans with Offerman's involvement, as his voice is closely associated with his character from the show. Offerman's career spans various roles in film and television, with his distinct voice and persona being key aspects of his appeal. His role at the Oscars was well-received, as fans recognized and appreciated his signature deadpan delivery.