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We’re now less than 5 days from the world premier of Parks and Recreation on NBC, and we have a sneak peek of a few clips from Thursday night’s show. Click here to watch the videos.

The very last video is Amy Poehler talking about what she thinks of the show, and it’s my favorite video. From the other clips, it looks very promising and I’m excited for Thursday night.

We will have a full review of the show, what happened, and our critique of the new show.

Speaking of fun, can you talk about your upcoming project with Amy Poehler?

Rashida Jones: Now that is fun, yeah. It’s called ‘Parks and Recreation’ and it comes on April 9th on NBC and it is a comedy about local government and the challenges you face when trying to actually execute any kind of project on a city level.

It was amazing how mysterious they kept what the show was going to be about.

Rashinda Jones: I know. That was insane.

People were wondering if it was going to be an ‘Office’ spin-off. Was it always mysterious to you as well?

Rashida Jones: Completely, honestly. I was kind of hold for it not knowing anything about it, not being told anything about it and not knowing if I was even going to get to do it and I actually found out as everyone else found out. It was like, ‘Is it really a spin-off?’ I had to call people and get confirmation, but I do understand their need to keep it under wraps because they don’t want people’s expectations to be anything that they’re not or should be for the show.

And is it a spin-off?

Rashida Jones: No. It is not a spin-off.

So it’s a clearly a separate universe?

Rashida Jones: It is a separate universe. It takes place in Indiana.

Is it the same kind of mockumentary shooting style, following the characters around?

Rashida Jones: Yes. Similar style, but the difference is that you kind of don’t know why the crew is following ‘The Office’ and you can kind of tell a little more on this one because there’s sort of like or it feels like two crews. One is following me who’s like the concerned citizen with the complaint and then the other crew is following Amy Poehler’s character who’s like the city official, looking inside on city government. They kind of converge as we converge as friends.

You work on the show with Aziz Ansari who is brilliant.

Rashida Jones: Yes, totally brilliant. I love him.

Did you know his work before getting on the show and what’s it been like working with him?

Rashida Jones: I did, I did. I’m a big fan of ‘Human Giant’ and he had a little part on ‘I Love You, Man’ which is how we first met. He’s so cool. I mean, I feel like he is young comedy. He’s like the embodiment of young comedy. He’s hilarious and he kind of knows everything and does all his promotion online. He’s twenty six. He is a wonderful improviser and at this stage where we’re still trying to figure out who our characters are it’s such a good thing for someone to have such a strong point of view. His character is kind of a sleeze ball and he’s just constantly hitting on girls. There’s something about Aziz where you don’t feel threatened by him, but you’re still grossed out by his advances. So he’s pretty great.

Amy Poehler and Rashida Jones were spotted filming for “Parks and Recreation” in Sherman Oaks, California. Here are some of the pictures, courtesy of JustJared

It’s time to start getting excited about Parks and Recreation. Right now, it’s set to air on April 9th, 2009 at 8:30 PM EST.

The first Parks and Recreation promo video that aired during the Super Bowl earlier this year.

Here is the second promotional video for “Parks and Recreation” from NBC.