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* TheDanza:
** Tracy Morgan as Tracy Jordan; last names rhyme.
** John Lutz plays John Lutz.
** Tina Fey's real first name is Elizabeth ("Tina" coming from her middle name of [[EmbarrassingMiddleName Stamatina]]), of which "Liz" is a nickname.
** Grizz is both the character's and actor's first name.
** Sue LaRoche-Van der Hout is played by Sue Galloway.
* DawsonCasting: Jenna seems to think she's up for an audition as a college freshman on ''GossipGirl'' in "Black Light Attack!". She was actually up for that character's crazy bitch of a mother - who dies of old age at age 42.
** Averted throughout as every actor is the same age as their character with Katrina Bowden possibly even younger than Cerie and every teenager played by an actual teen. Played straight in one instance with twenty-six year old Pheobe Strole as a teen.
** Tina Fey appears as a younger Liz Lemon in a number of flashbacks. In one of them she was ''nine''.
** A relatively minor example appears in "Cougars": Jamie is supposed to be seventeen years younger than Liz, but Val Emmich is only nine years younger than Tina Fey.
** Actually played straight with Kenneth, whose ([[ReallySevenHundredYearsOld apparent]]) age is probably meant to be in range close to Cerie's and who's supposed to pass as Liz's son at one point. Jack McBrayer is young-looking, but he's actually only three years younger than Tina Fey and sixteen years older than Katwina Bowden.
* DescendedCreator: TinaFey was not originally going to star in the show.
* DuelingShows: ''Studio60OnTheSunsetStrip''. ''30 Rock'' won, as Creator/AaronSorkin acknowledges, bitterly, in a later cameo.
* ExecutiveMeddling: In Fey's original treatment the ShowWithinAShow was a newscast; they told her to go ahead and make it a sketch comedy because that's what she knows.* HeyItsThatVoice: "Audition Day" features voice cameos from Christopher Walken, Gilbert Gottfried, and Martin Scorsese.
** Tracy Morgan as Tracy Jordan; last names rhyme.
** John Lutz plays John Lutz.
** Tina Fey's real first name is Elizabeth ("Tina" coming from her middle name of [[EmbarrassingMiddleName Stamatina]]), of which "Liz" is a nickname.
** Grizz is both the character's and actor's first name.
** Sue LaRoche-Van der Hout is played by Sue Galloway.
* DawsonCasting: Jenna seems to think she's up for an audition as a college freshman on ''GossipGirl'' in "Black Light Attack!". She was actually up for that character's crazy bitch of a mother - who dies of old age at age 42.
** Averted throughout as every actor is the same age as their character with Katrina Bowden possibly even younger than Cerie and every teenager played by an actual teen. Played straight in one instance with twenty-six year old Pheobe Strole as a teen.
** Tina Fey appears as a younger Liz Lemon in a number of flashbacks. In one of them she was ''nine''.
** A relatively minor example appears in "Cougars": Jamie is supposed to be seventeen years younger than Liz, but Val Emmich is only nine years younger than Tina Fey.
** Actually played straight with Kenneth, whose ([[ReallySevenHundredYearsOld apparent]]) age is probably meant to be in range close to Cerie's and who's supposed to pass as Liz's son at one point. Jack McBrayer is young-looking, but he's actually only three years younger than Tina Fey and sixteen years older than Katwina Bowden.
* DescendedCreator: TinaFey was not originally going to star in the show.
* DuelingShows: ''Studio60OnTheSunsetStrip''. ''30 Rock'' won, as Creator/AaronSorkin acknowledges, bitterly, in a later cameo.
* ExecutiveMeddling: In Fey's original treatment the ShowWithinAShow was a newscast; they told her to go ahead and make it a sketch comedy because that's what she knows.* HeyItsThatVoice: "Audition Day" features voice cameos from Christopher Walken, Gilbert Gottfried, and Martin Scorsese.
* FakeNationality: The Mexican Salma Hayek as the Puerto Rican Elisa.
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* TheDanza:
** Tracy Morgan as Tracy Jordan; last names rhyme.
** John Lutz plays John Lutz.
** Tina Fey's real first name is Elizabeth ("Tina" coming from her middle name of [[EmbarrassingMiddleName Stamatina]]), of which "Liz" is a nickname.
** Grizz is both the character's and actor's first name.
** Sue LaRoche-Van der Hout is played by Sue Galloway.
* DawsonCasting: Jenna seems to think she's up for an audition as a college freshman on ''GossipGirl'' in "Black Light Attack!". She was actually up for that character's crazy bitch of a mother - who dies of old age at age 42.
** Averted throughout as every actor is the same age as their character with Katrina Bowden possibly even younger than Cerie and every teenager played by an actual teen. Played straight in one instance with twenty-six year old Pheobe Strole as a teen.
** Tina Fey appears as a younger Liz Lemon in a number of flashbacks. In one of them she was ''nine''.
** A relatively minor example appears in "Cougars": Jamie is supposed to be seventeen years younger than Liz, but Val Emmich is only nine years younger than Tina Fey.
** Actually played straight with Kenneth, whose ([[ReallySevenHundredYearsOld apparent]]) age is probably meant to be in range close to Cerie's and who's supposed to pass as Liz's son at one point. Jack McBrayer is young-looking, but he's actually only three years younger than Tina Fey and sixteen years older than Katwina Bowden.
* DescendedCreator: TinaFey was not originally going to star in the show.
* DuelingShows: ''Studio60OnTheSunsetStrip''. ''30 Rock'' won, as Creator/AaronSorkin acknowledges, bitterly, in a later cameo.
* ExecutiveMeddling: In Fey's original treatment the ShowWithinAShow was a newscast; they told her to go ahead and make it a sketch comedy because that's what she knows.* HeyItsThatVoice: "Audition Day" features voice cameos from Christopher Walken, Gilbert Gottfried, and Martin Scorsese.
* FridayNightDeathSlot: ''TGS'' is on at 11:00 PM on Fridays, unless there's wrestling.
* FakeNationality: The Mexican Salma Hayek as the Puerto Rican Elisa.
** Tracy Morgan as Tracy Jordan; last names rhyme.
** John Lutz plays John Lutz.
** Tina Fey's real first name is Elizabeth ("Tina" coming from her middle name of [[EmbarrassingMiddleName Stamatina]]), of which "Liz" is a nickname.
** Grizz is both the character's and actor's first name.
** Sue LaRoche-Van der Hout is played by Sue Galloway.
* DawsonCasting: Jenna seems to think she's up for an audition as a college freshman on ''GossipGirl'' in "Black Light Attack!". She was actually up for that character's crazy bitch of a mother - who dies of old age at age 42.
** Averted throughout as every actor is the same age as their character with Katrina Bowden possibly even younger than Cerie and every teenager played by an actual teen. Played straight in one instance with twenty-six year old Pheobe Strole as a teen.
** Tina Fey appears as a younger Liz Lemon in a number of flashbacks. In one of them she was ''nine''.
** A relatively minor example appears in "Cougars": Jamie is supposed to be seventeen years younger than Liz, but Val Emmich is only nine years younger than Tina Fey.
** Actually played straight with Kenneth, whose ([[ReallySevenHundredYearsOld apparent]]) age is probably meant to be in range close to Cerie's and who's supposed to pass as Liz's son at one point. Jack McBrayer is young-looking, but he's actually only three years younger than Tina Fey and sixteen years older than Katwina Bowden.
* DescendedCreator: TinaFey was not originally going to star in the show.
* DuelingShows: ''Studio60OnTheSunsetStrip''. ''30 Rock'' won, as Creator/AaronSorkin acknowledges, bitterly, in a later cameo.
* ExecutiveMeddling: In Fey's original treatment the ShowWithinAShow was a newscast; they told her to go ahead and make it a sketch comedy because that's what she knows.* HeyItsThatVoice: "Audition Day" features voice cameos from Christopher Walken, Gilbert Gottfried, and Martin Scorsese.
* FridayNightDeathSlot: ''TGS'' is on at 11:00 PM on Fridays, unless there's wrestling.
* FakeNationality: The Mexican Salma Hayek as the Puerto Rican Elisa.
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* PlayingAgainstType:
** Creator/JenniferAniston as a StalkerWithACrush. Though arguably matching her portrayal in certain tabloids.
** Jason Sudeikis as NiceGuy Floyd, which is quite a contrast from the loudmouthed idiots he normally plays.
** In the show itself, Tracy Jordan was known to do this. In the movie, ''Black Cop/White Cop'', Tracy played the white cop. According to Tracy, he was set to star in the movie ''RushHour'' until being replaced by JackieChan. He also starred in a movie with Creator/BettyWhite about a [[PissTakeRap rapping grandma]]. Betty remarked about how well Tracy played the grandma. And there's a constant tension between his normal persona, his [[HappilyMarried happy home life]], and his efforts towards critical success.
*** Tracy played both the black cop and the white cop.
** Creator/JenniferAniston as a StalkerWithACrush. Though arguably matching her portrayal in certain tabloids.
** Jason Sudeikis as NiceGuy Floyd, which is quite a contrast from the loudmouthed idiots he normally plays.
** In the show itself, Tracy Jordan was known to do this. In the movie, ''Black Cop/White Cop'', Tracy played the white cop. According to Tracy, he was set to star in the movie ''RushHour'' until being replaced by JackieChan. He also starred in a movie with Creator/BettyWhite about a [[PissTakeRap rapping grandma]]. Betty remarked about how well Tracy played the grandma. And there's a constant tension between his normal persona, his [[HappilyMarried happy home life]], and his efforts towards critical success.
*** Tracy played both the black cop and the white cop.
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* ThrowItIn: The CreditsGag of "Black Light Attack!" has Lutz dancing energetically, with the rest of the cast chanting, "Go Lutz! Go Lutz! Go Lutz!" It was actually completely unscripted, as [[TheDanza the actor Lutz]] was grooving to the generic techno music. It was such a fun moment that the scene was left in.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/BlakeLively and Leighton Meester were set to appear as themselves, but the timing couldn't be sorted out with fellow CaliforniaDoubling-averter ''GossipGirl''. (Blake did, however, host the 12/5/09 episode of [[SaturdayNightLive another show from the same producers]].)
** Among aspects to have changed from the initial draft of the "Untitled Tina Fey Project" script (later to become the basis of the Pilot episode), Liz Lemon was named ''Lisa'' Lemon, Tracy Jordan (presumably not yet cast) was ''Lawrence'' Jordan, and the [=SNL=]-like show Jenna initially appears in is called "''Friday Night Bits''" (set to be retooled by Jack into an ArtifactTitle-free "''The Lawrence Jordan Show''").
* WordOfGod: We know of Cerie's last name (Xerox) from executive producer Robert Carlock. We know of Liz and Jack's lack of a romantic future from Tina Fey.
* WriterRevolt: When forced to write an environmental-themed episode for NBC's Green Week, the writers instead wrote a brutal satire of NBC's own environmental greenwashing, and then did it again the following year, and brought back former VPOTUS AlGore to "re-cycle" a joke. Also the one episode broadcast during the WGA writer's strike in season 2 (the un-named episode 210) has no writers in it, implying that they are on strike. During the Writer's Strike, the cast of ''30 Rock'' performed a live episode on-stage off-Broadway to raise money for the strikers.
** ExecutiveMeddling during initial development of the show [[TheOtherDarrin changed the actor playing Jenna]] from Rachel Dratch--Tina Fey's friend and long-time collaborator. Dratch was nonetheless retained throughout season 1 to perform many miscellaneous roles, [[PaperThinDisguise often without significantly changing her appearance between characters]].
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/BlakeLively and Leighton Meester were set to appear as themselves, but the timing couldn't be sorted out with fellow CaliforniaDoubling-averter ''GossipGirl''. (Blake did, however, host the 12/5/09 episode of [[SaturdayNightLive another show from the same producers]].)
** Among aspects to have changed from the initial draft of the "Untitled Tina Fey Project" script (later to become the basis of the Pilot episode), Liz Lemon was named ''Lisa'' Lemon, Tracy Jordan (presumably not yet cast) was ''Lawrence'' Jordan, and the [=SNL=]-like show Jenna initially appears in is called "''Friday Night Bits''" (set to be retooled by Jack into an ArtifactTitle-free "''The Lawrence Jordan Show''").
* WordOfGod: We know of Cerie's last name (Xerox) from executive producer Robert Carlock. We know of Liz and Jack's lack of a romantic future from Tina Fey.
* WriterRevolt: When forced to write an environmental-themed episode for NBC's Green Week, the writers instead wrote a brutal satire of NBC's own environmental greenwashing, and then did it again the following year, and brought back former VPOTUS AlGore to "re-cycle" a joke. Also the one episode broadcast during the WGA writer's strike in season 2 (the un-named episode 210) has no writers in it, implying that they are on strike. During the Writer's Strike, the cast of ''30 Rock'' performed a live episode on-stage off-Broadway to raise money for the strikers.
** ExecutiveMeddling during initial development of the show [[TheOtherDarrin changed the actor playing Jenna]] from Rachel Dratch--Tina Fey's friend and long-time collaborator. Dratch was nonetheless retained throughout season 1 to perform many miscellaneous roles, [[PaperThinDisguise often without significantly changing her appearance between characters]].
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* ActingForTwo:
** In "Generalissimo" Alec Baldwin plays a Mexican soap opera star who looks just like Jack Donaghy. In "100" Jack hallucinates a couple of alternate universe Jack Donaghys.
** In "Governor Dunston" Tracy Morgan also plays the titular buffoonish politician.
** In "There's No 'I' in America" Scott Adsit plays Pete's confident, not-bald alter ego, Pete Horn.
** In "Aunt Phatso vs. Jack Donaghy" Baldwin is an actor who plays "Jack Donaghy" in Tracy's movie.
** Baldwin yet again plays a sandwich delivery guy who looks just like Jack, causing GE's Indian engineers to wonder if they're racist.
** In "Mazel Tov, Dummies!" Alec Baldwin yet again again plays Harriet Tubman in Tracy Jordan's mind.
** In "Fireworks," Alec Baldwin yet again again again plays Thomas Jefferson in Tracy Jordan's mind (... again).
** John Lutz plays both the writer JD Lutz and his mother.
* ActorAllusion:
** Liz references ''WesternAnimation/{{Megamind}}'' (which Tina Fey starred in) by calling Lake City, FL "Lay-keh-ceh-dee" (as Megamind did with Metro City.)
** Creator/AlecBaldwin
*** Jack, to a priest during confession: "I once declared 'I am God' during a deposition." (Creator/AaronSorkin's ''Malice''.)
*** In the Season Five episode "College" Jack mentions that [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_and_Friends#Storytellers his voice was used]] for, among other things, ''ThomasTheTankEngine''.
*** "Always be talking, Jack!" (''GlengarryGlenRoss'')
*** In the 100th episode, Jack explains to Tracy that his movie star reputation will be immediately destroyed if he starts doing television again.
*** In the West Coast broadcast of the LiveEpisode, someone suggests they cut out a sketch based on Capital One credit cards. Alec Baldwin turns to the camera and repeats his pitch from those same commercials.
*** Doubled with HypocriticalHumor: Jack mocks Jenna for wanting a producer's credit, claiming its a cheap handout to shut actors up. This just before "Producer: Alec Baldwin" ticks across the screen.
*** In "Jack-Tor", Jack makes a particularly sly allusion:
---->'''Jack''': [[SaturdayNightLive This is LIVE television. I've never done anything like that before]].
*** Jack stifles a laugh when Haley Hooper mentions her boyfriend going to NYU to study acting. NYU is Alec Baldwin's alma mater, where he studied acting.
*** In the finale Jack rattles off a list of liberal foes he's vanquished, including Alec Baldwin.
** Guest star Carrie Fisher: "[[StarWars Help me, Liz Lemon, you're my only hope!]]"
** Guest star Alan Alda parodies his own star-making role on ''Series/{{Mash}}'' by asking, "A man crying about a chicken and a baby? [[SelfDeprecation I thought this was a comedy show!]]"
** Guest star MatthewBroderick's episode featured him and Jack searching government files for the worst plan ever, which was guaranteed to offend everyone, flop, and get them both fired. The [[SpringtimeForHitler plot]] and Broderick's mannerisms are very similar to his role in ''Film/TheProducers''.
** After dating Creator/MattDamon for half a season, Liz tries to remember who played the white guy in ''{{Invictus}}''.
** Elizabeth Banks [[Series/{{Scrubs}} playing The Veronica in a love triangle, and unexpectedly getting pregnant, only to leave the show after giving birth?]]
** A minor, possibly unintentional example: Liz refers to her ex, Dennis, as "the Terminator with cheaper glasses". Dennis is played by Dean Winters, who played Charley Dixon on ''{{Terminator The Sarah Connor Chronicles}}''.
** In the first episode of season 4, Steve Buscemi, who plays a private investigator, claims that he is called "The Chameleon". In Monsters Inc., Steve Buscemi voices Randall the chameleon.
** In "Generalissimo" Alec Baldwin plays a Mexican soap opera star who looks just like Jack Donaghy. In "100" Jack hallucinates a couple of alternate universe Jack Donaghys.
** In "Governor Dunston" Tracy Morgan also plays the titular buffoonish politician.
** In "There's No 'I' in America" Scott Adsit plays Pete's confident, not-bald alter ego, Pete Horn.
** In "Aunt Phatso vs. Jack Donaghy" Baldwin is an actor who plays "Jack Donaghy" in Tracy's movie.
** Baldwin yet again plays a sandwich delivery guy who looks just like Jack, causing GE's Indian engineers to wonder if they're racist.
** In "Mazel Tov, Dummies!" Alec Baldwin yet again again plays Harriet Tubman in Tracy Jordan's mind.
** In "Fireworks," Alec Baldwin yet again again again plays Thomas Jefferson in Tracy Jordan's mind (... again).
** John Lutz plays both the writer JD Lutz and his mother.
* ActorAllusion:
** Liz references ''WesternAnimation/{{Megamind}}'' (which Tina Fey starred in) by calling Lake City, FL "Lay-keh-ceh-dee" (as Megamind did with Metro City.)
** Creator/AlecBaldwin
*** Jack, to a priest during confession: "I once declared 'I am God' during a deposition." (Creator/AaronSorkin's ''Malice''.)
*** In the Season Five episode "College" Jack mentions that [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_and_Friends#Storytellers his voice was used]] for, among other things, ''ThomasTheTankEngine''.
*** "Always be talking, Jack!" (''GlengarryGlenRoss'')
*** In the 100th episode, Jack explains to Tracy that his movie star reputation will be immediately destroyed if he starts doing television again.
*** In the West Coast broadcast of the LiveEpisode, someone suggests they cut out a sketch based on Capital One credit cards. Alec Baldwin turns to the camera and repeats his pitch from those same commercials.
*** Doubled with HypocriticalHumor: Jack mocks Jenna for wanting a producer's credit, claiming its a cheap handout to shut actors up. This just before "Producer: Alec Baldwin" ticks across the screen.
*** In "Jack-Tor", Jack makes a particularly sly allusion:
---->'''Jack''': [[SaturdayNightLive This is LIVE television. I've never done anything like that before]].
*** Jack stifles a laugh when Haley Hooper mentions her boyfriend going to NYU to study acting. NYU is Alec Baldwin's alma mater, where he studied acting.
*** In the finale Jack rattles off a list of liberal foes he's vanquished, including Alec Baldwin.
** Guest star Carrie Fisher: "[[StarWars Help me, Liz Lemon, you're my only hope!]]"
** Guest star Alan Alda parodies his own star-making role on ''Series/{{Mash}}'' by asking, "A man crying about a chicken and a baby? [[SelfDeprecation I thought this was a comedy show!]]"
** Guest star MatthewBroderick's episode featured him and Jack searching government files for the worst plan ever, which was guaranteed to offend everyone, flop, and get them both fired. The [[SpringtimeForHitler plot]] and Broderick's mannerisms are very similar to his role in ''Film/TheProducers''.
** After dating Creator/MattDamon for half a season, Liz tries to remember who played the white guy in ''{{Invictus}}''.
** Elizabeth Banks [[Series/{{Scrubs}} playing The Veronica in a love triangle, and unexpectedly getting pregnant, only to leave the show after giving birth?]]
** A minor, possibly unintentional example: Liz refers to her ex, Dennis, as "the Terminator with cheaper glasses". Dennis is played by Dean Winters, who played Charley Dixon on ''{{Terminator The Sarah Connor Chronicles}}''.
** In the first episode of season 4, Steve Buscemi, who plays a private investigator, claims that he is called "The Chameleon". In Monsters Inc., Steve Buscemi voices Randall the chameleon.
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** Tracy Morgan as Tracy Jordan; last names rhyme.
** John Lutz plays John Lutz.
** Tina Fey's real first name is Elizabeth ("Tina" coming from her middle name of [[EmbarrassingMiddleName Stamatina]]), of which "Liz" is a nickname.
** Grizz is both the character's and actor's first name.
** Sue LaRoche-Van der Hout is played by Sue Galloway.
* DawsonCasting: Jenna seems to think she's up for an audition as a college freshman on ''GossipGirl'' in "Black Light Attack!". She was actually up for that character's crazy bitch of a mother - who dies of old age at age 42.
** Averted throughout as every actor is the same age as their character with Katrina Bowden possibly even younger than Cerie and every teenager played by an actual teen. Played straight in one instance with twenty-six year old Pheobe Strole as a teen.
** Tina Fey appears as a younger Liz Lemon in a number of flashbacks. In one of them she was ''nine''.
** A relatively minor example appears in "Cougars": Jamie is supposed to be seventeen years younger than Liz, but Val Emmich is only nine years younger than Tina Fey.
** Actually played straight with Kenneth, whose ([[ReallySevenHundredYearsOld apparent]]) age is probably meant to be in range close to Cerie's and who's supposed to pass as Liz's son at one point. Jack McBrayer is young-looking, but he's actually only three years younger than Tina Fey and sixteen years older than Katwina Bowden.
* DescendedCreator: TinaFey was not originally going to star in the show.
* DuelingShows: ''Studio60OnTheSunsetStrip''. ''30 Rock'' won, as Creator/AaronSorkin acknowledges, bitterly, in a later cameo.
*ExecutiveMeddling: In Fey's original treatment the ShowWithinAShow was a newscast; they told her to go ahead and make it a sketch comedy because that's what she knows.* HeyItsThatVoice: "Audition Day" features voice cameos from Christopher Walken, Gilbert Gottfried, and Martin Scorsese.
* FridayNightDeathSlot: ''TGS'' is on at 11:00 PM on Fridays, unless there's wrestling.
* FakeNationality: The Mexican Salma Hayek as the Puerto Rican Elisa.
* IronyAsSheIsCast: In the ShowWithinAShow, Danny's workaround when inserted into a Christmas duet with Jenna. As Christmas Vengeance.
* NamesTheSame: Liz briefly dated men named Wesley Snipes, Carol Burnett and is currently dating Criss Chros.
** Wesley complains that "Wesley Snipes" should belong on a white British gentlemen. When you think about it, yes, it does.
* TheOtherDarrin: In an early episode, Tracy's wife Angie was played by Sharon Wilkins in a non-speaking cameo. In all subsequent episodes, Angie is played by Sherri Shepherd.
** The street performing robot hired as a new actor in Season 4's audition day may be covered in silver paint, but it's still obvious enough that he is not Cheyenne Jackson.
** During the fifth season live show, Julia Louis-Dreyfus also played Liz Lemon, alongside Tina Fey.
--> '''Jack:''' Why are you better-looking in your memory?
--> '''Liz:''' My memory has "{{Seinfeld}}" money.
** During the sixth season live show, Amy Poehler played Liz Lemon as a young girl.
*** Jimmy Fallon played young Jack in the same flashback of this episode.
* TheOtherMarty: Rachel Dratch as Jenna, though they kept her for the first season and gave her a number of cameos.
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** Liz dated [[Film/TheBourneSeries Jason Bourne]],[{{Series/Oz}} Ryan O'Reilly]] and [[Film/TronLegacy Castor]].
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** Liz dated [[Film/TheBourneSeries Jason Bourne]],[{{Series/Oz}} Bourne]], [[{{Series/Oz}} Ryan O'Reilly]] and [[Film/TronLegacy Castor]].
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** Liz dated [[Film/TheBourneSeries Jason Bourne]], [[{{Allstate}} Mayhem]] and [[Film/TronLegacy Castor]].
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** Liz dated [[Film/TheBourneSeries Jason Bourne]], [[{{Allstate}} Mayhem]] Bourne]],[{{Series/Oz}} Ryan O'Reilly]] and [[Film/TronLegacy Castor]].
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* AcclaimedFlop: Especially in the early years, the show never had great ratings despite being a critic favorite.
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** Season five's "Double-Edge Sword" features JohnCho as a [[BreakingBad wise meth cook]].
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** Season five's "Double-Edge Sword" features JohnCho as a [[BreakingBad [[Series/BreakingBad wise meth cook]].
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***TruthInTelevision: Aubrey Plaza actually worked as an NBC page earlier in her career.
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** The titular [[spoiler: [[Series/HowIMetYourMother mother]] ]]plays Abby Flynn, a guest writer in an earlier season where Liz accidentally outs her real identity to her crazy, homicidal ex. No wonder it's taking 8 seasons and counting for [[spoiler: Ted Mosby]] to find her; she's in hiding!
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** The titular [[spoiler: [[Series/HowIMetYourMother mother]] ]]plays Abby Flynn, a guest writer in an earlier season where ''TGS Hates Women'' whom Liz accidentally outs her real identity to her crazy, homicidal ex. No wonder it's taking 8 taken eight seasons and counting for [[spoiler: Ted Mosby]] to find her; she's in hiding!
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* RealLifeRelative: Bertram Geiss (Tony Torn) playing a son of [[spoiler: the late]] Don Geiss ([[spoiler: not late]] Rip Torn). Tony is Rip's son. Also, actor John Lutz who [[NamesTheSame plays Lutz on the show]] is married to actress Sue Galloway who [[NamesTheSame plays Sue]] [[FunnyLastName LaRoche-Van der Hout]], though they aren't married on-screen and rarely interact directly with each other.
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* RealLifeRelative: Bertram Geiss (Tony Torn) playing a son of [[spoiler: the late]] Don [[spoiler:the late ]]Don Geiss ([[spoiler: not late]] Rip ([[spoiler:not late-yet]]Rip Torn). Tony is Rip's son. son IRL. Also, actor John Lutz who [[NamesTheSame plays Lutz on the show]] is married to actress Sue Galloway who [[NamesTheSame plays Sue]] [[FunnyLastName [[FunnyForeigner LaRoche-Van der Hout]], though they aren't married on-screen and rarely interact directly with each other.
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** The titular [[spoiler: [[Series/HowIMetYourMother mother]] ]]plays Abby Flynn, a guest writer in an earlier season where Liz accidentally outs her real identity to her crazy, homicidal ex.
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** The titular [[spoiler: [[Series/HowIMetYourMother mother]] ]]plays Abby Flynn, a guest writer in an earlier season where Liz accidentally outs her real identity to her crazy, homicidal ex. No wonder it's taking 8 seasons and counting for [[spoiler: Ted Mosby]] to find her; she's in hiding!
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** Jenna eventually marries an in-drag MacGruber.
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** [[Series/ArrestedDevelopment G.O.B]] is described as being the "gay Jack Donaghy" (sorry [[ScrewYourself Hector]] [[ActingForTwo Moreda]]).
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** [[Series/ArrestedDevelopment G.O.B]] is described as being the "gay Jack Donaghy" (sorry [[ScrewYourself Hector]] [[ActingForTwo Moreda]]).Moreda]] [[SingleMindedTwins (TheTriple)]]).
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** [[Series/ArrestedDevelopment G.O.B]] is described as being the "gay Jack Donaghy" (sorry Hector Moreda).
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** [[Series/ArrestedDevelopment G.O.B]] is described as being the "gay Jack Donaghy" (sorry Hector Moreda).[[ScrewYourself Hector]] [[ActingForTwo Moreda]]).
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** Season five's "Double-Edge Sword" features JohnCho as a wise meth dealer.
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** Season five's "Double-Edge Sword" features JohnCho as a [[BreakingBad wise meth dealer.cook]].
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* RealLifeRelative: Bertram Geiss (Tony Torn) playing a son of [[spoiler: the late]] Don Geiss (Rip Torn). Tony is Rip's son. Also, actor John Lutz who [[NamesTheSame plays Lutz on the show]] is married to actress Sue Galloway who [[NamesTheSame plays Sue]] [[FunnyLastName LaRoche-Van der Hout]], though they aren't married on-screen and rarely interact directly with each other.
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* RealLifeRelative: Bertram Geiss (Tony Torn) playing a son of [[spoiler: the late]] Don Geiss (Rip ([[spoiler: not late]] Rip Torn). Tony is Rip's son. Also, actor John Lutz who [[NamesTheSame plays Lutz on the show]] is married to actress Sue Galloway who [[NamesTheSame plays Sue]] [[FunnyLastName LaRoche-Van der Hout]], though they aren't married on-screen and rarely interact directly with each other.
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* RealLifeRelative: Bertram Geiss is played by Rip Torn's son, Tony Torn.
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* RealLifeRelative: RealLifeRelative: Bertram Geiss is played by Rip Torn's son, (Tony Torn) playing a son of [[spoiler: the late]] Don Geiss (Rip Torn). Tony Torn.is Rip's son. Also, actor John Lutz who [[NamesTheSame plays Lutz on the show]] is married to actress Sue Galloway who [[NamesTheSame plays Sue]] [[FunnyLastName LaRoche-Van der Hout]], though they aren't married on-screen and rarely interact directly with each other.
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** The titular [[Series/HowIMetYourMother mother]] plays Abby Flynn, a guest writer in an earlier season where Liz accidentally outs her real identity to her crazy, homicidal ex.
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** The titular [[spoiler: [[Series/HowIMetYourMother mother]] plays ]]plays Abby Flynn, a guest writer in an earlier season where Liz accidentally outs her real identity to her crazy, homicidal ex.
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** The titular [[Series/HowIMetYourMother mother]] comes on board as Abby Flynn, a guest writer in an earlier season only for Liz to blow her cover and force her to come up with a new identity to dodge her crazy ex.
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** The titular [[Series/HowIMetYourMother mother]] comes on board as plays Abby Flynn, a guest writer in an earlier season only for where Liz to blow accidentally outs her cover and force her to come up with a new real identity to dodge her crazy crazy, homicidal ex.
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** The titular [[Series/HowIMetYourMother mother]] comes on board as Abby Flynn, a guest writer in an earlier season only for Liz to blow her cover and force her to come up with a new identity to dodge her crazy ex.
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** [[ArrestedDevelopment G.O.B]] is described as being the "gay Jack Donaghy" (sorry Hector Moreda).
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***Not to mention in season 7 she marries and adopts kids with [[Film/XMen Cyclops]].
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**[[ArrestedDevelopment G.O.B]] is described as being the "gay Jack Donaghy" (sorry Hector Moreda).
*HeyItsThatVoice: "Audition Day" features voice cameos from Christopher Walken, Gilbert Gottfried, and Martin Scorsese.
*HeyItsThatVoice: "Audition Day" features voice cameos from Christopher Walken, Gilbert Gottfried, and Martin Scorsese.
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** Jack is married to [[{{TheHungerGames}} Effie Trinket]]!
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*** This also isn't the first time Elizabeth Banks played someone who was impregnated by an NBC sitcom regular character with the initials [[{{Series/Scrubs}} J.D.]]
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** Liz dated [[{{TheBourneIdentity}} Jason Bourne]], [[{{Allstate}} Mayhem]] and [[{{TronLegacy}} Castor]].
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** [[{{Community}} Donald Glover]] has shown up as a PA and the gay student at Tracy's former high school, as well as young Tracy during a flashback in the second live episode. He was also a writer for the show.
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** [[{{Community}} [[Series/{{Community}} Donald Glover]] has shown up as a PA and the gay student at Tracy's former high school, as well as young Tracy during a flashback in the second live episode. He was also a writer for the show.
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** [[{{Community}} Donald Glover]] has shown up as a PA and the gay student at Tracy's former high school. He was also a writer for the show.
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** [[{{Community}} Donald Glover]] has shown up as a PA and the gay student at Tracy's former high school.school, as well as young Tracy during a flashback in the second live episode. He was also a writer for the show.
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*** Liz also had an on-again/off-again relationship with Drama.
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**[[{{Entourage}} Vincent Chase]] appeared as a waiter in Season 1, something Comedy Central capitalized on in their advertising once they picked up the syndication rights.
