Liz Lemon

Yes, I am shocked I had to scroll down this far to see some Tolkien.

Honestly, it's not a character name, but I really like the name Joe Blevins.

I saw Ruck as Bloom too! With Richard Kind playing Max.

He definitely meant to have the kid in the photo because he said "Someone just climbed into bed with me" and then sent that photo, of his crotch (with boner), and his 4-year-old. Sorry, but that is fucked up. And the poor kid is gonna have a real rough time in seven or eight years when he decides to start Googling…

I'm very late to this party (catching up on Netflix), but just want to point out that now I'm 28, which is the age Julia Roberts and Dermot Mulroney make their marriage pact for in My Best Friend's Wedding, which just seems crazy to me now and possibly dates the movie even more than the lead characters' jobs as print…

It really hit my sweet spot with the Music Man "Trouble" parody, complete with Rebecca in a maroon pantsuit.

I hear that line from the Narrator in my head every single time the name of the show/movie is said during the show/movie.

The cat is Naz! Like in Breakfast at Tiffany's.

Ugh. "I admire this show that Rachel Bloom conceived, writes and stars in, but she should get naked so I can see her tits."

I think the actress is really beautiful. I love her freckles. The schoolmarmish styling does her no favors, just as it wouldn't for anyone.

Hahaha, thank you for reminding me how hilarious Insidious was.

I thought this as soon as we found out Eleven and the Demogorgon escaped at the same time.

Yeah, I'll watch the last one since I already invested so much time in it, but this show isn't nearly as good as the buzz it's getting.

Damnit, I must have missed that…yep, this show has shitty sound design at times. I thought it actually did something hilarious for once.

Forget the kiss, the best part of that scene was the amazing reveal of the tattoos on Naz's knuckles:

That last D&D scene is a total, shameless meta commentary on the whole series.

I'm cracking up at the phrase "the bad guy in 'Dirty Dancing.'"

You guys, I just watched this and now I feel like I need a good dose of Freaks and Geeks to balance it out.

The moment when Kerri Strug landed on one foot at the '96 games is burned into my brain. I was eight years old at the time.