Liz Lemon
Bio
Elizabeth "Liz" Lemon is the fictional protagonist of the American situation comedy 30 Rock. She is portrayed by Tina Fey, who is also the creator of the series and its show runner.
Like Fey, who was head writer of Saturday Night Live (SNL) from 1999 to 2006, the character is head writer for a fictional SNL-esque show, The Girlie Show.
For this reason, Liz Lemon is widely seen by critics as a fictionalized version of Fey herself, which Fey herself has confirmed as being her intention.
Liz: Oh my God. I'm female Lutz.
May 3rd, 2011 8:37 PM
I love you guys, when I see my posts....all I can say
is
you have good taste to save them.........
Can't wait for SNL with Tina hosting May 7.....
Lorne, you rock brotha....thanks for all the great work over the last 3 decades...........no one in the world WORKS harder
than Lorne Michaels........NO ONE>>>>except his assistants and,
Maybe Tina Fey, sista, love your new book, its up on the list with the Bible, Bill of Rights, U.S. Consitution and
jelly beans from Sacramento.
Don't get mushy on me, I didn't say melted chocolate....
February 12th, 2010 7:50 PM
Hi Liz Lemon:
I had no idea who Anna Howard Shaw was, and now I can't get enough of my "Illustrated Encyclopedic Dictionary." Thanks Liz Lemon for educating me - good one! Here's what I found, and how perfect to put her in your show to celebrate "V" day. Feminists celebrate ‘Anna Howard Shaw Day’ on February 14th as an alternative to Valentine’s Day. Now I have to look up the word feminist., god my list goes on......
Liked also when you mentioned going to Boston with the group, and their response, and then when you got to Boston, Paul Revere and his buddy, that was really good, funny skit...tks,,think HULU has put me on the top of the list watching your show.... I love that Freedom Trail, too bad that you didnt get a chance to stop at the "Cheers" bar there by the park along the trail....
Oh, and next time your in Boston Liz, would you mind showing us the homeviewers the blades of grass statues that are in the Boston park, that remind us of the problems the Irish went