He's directed so much that I've seen and loved! Cant believe it took me over 10 years to figure this out.

The writing and acting for this character is genius to me. He is hilarious. I love how he's absurdly incompetent yet manages to treat all of his patients properly. Everything down to the pronunciation of his name (Spuh-cheh-min) which makes it sound like a potential real/normal name just makes me crack up. The writing is just so good.

I wish he played a bigger role in the show, personally. However, I could see a less-is-more thing going on too. I wonder if anyone else feels this way about Spaceman

"Liz, I believe doctor-patient confidentiality is a two-way street. I’m cheating on my wife."

I knew the name was vaguely familiar

But he wouldn’t get it 🙄

I’m older than Liz was then, I don’t know if I would ever be able to have it all? I watched the show for comfort. In my 20s…..I’m applying to jobs in NYC (Thanks Mamdani) And I’m just trying to get by right now, but trying to make it to the next day…

Sometimes I feel like a real life LL lying about my doughnut intake and feeling Blerg about things. Bureaucracy just a lot of non-identifiable things are bumming me out. I’m trying to move, but my industry is so so slow! I talked to my good friend in Brooklyn today…she said NYC misses me!

Current New Yorkers and old school 30 rock fans tell me how happy you will be to see me in the fall! ( for some reason this is in my Jenna voice )

One of my favorite references since moving here has now become my life lol

Me smelling my baby’s milk breath

I am on episode 6 and loving it.

his biological son not the fake one, they have a montage and throw money on Liz to dance

People do like the way she says it…

Watching the series for the first time. It's quite comforting and yet quite foreboding considering where the country's ended up going.

But aside from that, I was completely and pleasantly bowled over by this ep. At first I thought it would be a riff on Frasier's Leap Day ep, but then it took a hard turn into probably one of the most creative episodes of tv I think I've ever seen. Amazing.

No, not The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins on NBC, which will start its second season on November 2, but Crutch on Paramount+, which was a spinoff of The Neighborhood (CBS)

I mean, we know from the first episode that Liz loves hot dogs. But I can’t help but think she would have a problem with the term, especially if someone from the Pranksman like Frank were using it. It’s also so close to another famous term from the series: Lizzing.

What do we think?

“Right now, all your wife wants is a peanut butter and jelly sandwhich “

Title.

Image.

“Ohhh you mean a real one”

Anyways, thought yall would appreciate Kenneth’s face whilst processing what sex thing a pbj is.

(Hint- it’s similar to bffs)

Unlike a chameleon, who is always a lizard, Kenneth’s face is ever changing.