On her deathbed she reveals to Liz that she is not actually Drew's mother; the person Drew thinks is his sister is, in fact, his mother. Also in "Idiots Are People Three! He leaves the room in defeat and has not been seen since. / "Last Lunch"), Jonathan is off-camera throughout the show's sixth season, something that the characters appear not to notice. With the cancellation of TGS, Grizz remains at NBC. Soon after, Jack discovers her identity and the fact that she is trying to sue NBC's fictitious parent company, Sheinhardt Wig, for dumping Auburn Fantasy Dye #260 into the Chickatagua River (which turned the children of Chickatagua orange). ", "Idiots Are People Three! Donny was introduced on the series when Jenna tries to find a replacement jacket for Kenneth; Donny uses this as an excuse to give Kenneth a demerit. [21] Danny doesn't appear in much of the sixth season until he returns in the episode "Live from Studio 6H", in which he reveals that he has been locked in a prison in Singapore due to the discovery of a suspicious package he was possessing, which happened to have been given to him by Jenna. Liz declines and Drew rides into the sunset, careening incompetently down the street. Eliza Lemon (Barrett Doss) is Liz's African-American great-granddaughter who appears in the last scene of the series. Jack, having firsthand knowledge of the situation from his younger days, describes this as "The Bubble." In the episode "100", it is revealed that his ancestors were kicked out of Ireland, then kicked out of America, sent back to Ireland, then set adrift on a log. Felcher is Kenneth Parcell's boss while he works in Standards and enjoys using profanity and obscene gestures. Donaghy is portrayed as a slick, brilliant and scrupulous network executive who directs many overtly backhanded compliments to Liz. He finally identifies himself as bisexual while shouting at his fellow writers on their last day of work in "Last Lunch". Appears In: "TGS Hates Women", "Standards and Practices", "Game Over". Unknown to Liz, Dick once made out with Jenna on New Year's Eve. She flies into a homicidal rage when she believes Jack and Liz are having an affair; after being dissuaded she calms down, agreeing with Jack to cancel the wedding and end the relationship because she cannot control her jealousy. Jack sets up Liz on a "blind date" with Kevin, a man Jack actually hates, but his true purpose is to introduce Liz to Kevin's "awesome" Lemon-esque young daughter (Bebe Wood). When Liz tells Cerie that she may be rushing into marriage, Cerie replies that she would only be able to be a "young hot mom" for a limited time, and that she didn't want to be "like... 50" when her children graduate from high school. Another recurring character during the first two seasons, he is also credited as a series regular during seasons three and four. In reality, she is Hank's granddaughter and that she deliberately set up Jack to try to make him send her DNA to Hank when he actually sent him someone else's DNA, using Devon as a pawn in her plan. Bianca tolerated most of Jack's affairs but is jealous of women who can actually make Jack happy, going so far as to violently attack Liz when she pretended to be Jack's fiancée. However they eventually realize that they are too similar, and in "Double-Edged Sword", their equally controlling personalities come to a head after a heated argument while being stuck for hours on the runway on a plane piloted by Carol. Subhas (Subhas Ramsaywack) is the head janitor at 30 Rockefeller Plaza. He insisted that in order to return, his fellow writers must stop calling him Toofer, but he relented when they suggested worse nicknames. He defers to Jenna when his singing talent makes her jealous, to the point of deliberately singing badly during a Christmas special so she can step in and shine. LIZ FALLS FOR AN ATTRACTIVE GUY AND JACK WALKS IN KENNETH'S SHOES — Intrigued by two MSNBC guys – the cerebral nerd "The Head" and the gorgeous hunk "The Hair" – they keep running into inside 30 Rock, Liz and Jenna decide to get serious about their dating lives, but find themselves unexpectedly switching their typical roles when Liz admits she's clicking with – and falling for – The Hair. Pete Hornberger is the "sane," quick-witted producer of TGS, who serves as Liz's most trusted friend. Appears In: "The C Word", "Corporate Crush", "Jack Gets in the Game", "Succession", "Sandwich Day", "Reunion", "Larry King". Although Liz's marriage to Criss was calculated to increase her chance at adopting, Bev explains that there remains a four-year waiting list for newborns and tries to convince Liz to adopt an older child. Most of Josh's work on the show seems to be as an impressionist; he has performed impressions of Ray Romano, Michael Jackson, Stone Phillips, Jay Leno, Elizabeth Taylor, George W. Bush, and Jerry Seinfeld. More than once Jonathan has made racist comments about people from Indian Kashmir ("Khonani", "Operation Righteous Cowboy Lightning"). Though her last name is never stated on the show, she is an heiress from the Xerox family. Anderson also appears, as a nod to Liz's fantasies of Dexter, in an episode of Jack's "Porn for Women" (which features handsome men asking women about their day), which Liz buys. ", "Last Lunch". Jack Donaghy mentions in the show's second episode that Josh had a 760 SAT score and graduated from SUNY Cortland. Tracy Jordan Jr. (Bobb'e J. Thompson) is the combative son of Tracy and Angie Jordan. He was the last remaining beeper salesman in New York City, and was known as the "Beeper King" (after the original Beeper King committed suicide). In the episode "Anna Howard Shaw Day", his daughter Evelyn is selling cookies for a school fundraiser. With his swastika/penis birthmark not-so-proudly displayed, Pete demanded, “do you know what it’s like trying to have sex wearing a child’s orphan Annie wig?”. In the episode "Believe in the Stars", Jack reveals he only hired him because he was heavily medicated on Comanaprosil and he mistook Jonathan for M. Night Shyamalan. When Liz tells Jack he refuses to believe her, having been warned by Phoebe that Liz was making things up about her. He is recently divorced from Mandy and has one daughter from the marriage (Bethany, a rebellious teenager who drinks wine and starts fires). Appears In: "Tracy Does Conan", "The Baby Show", "The Rural Juror", "Fireworks", "Hiatus", "Jack Gets in the Game", "Succession", "Flu Shot", "Retreat to Move Forward", "The Funcooker", "Kidney Now! ", "Murphy Brown Lied to Us", "Live from Studio 6H", "My Whole Life Is Thunder.". On her self-evaluation, Jenna got a little too real because she “filled it out last night after mixing alcohol with prescription…exhaustion.”.

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