30 Rock

1. #1Liz Lemon

   Keys: Lemon, Liz Lemon, Liz

   Liz Lemon is the head writer of the sketch comedy show TGS with Tracy Jordan. Smart, neurotic, and perpetually overworked, Liz is constantly juggling her career, her difficult stars, and her crumbling personal life. She loves sandwiches, feminism, and Star Wars, and despite her frequent exasperation, she's deeply loyal to her team.

2. #2Jack Donaghy

   Keys: Jack, Jack Donaghy, Donaghy

   Jack Donaghy is a suave, ultra-capitalist NBC executive with a love of Scotch, suits, and Ronald Reagan. He serves as a mentor—and frequent headache—for Liz Lemon, often dispensing corporate wisdom and life advice with the tone of a 1950s boardroom general. Underneath the bravado, he occasionally reveals surprising emotional depth.

3. #3Tracy Jordan

   Keys: Tracy, Tracy Jordan, TGS star

   Tracy Jordan is the unpredictable and eccentric star of TGS. A movie actor-turned-TV-madman, Tracy is known for his wild antics, questionable spending habits, and bizarre non-sequiturs. Despite his chaos, he occasionally surprises everyone with moments of sincerity or accidental brilliance.

4. #4Jenna Maroney

   Keys: Jenna, Jenna Maroney

   Jenna Maroney is the narcissistic co-star of TGS, obsessed with fame, youth, and attention. Her over-the-top ego and dramatic flair often derail rehearsals and storylines, but her friendship with Liz—though bizarre—is oddly endearing. She believes she’s destined for stardom in any medium, even if no one agrees.

5. #5Kenneth Parcell

   Keys: Kenneth Parcell, Kenneth the Page, NBC page, Kenneth

   Kenneth is an eternally optimistic NBC page from Stone Mountain, Georgia. He’s cheerful, polite, strangely ageless, and unnervingly devoted to the television industry. His boundless energy, childlike innocence, and eerie resilience make him both beloved and vaguely unsettling.

6. #6Cerie Xerox

   Keys: Liz's assistant, Cerie, Cerie Xerox

   Cerie is Liz Lemon’s attractive and fashion-forward assistant at TGS. She dresses like every day is a party and often shares surprising, generational wisdom between comments about handbags and hot-mom timelines. While seemingly ditzy, Cerie is disarmingly competent in her own detached, effortless way.

7. #7Pete Hornberger

   Keys: producer, Pete, Pete Hornberger

   Pete is the weary, balding producer of TGS and Liz’s long-suffering friend. He's constantly stressed, nostalgic for his glory days in college bands, and quietly trying to avoid both work and his chaotic home life. Somehow, he keeps the show—and himself—barely functioning.

8. #8Frank Rossitano

   Keys: Frank, writer Frank, Frank Rossitano, hat guy

   Frank is a sarcastic, slouchy writer for TGS known for his love of video games, crude humor, and constantly changing novelty trucker hats. Beneath his slacker image lies a sharp comedic mind and a surprisingly sensitive core, especially when it comes to loyalty among the writing staff.

9. #9Toofer Spurlock

   Keys: writer Toofer, Toofer Spurlock, Toofer

   Toofer is a Harvard-educated writer on TGS who prides himself on his intellect, diction, and professionalism—sometimes to the annoyance of his coworkers. He often serves as the 'voice of reason' in the writers' room, though his ego and desire to appear cultured frequently backfire.

10. #10Lutz

    Keys: Lutz, writer Lutz, J.D. Lutz

    Lutz is the sad-sack of the TGS writers' room—middle-aged, uninspired, and regularly the butt of everyone’s jokes. Despite constant ridicule and rejection, he stubbornly clings to the group, occasionally asserting himself in weirdly aggressive or petty ways, like hijacking lunch orders out of spite.

11. #11Dr. Leo Spaceman

    Keys: Dr. Spaceman, Leo Spaceman, Doctor Spaceman

    Dr. Spaceman (pronounced 'Spa-che-min') is the utterly unqualified and frequently insane medical advisor to NBC. He gives dubious advice with unnerving enthusiasm, blending bad science, worse ethics, and a complete lack of concern for patient safety. Somehow, he’s always available—and always terrifying.

12. #12Dot Com

    Keys: Walter, Tracy's entourage, Dot Com

    Dot Com, real name Walter, is a member of Tracy Jordan’s entourage. Though he appears as muscle, he’s actually the thoughtful one—well-read, articulate, and often more emotionally intelligent than anyone around him. He serves as an anchor to Tracy’s chaos, balancing loyalty with quiet wisdom.

13. #13Grizz

    Keys: Grizz, Grizz Chapman, Tracy's bodyguard

    Grizz is Tracy’s towering, gentle-giant bodyguard and close friend. Often quiet and reserved, Grizz mostly provides backup and emotional support, but occasionally surprises the team with deep insight and sharp observations. His long-running engagement to his girlfriend Feyoncé is a minor running gag.

14. #14Jonathan

    Keys: Jonathan, Jack's assistant, Jack's aide

    Jonathan is Jack Donaghy’s fiercely loyal and borderline obsessive assistant. He idolizes Jack with a disturbing intensity, often resenting anyone who takes Jack’s attention away. Always sharply dressed and passive-aggressive, Jonathan is equal parts secretary, bodyguard, and cheerleader.

15. #15Dennis Duffy

    Keys: Liz's ex, Dennis Duffy, Dennis, The Beeper King

    Dennis is Liz Lemon’s on-again, off-again ex-boyfriend and self-proclaimed 'Beeper King of New York.' Arrogant, clueless, and incredibly proud of his mediocrity, Dennis is a walking red flag who always seems to pop back into Liz’s life at the worst times. Somehow, he’s worse than you remember.

16. #16Angie Jordan

    Keys: Angie Jordan, Angie, Tracy's wife

    Angie is Tracy Jordan’s no-nonsense, business-savvy wife. While she originally played the role of the long-suffering spouse, Angie quickly proved she could go toe-to-toe with Tracy—and everyone else. She later launched her own reality show, 'Queen of Jordan,' which blurred the lines between satire and spectacle.

17. #17Kathy Geiss

    Keys: Geiss daughter, Kathy, Kathy Geiss

    Kathy Geiss is the socially awkward and unsettling daughter of Don Geiss, Jack’s former mentor. She briefly inherits control of NBC after her father’s retirement, to Jack’s horror. Kathy rarely speaks, often stares blankly, and has a disturbing obsession with puppets and cake. She’s… unnerving.

18. #18Don Geiss

    Keys: Don Geiss, CEO, NBC chairman

    Don Geiss was the powerful, old-school CEO of GE and Jack Donaghy’s mentor. He embodied corporate masculinity—stoic, controlling, and perpetually half-conscious after a medical crisis. Jack idolized him and desperately sought his approval, even long after Geiss was in a coma.

19. #19Devin Banks

    Keys: Jack's rival, Devin Banks, Devin

    Devin Banks is Jack Donaghy’s corporate nemesis—slick, manipulative, and proudly petty. Despite his lack of scruples, he’s smart and adaptive, often using Jack’s ego and outdated ideals against him. Devin has a personal and professional grudge, and he’s not above seducing or sabotaging to get ahead.

20. #20Liz Lemon’s Apartment

    Keys: Lemon's apartment, Liz’s place, Liz's apartment

    Liz Lemon’s apartment is a cozy, cluttered space that reflects her chaotic lifestyle—half functional adult, half midnight-snack gremlin. It’s her safe zone from the madness of 30 Rock, where she can eat cheese in her Slanket, yell at her TV, and avoid romantic fulfillment.

21. #21The Writers’ Room

    Keys: TGS writers’ room, writer's room, writing room

    The TGS writers’ room is a mix of laziness and low-key genius. Decorated with junk food, whiteboards, and at least one broken couch, it’s where Frank, Toofer, Lutz, and the others churn out sketches, debate lunch orders, and occasionally work. Mostly chaos. Occasionally comedy.

22. #22Jack’s Office

    Keys: executive office, Jack's office, Donaghy’s office

    Jack Donaghy’s office is sleek, intimidating, and immaculately decorated. Featuring leather furniture, corporate artwork, and a bar stocked with Scotch, it’s a fortress of capitalism. It's also where Jack dispenses unsolicited mentorship to Liz and plots hostile takeovers like he's playing chess with real people.

23. #23Studio 6H

    Keys: TGS studio, the stage, Studio 6H

    Studio 6H is where TGS with Tracy Jordan is filmed. It’s an ever-changing set filled with props, crew members, shouting actors, and technical mishaps. Rehearsals are rarely on time, wardrobe is often on fire, and no one is ever fully prepared. Perfect television.

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