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The seven main cast members appear during the opening credits , while later additions receive star billing after the credits. Jack Donaghy calls her a "New York third-wave feminist, college-educated, single-and-pretending-to-be-happy-about-it, over-scheduled, undersexed, you buy any magazine that says 'healthy body image' on the cover and every two years you take up knitting for Lemon is a Star Wars fan and is portrayed as a "geek.

She is generally shown to have liberal political views. Despite her high standards in men, personified in her imaginary perfect husband, Astronaut Mike Dexter , Lemon has had some "really terrible boyfriends", but eventually finds happiness with Criss Chross, with whom she adopts two children. He is a movie star with a reputation for erratic behavior.

This reputation is well-deserved; much of it is an intentional attempt on his part to maintain his "crazy" persona in the eyes of the media. Tracy has remained the star of TGS ever since. Though a talented singer, she is often shown as being extremely insecure about herself.

A recurring motif in the show is Jenna's pursuit of fame through some ill-advised project ending up in public humiliation from which she never learns.

She is a self-described "soul-sucking monster". Off-camera she is comically conceited, frequently lying about her age and attempts, but fails, to use her sexuality to manipulate men almost always to disastrous effect. In the early episodes, Kenneth seemed unfamiliar with some of Liz's staff and Liz herself. As the series progressed, his character became familiar with the other staff of TGS including Jack Donaghy. Kenneth acts as Tracy Jordan's personal assistant for instance, getting Tracy nachos from Yankee Stadium ; he is a member of Tracy's entourage and becomes close to Tracy, Grizz, and Dot Com.

By the end of the series, he ends up as the president of NBC. It is revealed several times over the course of the show that not only may Kenneth not sleep, be immortal, and possibly be a clone, but also as stated by his mother portrayed by Catherine O'Hara that at the time of his birth he said to her, "Mama, I am not a person.

My body is just a flesh vessel for an immortal being whose name, if you heard it, would make you lose your mind. He works closely with and serves as a trusted friend to Liz, whom, as stated in " Blind Date ", he has known for ten years. In early seasons, Pete is Liz's closest friend at work and the only one she can rely on. Much like Liz, Pete generally plays straight man to the other characters, especially to Liz when she is temporarily pushed over the edge.

Four years later, a case of "the yips" led him to botch his chance at making the Olympics in Los Angeles. He was a member of the band Loverboy during his teenage years and his father was a member of the United States Congress. Pete is married to Paula, with whom he has four sons and a daughter; her back-to-back pregnancies forced him to drop out of college twice.

Aside from a brief scene in the pilot where Pete appears at home with one of his sons, the members of his family were unseen characters until the episode " Greenzo ". In one episode, Pete reveals that he is afraid of his son Kyle, who is apparently very strong and, in " Black Tie ", he spoke with his son Kaleb over the telephone, pretending to be popular fictional character Elmo, in order to encourage his son to "aim your pee-pee at the potty. In the episode " Anna Howard Shaw Day ", his daughter Evelyn is selling cookies for a school fundraiser.

His wife, Paula, is implied to have a rather overbearing personality and Pete often goes to great lengths to make her happy, as in " Up All Night " when he realized that it was Valentine's Day, which also happens to be his wife's birthday.

Pete also passed when one of Tracy's entourage expressed interest in him during that episode, showing that he may not always be happy in his marriage but he remains faithful. In the episode "Tracy Does Conan", Pete stated that his wife wishes he was not bald and, in "Black Tie", Pete mentions that they were married in a botanical garden.

He lied to his wife about getting a vasectomy, but, as of "The Fighting Irish", she's getting suspicious. Therefore, Pete has asked Liz for the keys to her apartment for "my own safety. With his role of Liz's confidant increasingly filled by Jack Donaghy, Pete played increasingly reduced roles as the series continued, although his marital woes and inability to catch a break were increasingly mined for humor. Jack pities Pete for his aimlessness and unattractive appearance, and occasionally attempts to boost his confidence, beginning by convincing him to wear a wig for a week in " Tracy Does Conan.

Jack attempts to help Pete by having him make adjustments to his lifestyle, including shaving off what remains of his hair. Unfortunately, it is revealed that his ring of hair was hiding an obscene birthmark that Jack describes as "a swastika made of penises", leading him to be beaten in the street and forced to wear another wig. When TGS is canceled in " Last Lunch ", Pete implies repeatedly he is planning to fake his death and escape from his life and family.

He succeeds in doing so, setting up a new identity under the name "Dan Silversmith" in Hickory, North Carolina , but is tracked down a year later by his wife and meekly returns to his previous existence. After Liz, Frank is the most prominently-featured and prolific writer of the show-within-a-show. Frank is habitually slovenly and childish; he lives with his mother and is an aficionado of video games, comic books and figurines, and pornography.

He wears a variety of trucker hats with humorous phrases which Friedlander also wears in real life and large, thick-lensed glasses. Frank delivers most lines in a deadpan style, and is often shown to be something of a perverse character with an obvious interest in the opposite gender although in one episode Frank questions his sexuality after meeting a physically attractive man named Jamie , Frank appears to have an understanding of popular culture and sometimes displays surprising amounts of intelligence.

Frank is allergic to peanuts. In " Audition Day ", it is revealed that as Friedlander is in real life he is a standup comedian. Friedlander said he made the hats for his character himself, using phrases he invented; [5] in " Jackie Jormp-Jomp ", when Liz is suspended from work, one of her final requests before being forced out of the building was to know what Frank's hat said.

Frank first started wearing the hats at age 14; his eighth-grade class photo shows him in a hat reading "My First Hat". Frank was raised largely in Queens by his mother, Sylvia, after his father, a lawyer for the mafia, went into the Witness Protection Program. Sylvia's fear for her son led him to leave law school at her insistence and enter comedy. In " Goodbye, My Friend ", Jack Donaghy learns of Frank's legal aspirations and offers him a scholarship to Columbia University Law School , but reneges on his offer after Sylvia warns him of the danger in which a law career would place Frank due to his family's mafia connections.

Frank pursues women frequently, usually older, psychologically damaged, or physically unattractive women he considers "low-hanging fruit," though it is hinted in the episode "Jackie Jormp-Jomp" that he and Cerie had a secret relationship.

The great love of Frank's life occurred at the age of 14, where he had an affair with his middle-school teacher, Lynn Onkman, who fell in love with him during his scoliosis test. She was sent to prison for the offense, but he remained in love with her and after her release " Queen of Jordan " , they reconciled and began a relationship despite the objections of everyone else.

He is an Irish-Catholic and a Republican who has suppressed his Boston accent. Donaghy is portrayed as a slick, brilliant and scrupulous network executive who directs many overtly backhanded compliments to Liz. Lemon as he refers to her and Donaghy have a work spouse relationship and were briefly technically married owing to a translation issue at his second wedding. Jack was married two times and engaged two other times , and with his second wife, television reporter Avery Jessup, he has a daughter, Elizabeth "Liddy" Donaghy, named after Liz Lemon.

Avery and Jack were divorced after her return from North Korea where she was held hostage by Kim Jong Il when they admit they only married because of Avery's pregnancy. Cerie Xerox Katrina Bowden is Liz's young, beautiful, laid-back assistant. Though her last name is never stated on the show, she is an heiress from the Xerox family. However, she seems to be unaware of the effect she has on men, believing that the reason Liz does not approve of the way she dresses is because Liz has "one of those body image things".

In addition, she is shown to be incredibly ditzy, often misinterpreting Liz's instructions and frequently believing Liz is significantly older than she actually is. She frequently receives drunken phone messages, and she states that she does not think that they are cute, even when they are from Liz. In " Jack the Writer ", she tells Liz that her goal in life is to "marry rich and then design handbags. Despite her unawareness, Cerie has proved herself to be intelligent on multiple occasions, usually with ironic comedy.

In " The Baby Show ", Cerie becomes engaged to a wealthy man named Aris, after dating him for five weeks. 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 If their first child is a girl, possible names include "Bookcase", "Sandstorm", and "Hat", though Cerie thinks "Hat" is "more of a boy's name".

In " Up All Night ", she stated that she and Aris were fighting because he wants a Greek Orthodox wedding and she disagrees with the Church's stance on Cyprus ; soon after, he is kidnapped by Somali pirates.

Cerie and Aris finally marry three seasons later in " I Do Do ", with Liz and the Somali pirates as members of the wedding party. This probably means that Cerie's mother was a teen mom when Cerie was born. However, in a previous episode, Cerie said that her mother is 38 years old. Cerie states in " A Goon's Deed in a Weary World " that she quit years earlier, but inexplicably kept coming to work. She joins the rest of the TGS crew and cast on-stage, to resign personally to the Kabletown board of directors, in order to prevent the show from being recommissioned and thus enable Liz to devote her time to her newly adopted children.

She sticks around to pack up the TGS writers' room, and orders both the writers' would-be last lunch which Liz dictates, and its replacement decreed by Lutz.

Jenna is intimidated by Cerie's youth. When seeing Cerie propping her feet up on her desk without her shoes in " Greenzo ", Jenna assumes bare feet are "in" and pads around shoeless in the hope of appearing young and hip. He detests the stereotypical aspects of black culture he believes are embodied by Tracy Jordan , and he serves as a foil to Tracy, who like the majority of the TGS staff finds him pretentious. According to Liz, Toofer is "afraid of black people" and he is disappointed when he is set up on a date with a black woman.

Despite this, he claims tremendous pride in his black heritage and identity, showing off a photo of an ancestor who was an officer in the Civil War; later, he discovers the man actually fought for the Confederacy. According to Jack, his nickname is "Toofer" because "with him you get a two-for-one; he's a black guy and a Harvard guy".

It was revealed in " Lee Marvin vs. Derek Jeter " that Toofer was only hired because of affirmative action ; he quits in anger, before he agrees to return. He insisted that in order to return, his fellow writers must stop calling him Toofer, but he relented when they suggested worse nicknames.

Pete's suggestion of "Threefer, because you're also gay," is the first time that Toofer's sexuality is officially called into question, though Liz had previously insulted him, saying "Look, it's Sherlock Homo here to solve the case of the gay sweater.

The character's name was inspired by series writer Robert Carlock. Liz found him while he was opening for a puppet. He, Tracy, and Jenna Maroney are the three main actors on the show-within-a-show from Seasons 1 through 3. Often referred to as being a "kid", Josh is described in dialogue in a way that implies he is young, guileless, and unintelligent. He is indeed typically portrayed as lacking smarts and is often shown doing things that are considered juvenile.

Bush , and Jerry Seinfeld. His impressions have raised eyebrows from people who are not impressed, like Elizabeth Taylor played by Rachel Dratch , who knocked him out with an extinguisher and leaving him severely concussed after he did a sketch that offended her in which he impersonated the actress. Original characters that he plays on the show include "Dr. Ridiculous", a Chinese man named Mr. Wang, and Gaybraham Lincoln. In " The Baby Show ", Tracy got mad at Josh for impersonating him, claiming that Josh was turning him into a caricature.

In " Hard Ball ", it is implied that Josh is Jewish, and in a carry-over during " Ludachristmas ", from the "Secret Rodney" ads that were running, Kenneth says "Merry Jewish" to Josh when passing out gifts. He, Frank, and Toofer are often observed fooling around and admiring Cerie.

In the episode " The Break-Up ", Josh states that his parents raised him as a girl for 10 years. In sharp contrast to Josh, Steiner was portrayed as slick and cunning.