Incredibly talented, Tina Fey stands out in the entertainment scene as she branches out to different media outlets in film, theater, and television. Comical and undeniably pretty, she has established herself not only as an actress, but as a creative writer, a versatile comedian, and a brilliant producer as well. Ultimately, she became part of the hilarious show 30 Rock that showcases her uproarious antics.

Born on May 18, 1970 in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, Tina Fey studied drama at the University of Virginia. Previously, she became a part of The Second City where she performed in the award-winning Paradigm Lost. In addition, she is considered to be a veteran of The ImprovOlympic. As a comedic actress, she was popularly known for her inclusion on the show Saturday Night Live where she also became the first female head writer of the program. Her outstanding work on the show earned her a Writers Guild of America Award in 2001. In addition, she also wrote the script for the popular teen flick Mean Girls.

Playing Liz Lemon on the sitcom 30 Rock allows Fey to portray the central character of the show. Her depiction of the character comes out effortless since Liz is seemingly a parody of herself. Geeky yet highly skilled, she displays sidesplitting drama and provides out of the ordinary punch lines, a feature that gets viewers hooked.

-Kris De Leon, BuddyTV Staff Columnist

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