One character on this show is unable to buy crazy straws because the ATM only gives him a negative one dollar bill with Warren G. Harding's face on it. Another of its characters assumes that the phrase "Troll the respawn, Jeremy" is a new way of saying goodbye. On this show, the GED teacher Mr. Lefkowitz makes his students was Major League repeated
One character on this show is unable to buy crazy straws because the ATM only gives him a negative one dollar bill with Warren G. Harding's face on it. Another of its characters assumes that the phrase "Troll the respawn, Jeremy" is a new way of saying goodbye. On this show, the GED teacher Mr. Lefkowitz makes his students was Major League repeatedly. It includes a character who believes in Gosh and his son Jeepers and who is undone by the (*) timestamp on his reality show audition tape. That character is the Jon Hamm played Reverence Richard Wayne Gary Wayne, who uses a "mystery crank" to power the man cave he builds in his Durnsville, Indiana apocalypse bunker. For 10 points, name this Tina Fey-created show in which Ellie Kemper plays a former "Indiana Mole Woman" who has moved to New York City to start a new life.
One character on this show is unable to buy crazy straws because the ATM only gives him a negative one dollar bill with Warren G. Harding's face on it.
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