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Acclaimed Flop: Especially in the early years, the show never had great ratings despite being a critic favorite.
Fake American: Subverted, a British actress plays an American pretending to be a Brit and only has to do one line with an American accent.
Hey, It's That Guy!: Seeing Alex Cabot as a sweet, bubbly lesbian was weird in the extreme.
- Episode 1.7 features April Ludgate as a random NBC page.
- Season five's "Double-Edge Sword" features John Cho as a wise meth dealer.
- The coach of Vocal Adrenaline is an Out of Focus member of the TGS cast.
- Donald Glover has shown up as a PA and the gay student at Tracy's former high school, as well as young Tracy during a flashback in the second live episode. He was also a writer for the show.
- Vincent Chase appeared as a waiter in Season 1, something Comedy Central capitalized on in their advertising once they picked up the syndication rights.
  - Liz also had an on-again/off-again relationship with Drama.

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+* [[Acclaimed Flop]]: Especially in the early years, the show never had great ratings despite being a critic favorite.
 * [[Fake American]]: Subverted, a British actress plays an American pretending to be a Brit and only has to do one line with an American accent.
 * [[Hey, It's That Guy!]]: Seeing [[Law and Order SVU|Alex Cabot]] as a sweet, bubbly lesbian was weird in the extreme.
 ** Episode 1.7 features [[Parks and Recreation|April Ludgate]] as a random NBC page.
 ** Season five's "Double-Edge Sword" features [[John Cho]] as a wise meth dealer.
-** The coach of [[Glee|Vocal Adrenaline]] is an [[Out of Focus]] member of the TGS cast.
+** The coach of [[Glee|Vocal Adrenaline]] is an [[Out of Focus]] member of the ''TGS'' cast.
 ** [[Community|Donald Glover]] has shown up as a PA and the gay student at Tracy's former high school, as well as young Tracy during a flashback in the second live episode. He was also a writer for the show.
 ** [[Entourage|Vincent Chase]] appeared as a waiter in Season 1, something Comedy Central capitalized on in their advertising once they picked up the syndication rights.