Imprisoned by a cult leader as a teenager, Midwesterner Kimmy is freed after 15 years. The first thing she decides to do is move to New York.
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Directed by Tristram ShapeeroWritten by Tina Fey, Robert CarlockGuest stars Andy Ridings, Matt Lauer, James Coker, McKinley Belcher III, Albert Christmas, Agnes Chung, Patrick Cooley, James DiGiacomo
Kimmy and Jacqueline try to hide their pasts, while Titus lies to Lillian about money so he can spend it on headshots for his future.
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Directed by Beth McCarthy-MillerWritten by Jack Burditt, Robert CarlockGuest stars Andy Ridings, John McMartin, Sammy Rhee, Gil Birmingham, Sheri Foster, Tanner Flood, Dylan Gelula
Kimmy has an eye-opening experience when Jacqueline introduces her to her plastic surgeon. Titus auditions for a Spider-Man musical.
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Directed by Tristram ShapeeroWritten by Jack Burditt, Tina FeyGuest stars Martin Short, Pat Battle, Jonesy, Beverley A. Crick, Jessica Griffin, Jacob Heimer, Joanna Herrington, Barrington Hinds
Kimmy's bunker-mate Cyndee visits New York with her new boyfriend, Brandon, whom Titus promptly outs. Charles makes his move with Kimmy.
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Directed by Linda MendozaWritten by Allison SilvermanGuest stars Andy Ridings, Christian Barber, Catherine Curtin, Jonathan Judge-Russo, Eddie Maldonado, Allie Woods Jr., Susanna Guzman, Brandon W. Jones
Kimmy's GED class isn't as educational as she'd hoped. Lillian helps Titus shoot a music video ... in Jacqueline's house.
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Directed by Michael EnglerWritten by Lon Zimmet, Dan RubinGuest stars Richard Kind, Tim Boardman, Bridget Gabbe, Walden Hudson, Tasha Lawrence, Dean Neistat, Tony Scheinman, Katherine Reis
Jacqueline asks Kimmy to help her plan a dinner party where Jacqueline can confirm if her husband, Julian, is cheating on her.
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Directed by Nicole HolofcenerWritten by Robert CarlockGuest stars Mark Harelik, Emily Fleming, Maho Honda, Abby C. Smith, Adam Campbell, Susanna Guzman, John C. Vennema, Julie Tice-Bubolz
Dong tries to teach Kimmy math and Kimmy tries to convince Jacqueline to get a divorce.
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Directed by Michael EnglerWritten by Meredith ScardinoGuest stars Fred Arsenault, Jessie Austrian, Pablo Gonzalez, Jean Goto, Arash Mokhtar, Victor Joel Ortiz, Frank Pando, Adam Campbell
Kimmy's 30th birthday party isn't quite the fun celebration of adulthood she wants it to be.
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Directed by Todd HollandWritten by Jack BurdittGuest stars Kiernan Shipka, Spencer Aste, Lara Hillier, Tina Johnson, Jordan Loewenstein, Edwin Lugo, Rachel McPhee, Peter Patrikios
Kimmy is torn between two guys and trying not to act like a fool. Titus finds a different kind of acting coach.
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Directed by Jeff RichmondWritten by Lauren Gurganous, Azie Mira DungeyGuest stars Christine Ebersole, Adam Campbell, Dean Norris, John Cullum, Jefferson Mays, Nic Rouleau, Katherine Reis, Carly Brooke
Kimmy and Titus go back to Durnsville, Indiana so Kimmy can testify against the Reverend Wayne, but the trip doesn't go very well.
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Directed by Ken WhittinghamWritten by Emily Altman, Jack BurdittGuest stars Christine Toy Johnson, Richie Moriarty, Jason Parks, Joseph Anthony Sudol, Tina Fey, Jerry Minor, Steven Hauck, Munro M. Bonnell
Kimmy is stuck in Durnsville. Jacqueline gets back in touch with her roots when she and Lillian drive to Indiana to find Kimmy.
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Directed by Tristram ShapeeroWritten by Sam Means, Robert CarlockGuest stars Jason Babinsky, Tina Fey, John Harrington Bland, Jerry Minor, Steven Hauck, Munro M. Bonnell, David Thompson, Kristen Montalvo