Liz Lemon Was A BULLY! | Liz Lemon Was A MEAN Girl In High School | 30 Rock

Liz remembers being miserable and alone in high school. But when Liz goes to her high school reunion, she discovers that actually, her sarcastic humour made people in high school MISERABLE!

Season 3, Episode 5 ''The Reunion'': With Jack in tow, a reunion sees Liz finding out her memories of high school differ greatly those of from her classmates. Don Geiss awakens from his coma and makes his choice for the new GE CEO.

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[carbodude]

This was a surprisingly realistic depiction of bullying.

A real bully would never consider what they're doing as bullying.

[keyfrost]

"I don't know Kelsey, how's your mom's pill addiction?" is still one of my favorite lines from the entire show xD

[donnal]

“She’s the gay one!” - that line kills me everytime 😂😂

[rachelmcdonough]

I always thought about this. Every adult when I was a teen said they were a nerd outcast, but that’s statistically impossible. A lot of people were popular bullies and won’t admit it.

[living]

Honestly this is surprisingly accurate. I’m a high-school teacher and liz’s experience is very real. The kids who outcast themselves (not the kids who just don’t naturally fit in) don’t realize how nasty they are treating everyone around them and it’s honestly sad because you feel bad for both the kids who get upset and the kid who is all alone because they don’t understand the defense mechanism is keeping them from having friends.

[orangegreen]

I love the line "I was a nobody!" because it makes me realize that the way we perceive ourselves can be the total opposite of how others perceive us. We might think no one notices us, but maybe someone does. And just maybe that someone might be affected by us and the things we do or say.

[philippinevlogsandgamingpl]

Tina Fey said she was a bully and exactly this type of bully. She said her mom wasn't nice to people, too.

[royalewithcheese]

"I'd like you to meet my wife with whom I've raised three beautiful dogs!" I love 30 rock

[luckyDancer]

Tina Fey is a genius haha. I love how she wrote Liz as so nerdy yet insecure, she bullied popular kids before they could even get near her to avoid any form of humiliation lmao. That’s never really been done before.

[MrLasveguinhas]

I love how passionately she says *"YOU'VE PICKED OUT A FONT!"* bacause she knows how serious we all are about our font!!!

[shayshay]

I watched this as a joke and kinda surprised myself with the nugget of truth behind this. Her social anxiety led her to believe everyone was going to make fun of her so she developed this defense mechanism of being nasty before they could bully her, in the end making her the bully to preemptively “defend” herself but actually outcasting herself.

[drewsanders]

"Gayer than the volleyball scene in Top Gun". Comedy gold

[triggerfish]

"Just to be clear, we're not making out. That would be social suicide." - 30 Rock

"You can't join the mathletes. That's social suicide." - Mean Girls

[JohnChoidotOrg]

I tried joining the chess club in high school and those nerds beat me back to back and rubbed it in my face so I left.

Nerds can be just as mean as anybody.

[TRE]

A fifty dollar coupon to Outback. Liz: "I want to go to there."

[seanpearson]

I love the switch. The nerd is the bully and the popular girls were the victims lol

[gabrielleelizabeth]

The meanest girls I encountered in high school were my “best friends” we were all apart of the school’s academic elite and they enjoyed putting me down, as if we were competing.

[jackventure]

I think the problem is nerds/geeks expect people to bully them and up acting defensive and antisocial.

It happened to me in high school I was a geek and there were some people who picked on me, but at the same time I was the one who never gave anyone a chance, because I expected the worst out of them. Like Liz’s telescope scene if someone walked up to me and tried to take an interest in what I was doing I’d snub them like they were beneath me, because I assumed they were either setting me up for an insult or taking pity on me.

[timothygouldjr]

It’s even more hilarious that Tina Fey wrote the screenplay and starred in Mean Girls

[Andy-xxtt]

This has to be one of the funniest episodes, and I like how they made Liz the teenage bully because she really does have an air of “not like other girls” to her and it’s clear that she never quite outgrows it. Jack’s episodes where he’s fighting either Devon or Kaylie are top notch too 😂