Good Pod Lemon
Good Pod Lemon is a podcast chronicling three superfans’ quest to never forget the Rural Juror by rehashing, reliving, and reminiscing about every last episode of the NBC classic 30 Rock.
Episodes
On this week's episode, Elise did NOT get shushed by Lorde, we lightly explore the science of hair growth, and 30 Rock hits a problematic content grand slam.
On this week’s episode, we talk iPhone message threading, summer camps, and Elise’s personal vendetta with David Schwimmer.
On this week's episode, we’re still down one redhead, the podcast host with the Rubik’s cube tells us some valet stories, and if you understand this Haldeman joke please let us know what that means we’re so confused
On this week’s episode, we’re down a co-host (temporarily) (probably) (hopefully), we have bug trauma, and we all have secrets in our past but we’re not telling!
On this week's episode, Elise explains why white people food tastes Like That, we very nearly have our second ever serious conversation, and Molly is the opposite of whatever one of Mariah’s Lambs is.
On this week’s episode, Jerry Seinfeld and Licorice Pizza sure have a lot in common, we find a reason we can all appreciate the miracle of childbirth, we OBVIOUSLY do our Seinfeld impressions.
On this week's episode, it's the SEASON ONE FINALE
On this week’s episode, we talk about community theatre Facebook posts, Molly has discovered her best impression, and the Gang finally get their Cleveland montage.
On this week’s episode, Jack gives Molly a fitted sheet folding tutorial, Molly can’t make it through her line, and Elise comes out but this time as the world’s number one Papyrus stan.
On this week’s episode, we used to be Jesus girls, Molly loses the talking like this contest, and we discuss the age old question of whether or not it’s okay to wear a hoodie without a shirt.
On this week’s episode, we devise a way to get Elise a hysterectomy, we pronounce everyone’s name correctly, and we are in our Scrump Era.
On this week’s episode, we tweet at celebrities, we talk altered VeggieTales lyrics, and we determine that if you aren’t attracted to Wayne Brady, you might actually be gay or a racist.
On this week's episode, we sing perfect harmonies perfectly, we get an angry email from Michael Shannon, we make some important self reflections regarding Rachel Dratch.
On this week's episode, we're back!, it's Molly's birthday, and we say a lot of bad words
On this week's episode, we reveal our favorite Christmas song, Molly waxes poetic about a pumpkin patch in Omaha, and Elise absolutely hates women.
On this week's episode, no one sounds like Elmo, we are all Gay for Fey, and we have like an actual serious discussion?
On this week’s episode, Molly has a new roommate, we are the only competent people at our jobs, and we discuss the moral, social, and biological implications of dating a step-sibling.
On this week's episode, Jack knows what Bill Clinton sounds like, Elise does not know what Bill Clinton sounds like, and we have a special guest (who knows what Bill Clinton sounds like)
On this week's episode, Molly is the world’s biggest Lorde stan, Elise can’t wait to have children, and Jack makes a valiant defense of Dennis.
On this week's episode....... nothing good happens!
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