KnowraTina FeyLinked fromLinked fromThe 18 pages that link to Tina Fey, each with the reason it gives.All 18Broader topic 1Related 15Compared with 2Saturday Night LiveRelated: Fey shaped the show’s writing and became a prominent face of Weekend Update.Second CityRelated: Fey trained and performed at Second City before becoming a leading television comedy writer.Lorne MichaelsRelated: Fey extended Michaels’s SNL model from performer and writer to leading producer.Women in comedyRelated: Her work illustrates women's movement from sketch writing into sitcom authorship and production.Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy SeriesRelated: Her wins for 30 Rock connect lead acting recognition with authorship of the series.Situation comedy in the United StatesRelated: Her career links sitcom writing rooms, network satire, and women-led television comedy.30 RockRelated: She drew on her Saturday Night Live experience to create the series and play Liz Lemon.Rachel McAdamsRelated: Fey’s screenplay created Regina George, the role that became one of McAdams’s signature performances.Alec BaldwinRelated: Fey created 30 Rock and wrote the Jack Donaghy role Baldwin made central to the series.Amy PoehlerRelated: Fey and Poehler co-anchored Weekend Update and later co-hosted the Golden Globe Awards.Amy SchumerRelated: Fey's career offers a close comparison in women leading and writing television comedy.Al FrankenRelated: Fey’s later SNL career offers a point of comparison with Franken’s work as a writer and performer.Donald GloverRelated: Fey hired Glover as a writer for 30 Rock.Jimmy FallonRelated: Fey and Fallon shared the Weekend Update desk from 2000 to 2004.Lindsay LohanRelated: Fey wrote Mean Girls and appeared as Lohan’s mathematics teacher.