S1.E5

Kimmy Kisses a Boy!

Name: Kimmy Kisses a Boy!
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2015-03-06
Duration: 23 min
Rating: 7.9
Cast: Ellie Kemper, Tituss Burgess, Carol Kane

Episode aired Mar 6, 2015
TV-14
23m

IMDb RATING

7.9/10

1.3K

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Sara Chase and Ellie Kemper in Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt (2015)

Comedy

Cyndee and her boyfriend Brandon visit Kimmy in New York. Kimmy discovers that Cyndee has been using her "mole woman" past to get things she's always wanted, including Brandon. Kimmy's relat... Read allCyndee and her boyfriend Brandon visit Kimmy in New York. Kimmy discovers that Cyndee has been using her "mole woman" past to get things she's always wanted, including Brandon. Kimmy's relationship with Charles takes a turn.Cyndee and her boyfriend Brandon visit Kimmy in New York. Kimmy discovers that Cyndee has been using her "mole woman" past to get things she's always wanted, including Brandon. Kimmy's relationship with Charles takes a turn.

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IMDb RATING

7.9/10

1.3K

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See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
There is a Latin motto on the wall of the school where Kimmy tries to enroll. It says "scholae nulle motto" which means "no school motto."

Quotes
Kimmy Schmidt: [to Charles] I thought it was weird when you said, "Troll the respawn, Jeremy," but I figured that was just a new way of saying goodbye. I've been saying it all day.
[flashback to Kimmy leaving her apartment and passing Lillian on the stoop]
Kimmy Schmidt: Troll the respawn, Jeremy.
Lillian Kaushtupper: [laughs] First time on bath salts, dear?

Connections
References Rear Window (1954)

Soundtracks
Footloose
(uncredited)
Written by Kenny Loggins and Dean Pitchford
Performed by Kenny Loggins

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Featured review

8/10

Still Hilarious

The unbridled enthusiasm of Kimmy as she wades through unfamiliar territory is what makes this. Every moment is a new experience, but she never quite gets the grasp. She says racist things when she has no idea what racism is. Her innocence is the delight. Here her fellow "mole woman" shows up. She is living the good life on money given to her by people who feel sorry for her. She is spending it on luxuries, including hooking up with a gay man. She depends on Kimmy for her support but is much more clueless than Kimmy. There are some great scenes here and some wonderful dialogue. The portrayal of life underground is hilarious.