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- "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt's" final episodes are airing on Netflix on January 25.
- To celebrate the end, we combed through the series to spot every celebrity appearance in the show's 45 episodes so far.
- There are many "SNL" stars, since co-creators Tina Fey and Robert Carlock wrote for the show.
When "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" first premiered in 2015, people were unsure what to think. How could a show about a woman who had been kidnapped as a child and held in a bunker for years be funny? Thankfully, with the help of Tina Fey, Robert Carlock, and the show's all-star cast (Ellie Kemper as Kimmy, Tituss Burgess as her roommate, Carol Kane as her landlord, and Jane Krakowski as her boss) it became one of the most hilarious shows of the decade.
Before Kimmy and her friends leave us for good, scroll down to see 40 celebrity appearances on "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" that are still making us laugh.
Jon Hamm appears in 11 episodes as "Reverend" Richard Wayne Gary Wayne, Kimmy's kidnapper.
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For almost the entirety of season one, The Reverend's face was kept obscured, leading fans to wonder what iconic actor Tina Fey had surely cast as Kimmy's kidnapper/cult leader/husband.
Hamm immediately showed off his comedic chops when he appeared towards the end of season one, and has periodically popped up to cause trouble in Kimmy's life.
Show co-creator Tina Fey plays two separate characters: Marcia and Andrea.
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In season one, Fey first shows up as Marcia Clark, one of Kimmy's inept lawyers (a clear reference to OJ Simpson prosecutor Marcia Clark, perm and all) in her trial against the Reverend.
Fey later reappears in season two as an alcoholic therapist, Andrea, that Kimmy starts seeing. The two work together to deal with their respective issues: Andrea's alcoholism and Kimmy's issues regarding her captivity and kidnapping.
Greg Kinnear plays himself in season four, and helps Titus impress his ex-boyfriend Mikey.
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Kinner shows up in the season four premiere as himself, and gets involved in a harebrained scheme from the minds of Jacqueline and Titus in which he films a fake TV show called "The Capist."
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