Kimmy Schmidt Baby Linda
Kimmy Schmidt’s newest novel, “Baby Linda”, features a title character who is a doctor who assists women with congenital heart defects. Lillian, a doctor by the name of Lillian, was also a student of Lillian’s and is a neurologist. She assists Kimmy in her job search and also meets Zach, her best friend. Zach is looking to hire Kimmy at his new tech company.
In the meantime, Kimmy is busy taking care of her new baby sister, Linda, and herself. Kimmy has been having an affair (with Reuben’s wife) and wants to take care. Kimmy, who is in love with Reuben, is determined to help. When Kimmy tells her that she is pregnant with her second child, Titus, meanwhile, plays it cool and insists on meeting Linda.
Despite being a fictional character, Kimmy is well-played by John Hamm. He also played Don Draper on Mad Men, and he even came up with the Coca-Cola tagline! Titus Burgess, meanwhile, plays D’Fwan, a reality TV star. Hence, it is no wonder that he is the new baby’s godfather!
Kimmy, on the other hand, is determined to find her child. She begins by talking to her professor. He has invited her to a dinner party. Ruben, a friend, joins the conversation and reveals that he is a father to a one-year old girl. Kimmy and Ruben are invited to dinner together. Kimmy tries to meet her baby and learn more about him.
During her first days in the new role, she finds a book by Jan S. Port, which she checked out from her junior high school library six years before. She discovers that she is in a parallel universe to our own, after finding it. Kimmy must uncover the truth about her mysterious son’s birth and her husband’s tragic love for her in this parallel universe.
Kimmy is having trouble at school and is currently on academic probation. To keep her school spot, she needs to score 100 on her Chemistry final. But she fails to get that 100 percent, so she decides to make her apartment a bunker for the two of them. But she also wants to avoid PDA. So she brings in board games for them to play in her bunker. All the pieces are missing from all of the games. There’s even a macaroni and cheese puzzle.
Even though this episode was not a huge success, Kimmy and Titus have a strong friendship. They become close friends and can work out their differences. Lillian’s family had fled to Europe many years ago, but the trip down memory lane helps them reconcile. As the episode concludes, Lillian hugs Artie.