Artist Rohitash Rao created a Rolodex full of funny email address names for some well-known TV and movie characters, providing a humorous look at what their email addresses might be if you could actually get in touch with them.
The made-up email addresses include ones for characters like Darth Vader, who is reachable at "darth.vadar@deathstar.com," or 30 Rock's Liz Lemon, who Rao imagines would use a more professional "Liz.Lemon@TGS.com" for work, instead of her personal account "tater tot lover" at Hotmail.com that's mentioned on the show.
Aside from the funny addresses themselves, one of the best parts about the series is that it puts pen to paper and on some of the cards, you'll see letters that have been whited out or scribbled over in pen. Since it's pretty bizarre to see an email address handwritten on paper, let alone a Rolodex anymore, these mistakes make the series even more amusing.
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Rohitash Rao Makes Up Funny Email Address for TV Characters
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