Every time the Kardashians have played themselves on-screen in movies and TV
- The Kardashian-Jenners have never been afraid to poke fun at themselves.
- When Kim hosted "SNL," she took shots at everyone in her life, and even at herself.
When Kim Kardashian hosted "Saturday Night Live" in 2021, she played herself in a few sketches, like this one about Skims for Dogs.
Overall, the reality star hosted a solid episode of the show, and she even brought some of her family along ...
Kris Jenner and Khloé Kardashian popped in for a sketch called "The People's Kourt," in which they played themselves in a "Judge Judy" parody.
Kim, meanwhile, played her sister Kourtney as the judge.
Kim and Khloé appeared on an episode of "90210" in 2010.
The sisters were actually on the season three premiere of the show, "Senior Year, Baby." They were even carrying bags from Dash, their boutique that used to be a large part of "Keeping Up with the Kardashians."
In 2009, Kim appeared on an episode of the long-forgotten Michael Strahan sitcom, "Brothers"
The reality star appeared in the seventh episode of the first season, "Meet Mike Trainor/Assistant Coach." Unfortunately, the show only lasted 13 episodes total before getting canceled.
During a 2011 episode of "Law and Order: Los Angeles," Khloé appeared as a version of herself who was the client of a recently murdered stylist.
The episode, "Benedict Canyon," aired in April 2011 and focused on the murder of celebrity stylist Lily Walker. Memorably, Khloé was boxing during her scene.
Kris played herself during an episode of "The Mindy Project" in March 2015, when Mindy tries to get Kris to sign a copy of her book.
During "The Mindy Project," Mindy's love for all things KarJenner was well-known, which is why it was so satisfying to see Kris pop in for a scene, even if it was to call security on Mindy at a book signing.
Most of the family appeared in the short-lived Quibi series "Kirby Jenner" in 2020.
"Kirby Jenner," which was produced by Kris and Kendall Jenner, was the satirical tale of Kirby Jenner, Kendall's little-known fraternal twin. It dropped in 2020 and was later canceled due to the end of Quibi.
Kim, Kourtney, Khloé, Kris, and Caitlyn all appeared in a "Mad TV" sketch in 2009.
The KarJenner clan appeared in a single sketch based on "Celebrity Family Feud," in which they competed against Disney child stars like Miley Cyrus, the Jonas Brothers, and Raven.
Also in 2009, Kim appeared as a figment of Marshall's imagination on "How I Met Your Mother."
The future lawyer appears in a season four episode called "Benefits." In the episode, Marshall is unable to "read a magazine" (aka use the bathroom) at his law office because he's embarrassed, and he even hallucinates the tabloid stars on the covers of his magazines talking to him.
Kim briefly appeared in a live episode of "30 Rock" in 2012.
Kardashian appeared in two small scenes of the season six live episode "Live from Studio 6H," but only on the West Coast broadcast.
At the time, she tweeted, "Anyone see 30 Rock tonight??? I had a blast!!!! Love this show!"
That year, Kim also appeared in a season one episode of "Last Man Standing."
During the 2012 episode, Mandy gets the chance to meet Kim at a book signing, only to get kicked out due to her over-excitement. Thankfully, Kim tracks her down and consoles her — all caught on camera for "KUWTK," of course.
Two years later, she popped up in "2 Broke Girls" during the season four premiere.
During the 2014 episode, the titular two broke girls are approached by a producer who wants to feature their cupcake window in an episode of "KUWTK."
Kourtney appeared in a season one episode of FXX series "Dave" in April 2020.
When Dave, played by Lil Dicky (real name Dave Burd), attends a party at Justin Bieber's house, he meets Kourtney and the two discuss the nitty gritty details of childbirth, even referencing the infamous scene of Kourtney giving birth to Mason on the show.
During season two of "Dave," Kendall followed in her sister's footsteps and appeared in a 2021 episode.
Kendall, alongside Hailey Bieber and Elsie Hewitt, appear in a scene at Benny Blanco's house during the episode "Antsy," in which they essentially serve as distractions to Dave as he attempts to write his album.
Khloé and Scott Disick appeared in the season six finale of "Royal Pains" in 2014.
"Royal Pains," a medical dramedy about a former ER doctor who is forced to become a doctor making house calls, takes place in the Hamptons, aka one of the Kardashians' favorite hangouts of the time.
In fact, a Hamptons-focused "KUWTK" spin-off, "Kourtney and Khloé Take the Hamptons," premiered just two months after this episode originally aired in September.
Kylie, Kendall, and Kim can all be seen in the background of the scenes at the Met Gala during "Ocean's 8" in 2018.
Three of the Met Gala's most iconic attendees as of late can be seen in some of the Met Gala scenes in the 2018 heist film, which sees the crew decide to pull off a robbery inside the Met during the party.
Kacey Musgraves welcomes Kendall into her "home" during "The Kacey Musgraves Christmas Show," which premiered in 2019.
During "The Kacey Musgraves Christmas Show," Musgraves and her many, many guests all play heightened versions of themselves, including Kendall, who rings the doorbell to do her very own "Love Actually" bit to convince Musgraves to switch places with her for all things "Kris-Mas."
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