#1 Lori’s Floor  When one of your co-stars is a talking teddy bear voiced by Seth MacFarlane, it’s easy to get overshadowed. While Lori is the most responsible adult in this buddy comedy, she’s no wet blanket. This is largely thanks to Kunis’ comedic timing and delivery, making the most out of what could’ve been a run-of-the-mill girlfriend role. Lori’s reactions to Ted and John’s childish antics are nothing short of priceless, especially when she comes home to find four hookers and a little accident on the floor. Kunis is 100% committed to this part, convincing the audience that she’s actually talking to a living toy. What’s more, she pulls it off with a straight face intact

#2 Forgetting Rachel Jansen.  If there’s one woman who could make us forget about Kristen Bell’s Sarah Marshall, it’s Mila Kunis’ Rachel. This lovely hotel receptionist tries to help Jason Segel’s Peter get over his ex and sort out his life. Her methods include motivating Peter to perform his Dracula puppet musical and pushing him to take a leap of faith. Rachel of course has great chemistry with Peter, but she also plays off the rest of the supporting cast wonderfully. Kunis brings her signature wit and sparky charisma to the role, proving to be much more than a rebound girl.

#3 Jim Beam Bourbon. Bourbon is often depicted as a quote unquote “man’s drink,” but Kunis has helped to shatter that generalization by acting as a spokesperson for Jim Beam. Dropping by Conan O’Brien’s talk show, Kunis discussed how she got involved in the spirit world. She even showed Team Coco the proper way to drink brown liquor, although Conan had a little trouble mastering her techniques. During the same interview, Kunis mentioned that she donated to Planned Parenthood in Vice President Mike Pence’s name. While this peaceful protest amounted to a boycott against Jim Beam, Kunis’ actions were also met with applause and she continues to endorse the bourbon. So, it’s clear who got the last laugh here.

#4: “The Bachelor” & Parenthood Along with co-star Kate McKinnon, Kunis visited Ellen to promote her new comedy, “The Spy Who Dumped Me.” Of course, the conversation was less about the movie and more about their obsession with “The Bachelor.” While they touched upon the season finale’s outcome, the three funny ladies put just as much emphasis on the show’s cameramen and the difficult job they must have. Kunis also took some time to talk about her two children and how they prove her theory that women are habitually smarter than men. In addition to discussing marriage and parenthood, it was evident that Mila had formed a genuine friendship with Kate.