Washington, Sep 1 It wasn\'t all serious stuff that Hillary Clinton was doing as America\'s top diplomat for years. There were a few fun things too as revealed by the latest cache of 7,000 emails released by the State Department.

For instance, in a March 5, 2010, email to Richard Verma, now the US ambassador to India, and another State Department staffer, Clinton asked: \"Where are we on this?\" about gefilte fish, the famously controversial Jewish delicacy.

The Time magazine citing Tablet magazine writer Yair Rosenberg said Clinton was asking about a blocked US shipment of carp to Israel.

In a February 27, 2010, email, a State Department help desk analyst asked if she could receive email.

Clinton\'s Indian American assistant Huma Abedin clarified in a follow-up that the help desk hadn\'t recognised Clinton\'s private address while troubleshooting.

\"They had no idea it was YOU, just some random email address so they emailed,\" Abedin wrote.

In a January 3, 2010, email to State Department staffer Monica Hanley, Clinton asked when two TV shows aired -- \"Parks and Recreation\" and \"The Good Wife\".

\"Can you give me times for two TV shows?\" she asked.

In an August 20, 2010, email to a State Department staffer, movie producer Harvey Weinstein pushed for Clinton to watch \"The King\'s Speech\", his film about how King George overcame his stuttering problem.

\"It\'s a fun movie that is much in the tradition of SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE, again I think you would both like it (and Hillary would approve because it\'s PG-13 with not too many swear words,\" he wrote.

Finally in a December 2010 email thread, Clinton, staffer Cheryl Mills and lawyer David Kendall joked about a news story about a man who robbed a bank wearing a Hillary mask.

\"Should I be flattered? Even a little bit?\" Clinton asked.

Mills dug into it and found 11 times bank robbers wore Richard Nixon masks \"perhaps not surprisingly\".

Some fun things in Hillary emails