Season 4 – 30 Rock

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Stephen S. @SueMe754 Jan 4 Tina Fey is a sociopathic fraud. She uses illegal surveillance techniques to eavesdrop on and stalk individuals who she has targeted for intellectual property theft - specifically to plagiarize her victims' verbal and written conversations, which she copies rote and, then, uses in her TV series and movies. You can tell that she doesn't do this in her books, because they are unreadable. She has been doing this to me for the last ten years without my consent. She has remote access to my phone and laptops. She has been stealing from me for that entire period of time. If she disagrees with this, I encourage her to sue me. See more Matheus F @matheusf_neto Aug 16 Jaco Donaghy being impeccably played by Alec Baldwin. A huge congrats to the writers and guest stars of Season 4! See more Dave C 11/07/2024 More cameos, more satire, and more laugh out loud moments. It keeps delivering! See more 02/23/2021 This season isn't the best but is still great. I'm surprised the critics rated it so low! See more 04/22/2020 The comedy and timing largely fall flat, there are a lot of plotlines and cast-combinations that simply did not seem to work as well. Possibly the weakest season in the entire show, but still decent TV. See more 01/23/2018 It’s getting a little uneven at times, but you can still relaibly laugh every episode. Season 4 of Tina Fey’s cavalcade of silliness once again focuses on relationships between characters. Many are played for laughs, but there are some genuine moments, particularly between Liz and Jack, who continue to be the focus of the show, causing other characters (Pete) to fall by the wayside, and others (Jenna, Tracy) to begin the slide into simplified extreme caricatures of themselves. The parade of talented guest stars continues. Elizabeth Banks, Julianne Moore, Michael Sheen, Will Forte, James Franco, and many more actors are veritably breaking down the door to be a part of the show, even for a single-episode arc. Favourite episodes are less dense, but there are some good ones. “Into the Crevasse” is an early strong episode, featuring my favourite guest star, Will Arnett. “Khonani,” while funnier at the time, still has some chuckle moments. The finale, “I Do Do” brings it all to a head, and has some funny reversal moments for characters. It’s not the best, but even Tina Fey’s not-the-best is still pretty good. See more Read all reviews

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