30 Rock's final season is an excellent but bittersweet farewell to one of the most hilarious and incisive pop culture satires of its time. Read critic reviews
30 Rock (2012 - 2013)
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Episodes
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1. The Beginning of the End
Air date: Oct 4, 2012
Liz is shocked by the poor quality of the programming Jack has planned for fall; Jenna asks Liz to be her bridesmaid; Hazel and Kenneth invite Tracy to a dinner party.
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2. Governor Dunston
Air date: Oct 11, 2012
Jack and Liz butt heads over political satire on the show; Liz tries to spice up her love life; Jenna learns that Kenneth's mother and her boyfriend still buy music.
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3. Stride of Pride
Air date: Oct 18, 2012
Liz has her hands full as she tries to protect Jenna from bad press and prove to Tracy that women are funny; Jack experiments with an unconventional dating strategy.
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4. Unwindulax
Air date: Oct 25, 2012
Liz and Jack compete to influence voters in the presidential election; the writers mess with Jenna as she struggles to appease her new fan base.
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5. There's No I in America
Air date: Oct 31, 2012
Recognizing Jenna's political influence, Liz and Jack stage a debate to win her followers; Kenneth looks to Tracy for voting advice; Pete tries to recreate the magic of the last election.
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6. Aunt Phatso vs. Jack Donaghy
Air date: Nov 15, 2012
When Tracy portrays Jack as a villian in a movie, Jack and Tracy engage in a battle of wits; Liz takes Jack's advice and puts her needs above those of the show; Jenna tries to protect Kenneth from Hazel's manipulation.
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7. Mazel Tov, Dummies!
Air date: Nov 29, 2012
An encounter with Dennis spurs Liz and Criss to step up their efforts to start a family; Jack and Jenna reflect on their self-worth; Tracy gets an upsetting medical diagnosis.
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8. My Whole Life Is Thunder
Air date: Dec 6, 2012
Jenna's envy pushes Liz over the edge; Jack forms a plan to avoid disappointing his mother (Elaine Stritch); Tracy tries to cheer up Kenneth.
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9. Game Over
Air date: Jan 10, 2013
Jack asks Devin Banks (Will Arnett) to help him discredit Kaylie Hooper (Chloë Moretz), Jack's teenage nemesis and KableTown's future CEO; Liz considers her options as she tries to become a mother; Tracy directs Octavia Spencer in his movie.
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10. Florida
Air date: Jan 17, 2013
When Jack persuades Liz to go to Florida with him, they make a shocking discovery about his mother; Jenna and Tracy assume responsibility for the show in Liz's absence, resulting in disaster for Kenneth.
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Quite possibly the greatest sitcom ever made. Funny on every rewatch.
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What a great season, the finale is amazing!
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Season 7 gives 30 Rock the sendoff it deserves and finishes true to form.
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Tina Fey's rise through SNL was already well underway when 30 Rock debuted and the so it was no surprise that it would be just so good. Incredibly witty with some of the funniest characters ever assembled this show is about a fictional live comedy show headquartered in 30 Rockefeller. Tina Fey- the writer and main star has based the show on her experiences in Saturday Night Live and many of the crew have been assembled from the famed sketch show. Alec Baldwin is the scene stealer as the new network executive and even the normally unwatchable Tracy Morgan somehow finds his slot here. This is a must watch satire from the incredibly talented Tina Fey.
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The laughs just aren't there for season seven, but there's enough for the show's loyal watchers to cling on to before saying goodbye.
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*whew* At least they ended with an uptick instead of bottoming out. A shortened number of episodes helped keep things fast and light for the farewell season. In addition to classic sitcom premeses (marriage, babies, new jobs), the show uses its final season to take a swipe at as many of its own characters (and Hollywood celebrities) as it can. In 13 episodes, we see still more insane guest stars show up, including the likes of Ryan Lochte, Tony Bennett, Tim Meadows, Florence Henderson, Bryan Cranston (!), Octavia Spencer, Gayle King, and John Hodgman. Of course, that doesnt count the throngs of recurring guest stars that return for one last hurrah. There are too many to list, but for me, the top two will always be Will Arnetts Devon Banks (so many gravelly-voiced double entendres!), and Chris Parnells Dr. Spacemen (one day, he will finish medical school). Even with a short run, there are some memorable episodes. The two part Unwindulax and Theres No I in America have a lot of great political and character humour (and make great use of Jenna). Game Over features both Will Arnett and Chloe Moretz, in winner-take-all final showdown for corporate domination. The finale Hogcock/Last Lunch has a lot of great moments, and sort of puts a bow on the series. For me, 30 Rock began as that show that was on after The Office on Thursday nights. Over time, though, it morphed into a witty, silly, and enjoyable show all its own. Whether its insane Tracy one-liners, crazy corporate acronymns, or the ever-present lampshade hanging, 30 Rock is an underappreciated comedy that I will always have fond memories of. To summarize it in a phrase, its somewhat political, but mostly ridiculous.
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Resourceful and poignant as always.
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Clever, hilarious comedy. A behind-the-scenes look at the the cast and crew of The Girly Show (TGS), an NBC skit-comedy program. Centres on the executive producer of the show, Liz Lemmon (played by Tina Fey), her boss, GE/NBC executive Jack Donaghy (Alec Baldwin). Created by Tina Fey, of SNL fame, 30 Rock is incredibly clever, especially in its references to topical events and in poking fun at the entertainment industry. Quite over-the-top at times, and delightfully so. The jokes come thick and fast, sometimes too fast - you've hardly digested one and the next one is upon you. If there is a negative, that is it - with the humour being so clever, you need some breathing space to sometimes get the jokes and being so snappy, you can easily miss things. Great performances and perfect casting. Alec Baldwin probably has the toughest gig, as his character is right-wing and capitalist to the extreme and is a living parody of not just the entertainment industry but business executives in general. Also, before this Baldwin was really considered only a drama-movie actor, so this is quite a change for him. He carries it off with aplomb. A classic and classy comedy series.
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Amazing show that can change lives
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If 90 % the audience really thought it was funny, why did they have low tv ratings. This was an awful show.
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