Season 1 – 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 their verbal and written conversations, which she copies rote and, then, uses in her TV series. You can tell doesn't do this for 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, then I encourage her to sue me for defamation. See more Aleksandar B @alexbrklyn Dec 12 30 Rock. I knew how good this show is. I was watching it sporadically. Now, December 11th of 2025, I have reached a conclusion that 30 Rock is above any other comedy I have ever seen. At par to Seinfeld. I started watching it again a few weeks ago. I am still on season one. It’s just to good for taking the entire episode at once. My jaw drops, my tummy hurts, my eyes tear. Tina, you rock. See more Matheus F @matheusf_neto Aug 16 One of the best sitcoms of century XXI. Tina Fey and Alec Baldwin are powerhouses. See more J C @PearlJ65 Aug 11 Not gonna write a review for every season, my review is the same for all: the show is genius. Just finished binging all seasons, again. Clever and funny as hell, great cast, awesome guest stars. They rip both political parties beautifully, along with managing to equal opportunity offend just about everyone. Hysterical. "If you can't stand the heat, get off of Mickey Rourke's sex grill." See more Jay W @RT52162311 12/02/2024 It can be tricky doing a review for a series like "30 Rock" because the quality of the show fluctuates so much between season to season, and even episode to episode. I mainly base my 7/10 on what are the odds you'd pick a funny episode if you put all episodes on shuffle. In that situation, chances are, you'd land on a pretty funny episode. I'm not sure if it had something to do with the writers' strike of the time, but the series had a major slog of bad episodes towards the end of season 4, and onward to season 5. Season 5 managed to have some funny gems in there, helped by some funny cameos giving the series some much needed support. Characters would make out of character decisions for the sake of a joke, and some of the running storylines of the series grew very stale and repetitive. The show also became very political during this stretch. To some, I'm sure that's fine, but if you're like me, and go to TV for some escapism, then these episodes fell flat. And I guess I'm fine with being political, as long as the jokes are still funny. But often these political episodes would just have unfunny jokes. But when the series is good, it is laugh out loud funny. There would be moments where you would laugh so hard that you would have to pause or rewind the show to catch what the next joke was. The series used a lot of topical jokes of the time. So references to "Hairspray", "The Bee Movie", "Halo 3" and Mitt Romney may make the show a bit dated going back to it. But I think it adds to the charm, and makes the show a real time capsule for ~2007. The series, uses a lot of 4th wall breaking jokes, and a good number of cut-away gags. So if that type of humor isn't for you, then the show won't seem all that funny. Much like the show, this review was a bit all over the place, but in the end I enjoyed it. See more Dave C @RT09838700 10/22/2024 Dry comedy, with satire, schadenfreude, and a measure of goofy cringe thrown in the mix. It warms as it gets rolling, and by the second half of the season, it is most definitely in its groove... with some great cameos! There are some really good character pairings that make it feel more charming, but it is the wit and actions of TF and AB that truly make it memorable See more Read all reviews

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