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Each week, 30 Rock takes you on some absurd adventure revolving around the comedic all-star cast or one of the many celebrity guest stars which have included television and film superstars. Always on the cutting edge, episodes of 30 Rock have taken on subject matters as diverse as gay rights, geo-political affairs and current trends in the media.
Starring along Fey is Alec Baldwin as uber-conservative General Electric CEO Jack Donaghy. Always concerned about TGS's profitability and providing plenty of opinions regarding TGS's content, Liz Lemon and Jack form an unconventional friendship in which Jack offers his unfiltered guidance and advice on everything from relationships to business success.
Adding to the cast is Tracy Morgan who plays a character that is a basically an exaggerated version of his real life self and is cleverly named Tracy Jordan; Jane Krakowski as Jenna Maroney and egotistical and self absorbed b-list celebrity who is clawing her way up the show business ladder and Jack McBrayer as Kenneth Parcell the dimwitted NBC page who turns a 12 month internship program into his lifelong career.
The dialog on 30 Rock is quick, the jokes are solid and the references and catch phrases stay with you. For fans of comedy, 30 Rock is definitely a must watch show.
- NBC
- 7 Seasons, 137 Episodes
- October 11, 2006
- Comedy
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/10 - Cast: Tina Fey, Tracy Morgan, Jack McBrayer, Scott Adsit
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30 Rock Full Episode Guide
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In the series finale, Liz struggles being a stay-at-home mom. Tracy misses Kenneth, and Jenna writes a final farewell song for the cast and crew of "TGS."
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Despite personal drama, Liz tries to rally her staff to save "TGS". Tracy and Jenna start to plan for their futures, while Kenneth meddles with Jack's appointment of a new NBC president.
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Jack convinces Liz to go with him on a trip to Florida where they uncover an unexpected secret about his mother. In Liz's absence, Tracy and Jenna assume responsibility for "TGS" with disastrous results for Kenneth.
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In a power play for total control of Kabletown, Jack teams up with Devin Banks to take on Kaylie Hooper. Meanwhile, Liz contemplates motherhood, and Tracy attempts to direct Octavia Spencer in his new film.
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Jenna gets under Liz's skin with her wedding envy, Jack plots to avoid disappointing his visiting mother and Tracy attempts to brighten up Kenneth's mood.
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Tracy features Jack as a villain in his latest project resulting in a battle of wits between the two. Jack suggests Liz take care of her own needs rather than always taking care of others. Jenna tries to protect Kenneth from Hazel.
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Realizing that Jenna could determine the fate of the presidential election, Jack and Liz engage in a debate to win her vote.
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Liz and Jack try to influence voters for the upcoming presidential election. Meanwhile, Jenna is desperate to please her new fan base, but the writers at TGS have other ideas.
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Liz tries to juggle the demands of dealing with her stars. Jack tries out an unconventional dating technique.
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Jack is divided between business and politics. Meanwhile, Criss and Liz make an unexpected relationship breakthrough.
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In the final season premiere, Liz is shocked by Jack's fall line-up and his new business strategy. Meanwhile, Jenna asks Liz to be her maid of honor.
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In the sixth season finale, Jack tries to prove the strength of his marriage by planning a vow renewal with Liz officiating the event. Elsewhere, Criss tries to show Liz that he's a worthy romantic match.
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Jack questions Avery's fidelity when she returns from North Korea with an unknown friend; Liz and Criss struggle with their gender roles.
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"Queen of Jordan" is back and taking over "TGS." Meanwhile, Liz contends with the reality show's youngest cast member.
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When the Kabletown bosses deny funding for TGS to be a live show, Liz and Jack realize their lives will actually be easier if they shoot inexpensive canned episodes_4-18. Meanwhile, Kenneth is desperate to keep TGS Live.
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When the Kabletown bosses deny funding for TGS to be a live show, Liz and Jack realize their lives will actually be easier if they shoot inexpensive canned episodes_4-18. Meanwhile, Kenneth is desperate to keep TGS Live.
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Jack gets innovative when his new business idea for Kabletown doesn't go as planned. Jenna stages a public breakdown in an effort to regain Paul's attention.
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After reading Pete's discouraging KableTown self-evaluation, Jack assumes the responsibility of making Pete a respectable man. Tracy regains his long lost sense of smell and finds himself enjoying Liz's scent. Meanwhile, Kenneth unwittingly helps Jenna plan revenge against the Pranksmen.
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Hank needs an idea that will change Kable Town.
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Liz's scripted version of Jack and Avery's love story leaves Jack feeling confused and frustrated by his feelings for Diana. Meanwhile, Jenna and Tracy compete with Weird Al Yankovic at his own game, and Kenneth gets an unexpected new job at NBC.
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Liz has a difficult time with her new role as mentor to Hazel. Kenneth struggles to surrender his page duties and takes drastic measures to make sure Tracy is taken care of. Meanwhile, Jack and Jenna plot to get Avery back in the headlines.
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Jack doesn't feel like he deserves his latest award and tries to redeem himself by participating in a strategic board game with the writers. Liz believes St. Patrick's Day is cursed when her ex-boyfriend Dennis shows up. Meanwhile, Hazel struggles to keep the peace between Tracy and Jenna.
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Jenna comes up with a way to attract publicity. Jack ends up acting as parent to his teenage enemy Kaylie Hooper. Liz and Kenneth butt heads over his new authority.
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In an effort to hide his relationship with Lynn, Frank convinces his mother that he is dating Liz. Tracy and Jenna search for Pete's missing whisky. Meanwhile, Jack teaches Kenneth how to take down his first business nemesis.
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Liz and Jenna vie for a billionaire's attention, while the TGS staff participates in unique Leap Day rituals.
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After being mugged, Jack is on a quest to protect the safety of the city's elite, so he decides to run for mayor. Meanwhile, Liz revels in sacrificing the good of the city to look out for her own interests, and Jenna and Paul are thrilled they can act like a normal couple.
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Criss and Liz want to celebrate Valentines Day, but first they need to get a dining room table.
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Liz is stunned to learn that Jenna has betrayed their friendship for publicity, so she goes on the hunt for a new best friend. Tracy contemplates mortality as Dotcom and Grizz scramble to show him that life is still worth living. Meanwhile Jack is humiliated when a "businessversary" gift meant for Hank is sent to the wrong floor.
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Jack attempts to impress Hank Hooper by getting rid of the Page program. Meanwhile, Liz searches for a new best friend.
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Tracy Jordan defies Liz by leading his own protest. Jack and Devin Banks battle it out once again, but Jack still finds time to interfere with Liz's relationship by giving Criss an ultimatum.
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Liz tries to keep her boyfriend's identity a secret from Jack. There is drama at TGS when a cell phone video gets on the web with Tracy Jordan on an offensive rant.
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In the sixth season premiere, Liz is fresh from holiday break with a positive take on things. She's able to look the other way as Tracy freaks out over Jenna's fame from being judge on America's Kidz Got Singing.
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