'30 Rock' says goodbye[Editor's Note: If you haven't seen the series finale of NBC's "30 Rock" and are sensitive about spoilers, you should skip this post.] After seven seasons of loopy hilarity, “30 Rock” is over. Thursday night, our friends at “TGS” told us that they were going out for cigarettes and would be back in 15 minutes. In other words, goodbye forever (or at least 35 years). Next for Alec Baldwin? Maybe SpainThe end of "30 Rock" is rapidly approaching - Thursday, in fact - but it sounds like both Tina Fey and Alec Baldwin already have plans for what to do next. Fey told CNN backstage after the SAG Awards ceremony on Sunday, where she picked up the honor of best female actor in a comedy, that she does have a deal in place with NBC to develop more shows. First and foremost, though, she'll be doing more movie work; "The Muppets" sequel begins filming in London in March. Willy Wonka inspires Jack on '30 Rock'On last night’s penultimate episode of “30 Rock,” Liz fought to save TGS and Kenneth got a golden ticket. Liz and Criss were busy preparing for their adopted twins. He went shopping while she scrambled to watch all the episodes of "Treme" on their DVR. (It really does get good if you stick with it!) '30 Rock': Liz and Jack address the shippersOn Thursday's “30 Rock,” Liz accompanied Jack to Florida after Tracy told her to be more spontaneous. Not surprisingly, Tracy’s advice plus Florida (Jack: “Why can’t we just cut this state adrift and let it crash into Cuba?”) equals (theme park) jail. Alec Baldwin on '30 Rock's' 'low point'Nearly every "30 Rock" fan has an opinion on exactly where the Emmy-winning comedy began to lose its luster, and for Alec Baldwin that moment came in season five. "It was the low point," he told Rolling Stone in its new issue, though he hastens to add that "even anemic '30 Rock' writing is still better than everybody else's writing." Jack and Liz move toward their goals on '30 Rock'[Editor's Note: This post contains spoilers for the January 10 episode of "30 Rock."] With only three episodes of “30 Rock” left, the farewells have begun. The (terrifying) new Surgeon General of the United States, Dr. Spaceman, yelled, “That’s a series wrap on Leo Spacemen, suckers!” Before his exit, Dr. Spaceman prescribed Liz fertility hormones. Tracy was concerned, and he’s not a woman, so he could say whatever he wanted. “That stuff will shrink your testicles. But there are bad side effects as well.” |
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