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This is the answer. I think 30 Rock is a masterpiece of a tv show but it doesn't have those crazy emotional moments that'll make you sob ugly tears the way Parks and The Office does, in my opinion at least. I'd be surprised if as many people are brought to tears by 30 Rock as The Office or Parks in general, just a different style of ...
- Season 4 - Average Score: 72
- Season 6 - Average Score: 75
- Season 1 - Average Score: 83
- Season 5 - Average Score: 86
- Season 3 - Average Score: 92
- Season 7 - Average Score: 93
- Season 2 - Average Score: 94
Although not succumbing to a failing score, the fourth season of 30 Rock is unanimously ranked last of its seven. Season 4 certainly tossed its characters through lackluster TV tropes: Liz being uncertain about a new bachelor, and Jack having to choose between two women. The overall plot involving NBC being bought out by Kabletown may have also lef...
Season 6 of 30 Rock was praised for juggling the same hilarious antics that the series had been known for. By this point, 30 Rock was playing the game like a veteran basketball player, albeit still suffering from conventional writing choices. Jack spent a better arc of the season attempting to rescue his wife from North Korea, while Liz and Jenna w...
The breakout season that led to a sitcom behemoth, Season 1 of 30 Rock was instantly hailed as a zany, hilarious introduction to the working world of Liz Lemon. Based on Tina Fey's years as head writer of SNL, 30 Rock revolves around sketch comedy show TGS -- or "The Girlie Show" -- starring the ditzy Jenna Maroney who performs under a spotlight ho...
The fifth season of 30 Rock was a return to form for many critics after the mixed reception of Season 4. Amid celebrating 100 episodes of TGS, much of the characters' personal plot developments took to new mold in Season 5 -- Jack preparing for fatherhood, Tracy chasing an EGOT -- while other characters shared in their own wacky side adventures, su...
Season 3 celebrates 30 Rocksoaring to new comedic heights featuring some of the show's most notably outrageous humor of its entire run. Character arcs include Jack winning his job back after the events of the Season 2 cliffhanger, while Liz dates Dr. Drew Baird, a whimsical Jon Hamm in a notable episode, "The Bubble." Tracy basks in the success of ...
A bittersweet farewell, 30 Rock's final season was praised for maintaining its ability to be uproariously funny and beautifully poignant. Season 7 saw these hilarious characters crystallize once and for all; Liz settling down with children and marriage in her potential future, and Jack solidifying, and potentially sabotaging, his future with the co...
The season that solidified 30 Rockas a monumental sitcom success, Season 2 is about as wacky and inventive as the series ever becomes. With the characters fully realized by the time of their sophomore outing, Fey's writing for untapped potential appears to be limited to no bounds. After returning from a terrible summer hiatus -- from Jenna's obesit...
I agree that 30 Rock absolutely belongs in the Greatest of All Time list. That said, over time a lot of the references will go over the heads of newer viewers who weren't around back then. Some of those references were dated and obscure when they first aired.
1 août 2020 · Cette contrainte hebdomadaire est désormais abolie et c’est justement l’un des thèmes récurrents de 30 Rock, la série de Tina Fey. Elle doit son titre au surnom du siège social du réseau ...
Even though 30 Rock aired on NBC I strongly believe it is a cult classic. The ratings were never fantastic and declined almost every year, but that does not speak to the quality of the show. Instead that speaks to how boring and unsophisticated the average television viewer is. Look at which comedy series are popular and that should ...
17 juil. 2020 · It is one of the iron laws of reality in 2020, and it was awkwardly proved by the weird, recursively ironic reunion “30 Rock: A One-Time Special” Thursday night, in which a sitcom that spent...
26 mai 2009 · Last night I happened to catch 30 Rock for the first time ever. It was a relatively recent episode, The Bubble, written, I noticed, by Tina Fey. I understand that this is a well regarded comedy but my God it was tedious…
