About Last Night…30 ROCK, HOLEY MOLEY, CELEBRITY WATCH PARTY, and More
July 17, 2020 by Marisa Roffman
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30 ROCK: A ONE-TIME SPECIAL — Pictured in this screen grab: Tina Fey as Liz Lemon — (Photo by: NBC)
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30 ROCK Stars to Reprise Their Characters for NBCU Upfront Primetime Special
June 16, 2020 by Marisa Roffman
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30 ROCK is returning to NBC—with a twist.
GMMR TV Awards: Show We Were Most Sorry to See Go – Vote Now!
June 28, 2013 by Marisa Roffman
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It’s time to vote for the GMMR TV Awards!
Give Me My Remote readers sent in their top nominations for nearly 30 different categories, and now it’s time for you to choose your top pick! Most of the categories have five nominees, but due to ties, the number can vary. (And, as a reminder, each category can only have two nominees per show, so only the top two vote-getters moved forward.)
Next up: “Show We Were Most Sorry to See Go.”
Take a look at your nominees and then vote for your choice below!
GMMR TV Awards: Best Series Finale (Planned) – Vote Now!
June 25, 2013 by Marisa Roffman
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It’s time to vote for the GMMR TV Awards!
Give Me My Remote readers sent in their top nominations for nearly 30 different categories, and now it’s time for you to choose your top pick! Most of the categories have five nominees, but due to ties, the number can vary. (And, as a reminder, each category can only have two nominees per show, so only the top two vote-getters moved forward.)
Next up: “Best Series Finale (Planned).”
Take a look at your nominees and then vote for your choice below!
30 ROCK — “Senor Macho Solo”
January 9, 2009 by Kari
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At last! Our long 30 ROCK holiday has ended, and the start of a brand new year brings fresh opportunities for all: love interests for Liz and Jack, a possible Janis Joplin headliner for Jenna, and plenty of loud quasi-public desk sex for Tracy and his wife.
Liz’s ongoing (and slightly feral) baby obsession has her fondling every infant, toddler, and little person in sight, which is what leads her to mistakenly pat UN delegate Stuart LaGrange (Peter Dinklage) on the head at a streetlight. Thank goodness our quick-thinking Lemon is aces at turning her own PC faux-pas into lemonade (sorry), as she finds herself ensnared in one more half-hearted relationship based almost entirely on her guilty conscience. Alas, their love match is doomed from the start when she persists in smothering the poor guy with her best intentions: “What if I order a tall coffee, or talk about my Nintendo Wii?” she asks Jenna, before rescuing Stuart from the flames of a street vendor’s grill and warning him to be careful crossing the street. (Especially good was her assumption that Kenneth thinks Stuart is a troll when he asks what it’s like to live under the Williamsburg bridge.) The callback at the end was nice, too, as she mistakes another young tot for Stuart, effectively sabotaging her own “SATC”-style happy reunion as only Liz Lemon can.
