If you’ve never seen this delightfully bizarre 30 Rock thing before…well…the time is now.
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Mocking GE’s corporate structure and the real-life ridiculousness of the GE-NBC marriage was a big part Jack Donaghy’s character on 30 Rock.
What will become of the show’s funniest character now that he longer needs to synergize comedy shows and jet engine manufacturing?
30 Rock’s Sue Galloway & John Lutz, NYC, 2011 by Robyn Von Swank.
I love 30 Rock but I feel real uncomfortable about this part of it.
Why isn’t Tina Fey allowed to create the show she wants to create? Why is she singularly responsible for pushing some sort of overarching message? Why does she need Rachel Fershleiser’s approval?
Why must Liz Lemon be awesome instead of funny?
Who are we to decide that Liz Lemon’s worldview isn’t an honest response to Tina Fey’s experiences? It’s not a biopic. It’s very funny and it’s not like the other shows. Can we really demand anything more from a sitcom?
And Fey didn’t always “have it all”. Maybe her next project will reflect on that part of her life. Or maybe it won’t. She’s earned the power to make that decision for herself. That’s why Tina Fey is awesome. And it’s her awesomeness that matters.
One of these is a fake aspiring politician from 30 Rock. The other is a real aspiring politician from Arizona.
Huh. I post about 30 Rock a lot.
The full spectrum of product placement oppositionists, from those who reject the practice because it “compromises art” to those who see it as manipulative marketing, seem to be far more upset about the occasional McDonald’s placement than a brand that has appeared in more than one third of all box-office hits since 2001. A great illustration of this phenomenon is the show 30 Rock, which has been taken to task for its product placements, especially its McDonald’s McFlurry episode, even while the same show’s pornographic Mac and iPhone appearances passes with little comment.
“Apple-Faced Goon”
Kenneth The Page really reminds me of John Edwards. Next time you’re watching 30 Rock, it’ll hit you.
