30 Rock (Season 7) [R]

Is this the final season?

 

Meh. I'm more than fine with that.

 

You know how I am with shows. If I'm in, I'm all in. It really hasn't done much for me in a few seasons though. I enjoyed quite a bit of last season. I definitely liked last season more than the previous 2? seasons, but I'm ready to have that 21 minutes back. I've seen enough from the characters.

 

Well said.

 

that's unfortunate. last season was a return to form for this show.

 

Really, really good start to the season.

 

tracy at the end was, by far, the highlight of the episode... and the last bit of that was best.

 

"There are no bad ideas, Lemon - only great ideas that go horribly wrong."

Jack Donaghy, with an early sitcom line of the year candidate. It took me five minutes to stop laughing out loud at the delivery.

 

I lost it at this

 

i'm not seeing that on my guide, where did you hear/see this?

EDIT: nvm, i see it now on nbc.com. wow, i bet a lot of people are gonna miss this ep.

 

Why?

Oh well. I thought today was Thursday for half of the day anyway.

 

NBC re-airred the Monday episode of The Voice. Good thing my DVR caught this 30 Rock, otherwise I would've missed it.

 

Election meh.

 

I always loved that song and it was one of my favorite theme songs, but I think Eddie Griffin is what really put it over the top for me.

6:09

 

OK, I've fallen off this show bit lately, but the latest episode killed me.
From the Dr. Leo Spaceman series wrap
to the aggro adoption agency ladies
to the Steve Buscemi P.I. ("Why did you have to be a woman?")
to Liz Lemon's hormone freak out / and Jack's pre-printed "there-there" card
to Alec Baldwin and Will Freaking Arnett
(Jack: How much time and energy have we wasted with our sparring and our gravel-voiced double entendre? / Banks: An ass-load)

Loved it.

 

Watching last week, I thought that was the finale... Of course I was very underwhelmed.