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"I don’t need this. You know a stripper offered to give me a squeezer last night? A white stripper."
Dennis Duffy = Funny TV.
Best episode has to be Subway Hero.
"I don’t need this. You know a stripper offered to give me a squeezer last night? A white stripper."
Dennis Duffy = Funny TV.
"That dancer and I became really close friends. And back then he wasn't known as K-Fed or Federline. Back then his name was Chad Farthouse." -Zach Galifianakis
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Dennis being on To Catch a Predator and then his excuse for it is probably one of the best things the show will ever do.Originally Posted by mezmorized
"I have a confession to make...I lost your ring at a BoDeans concert."
Haha, this is like the umpteenth time that Tina has made reference to the Dr. Beaman sketch, one of my favorite SNL sketches of all time:
http://snltranscripts.jt.org/99/99jbeaman.phtml
Dr. Spaceman's line "You know what else is from the '70s? Women keeping their mouth shut" was great too.
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Choking the white cop was pretty phenomenal. And, my lord, Chris Parnell has never not delivered a line perfectly.
Okay, so is it wrong that I found drugged-out, weeping Jenna incredibly hot?
Yes, Weinerslave.
That's weak sauce in any thread but it's extra weak in this one.
Please someone find me a gif of the part of the Midnight Symphony commercial where the guy is choking the cop
"The wisdom and the the spiritual beauty within Roy Jr ... it's just effin sick!"
"This is a California Kong. It's two California Kings strapped together with gorilla leather."
http://www.etonline.com/tv/120762_Ti...ock/index.html
Alec Baldwin sent the "30 Rock" loving world into a frenzy yesterday when, in the middle of a Twitter rant against the Today show, he tweeted, "I think I'm leaving NBC just in time."
And while his reps assured ET that Alec isn't leaving the show early, co-star Tina Fey did reveal this morning that the end of "30 Rock" is on the horizon.
"We can't do this for 35 years," she said today on "The View". When asked to posit what Baldwin meant, Fey added, "He just means the end of the show is visible on the horizon. We'd love to keep going and see where these characters end up ... [but] you don't want to see me with a grey stripe in my hair, eating a slice of pizza, going on dates."
And while "30 Rock" has yet to be renewed for next season, Fey did tease a few upcoming developments that are sure to keep them in the ratings running. Not only will their April 26th live outing feature celebrity cameos from "old friends of the show and some people you've never seen on the show before," but there will also be another episode dedicated to "The Queen of Jordan" on May 3rd!
For the uninitiated, "Queen of Jordan" is Angie Jordan (Sherri Shepherd)'s Bravo reality show that was memorably introduced in season five as an entire episode that was edited in the vein of "Real Housewives". Of the next installment, Tina teased, "[Angie's] having a big fashion line debut and she's mad because she thinks Jack is stealing her thunder."
A clip was then shown that revealed Angie's clothing line is called Chic and the theme of her party is "What Are You Looking At?" Guess "HAM!" was taken.
30 Rock airs Thursdays at 8:30 p.m. on NBC.
Spoiler:
Did anyone notice how in this last episode Tracy had that line about "I've never made a mistake", and then right after that he calls Jenna "Jane"?
Haha...was this another Star Wars reference? (Mark Hammill calling Carrie Fisher "Carrie" instead of "Leia"?)
I did notice that mistake. Also, a week and a half ago I saw Jane Krakowski on the street in NYC and she looked pretty damn good in person.
Tina talks about the upcoming live episode
Q. It’s been said that next season will be the last for “30 Rock.” Is that your understanding as well?
A. We work for NBC, so we’ll see what they say. The one thing I’ve always wanted from the beginning, that hopefully will come true, is that whenever we do end, I would like to know in advance. So we can write the end. Because it’s such a writers’ show. And whenever it does happen, that NBC does understand that.
This show remains an unstoppable ha-ha force, even as it revives that moribund adoption storyline. The conjoined twins of Raymour & Flanigan, Ethan Allen's wardrobe, Moynihan's every line... this show can make even couch manufacturing hilarious. I hope it lives forever.
Why didn't they have Kristen Schaal yell "FIGHT THE REAL ENEMY!"
Great episode! I absolutely lost it at "Zou Bisou Bisou".
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