On tonight's Christmas-themed 30 Rock, Elaine Stritch reprised her role as Jack's evil mother, Colleen, delivering one hilariously tense family moment after another. What happened? when Jack revealed to Colleen that he knew about his real father? Find out inside.
Do you like drag and creepy tip-of-the-tongue kisses? Then you'll love Will Forte's return to television on last night's 30 Rock! Good to see Forte back to playing characters that make us cringe (and laugh).
Today at Gawker.TV, 30 Rock's Jonathan plays himself on Running Wilde, Conan pleads with Finland to air his show, Jason Lee dons old-man makeup and rockstar hair, and Glenn Beck wishes people we as poor as they used to be.
On tonight's 30 Rock, the writing crew—while trying to solve a debate—inadvertently discovered that Jack appeared to be the voice of www.pronouncify.com. But how did this happen? Thankfully, as the episode went on, we found out. Videos inside.
Following in the steps of Jon Hamm, John Slattery used 30 Rock to distance himself from Mad Men's Roger Sterling. Enter Steve Austin: an independent wack-job candidate running for Rhode Island's congressional seat, with no relation to the wrestler.
Tonight on 30 Rock, Liz Lemon bought jeans from a store called Brooklyn Without Limits, and they made her ass look amazing. Unfortunately, though, the brand wasn't as innocent as she thought. A compilation of the related scenes is inside.
"Lemon's Theme" is an actual song recorded by Tina Fey and Christopher Cross that will join the likes of "Werewolf Bar Mitzvah" and "Muffin Top" on the show's soundtrack debuting on November 16th. Hear the entire cheesy duet inside.
On tonight's 30 Rock, Tracy discovered that NBC had prepared an obituary for him should he pass unexpectedly—he didn't like what it contained. Then, Jenna discovered that there wasn't one for her. They both reacted (hilariously). Watch inside.
We thought it might be nice to kick off your weekend festivities with an oldie-but-goodie. It just wouldn't be Halloween weekend without mentioning this flashback gem from Tracy Jordan's failed musical career on 30 Rock.
Comedian Judah Friedlander proclaimed his fighting skills as matchless on today's Good Day NY. Judging by his book, we agree! That is, unless he's up against NY's Gubernatorial Candidate/Karate Expert Jimmy McMillan of "the Rent Is Too Damn High Party."
Last night, 30 Rock aired a live episode (catch some of it here). During it, Kenneth delivered three messages to Jenna in the hallway of the TGS studio, including a picture sent to her by Brett Favre. Watch inside.
Tonight, 30 Rock was live! And it was good, too. Inside, catch the first few minutes of the episode, featuring Julia Louis-Dreyfus as a younger Liz Lemon, Rachel Dratch as a crazy cleaning lady, and *drumroll* a Brett Favre joke!
On this week's 30 Rock, Jack used an analogy about a company buying both a diarrhea-inducing corn chip manufacturer and a diarrhea medication to boost sales. The Sarah Silverman Program aired the same joke on Oct. 8th, 2008. Videos inside.
Tonight's 30 Rock? AMAZING. The episode was tight, chock-full of big name guest stars (Rob Reiner and Queen Latifah), funny as ever and deliciously meta—as in, "Let's mock NBC's huge lack of black people!" meta. Video highlights inside.
Today at Gawker.TV, Steve Wozniak appears on The Big Bang Theory, every 30 Rock flashback into young Liz Lemon's life, Between Two Ferns mashed up with The Social Network, and Community pops and locks its way into our hearts.
Brian Williams, the king of cameos—on NBC, at least—has put another notch in his comedic belt. On tonight's episode of 30 Rock, Williams (and NBC News' Andrea Mitchell) showed up to hilariously "report" on Liz Lemon's faux dalliances.
Rejoice, fellow comedy lovers! Tonight, 30 Rock returned with its fifth season premiere. Summer was remembered, the future was considered, and Hillary Clinton was dissed by Jack Donaghy. Video of that scene—plus a special Ina Garten shout-out—is inside.
Jack McBrayer, better known as Kenneth Parcell on 30 Rock, offers advice on how to better your own social standing through the lost art of home invasion via this new Funny or Die video. Get your learn on, inside!
