TV Review: 30 Rock Season 7 Episodes 12 and 13
If only we had a little more time…
So I thought there were 2 episodes of 30 Rock left.
As in, like, 2 more weeks of 30 Rock. I didn’t realise it’d be a double episode.
Needless to say, I was not emotionally prepared enough for 30 Rock to be over.
My heart hurts. And I think (hope?) it’s not just the cholesterol.
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TV Review: 30 Rock Season 7 Episode 11
“I haven’t had my morning juicebox yet, and I don’t want my eyes to look puffy.”
Tracy and Jenna Mini-Mes and a Willy Wonka parody?
So we’re on the surreal end of the 30 Rock spectrum this episode.
It’s tolerable. If only because the world can only improve with more Jennas. Even 8 year-old ones.
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TV Review: 30 Rock Season 7 Episode 10
You’d think that a 2-scene, throwaway return from Hazel probably wouldn’t be enough to utterly destroy an episode of 30 Rock.
Thankfully, you’d be right.
But not by much.
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TV Review: 30 Rock Season 7 Episode 9
Jack’s greatest adversaries. Plus Jenna.
30 Rock is back and it’s almost over.
So what better to do than bring back Kaylie Hooper, as played by Chloe “I said ‘cunt’ in a movie when I was 12. That makes me cool, right?” Moretz.
Because Chloe Moretz is just fantastic, isn’t she?
She isn’t.
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TV Review: 30 Rock Season 7 Episode 8
The insult ratio of the jokes just tripled.
Good god, 2 episodes in a row with main character weddings.
And a funeral this episode, too.
I’m sure there’s a Four Weddings and a Funeral joke in there somewhere, but I honestly can’t be fucked.
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TV Review: 30 Rock Season 7 Episode 7
I know I’ve been hard on Criss, but damn, this made me smile.
And I thought Parks and Rec’s proposal scene was emotional.
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TV Review: 30 Rock Season 7 Episode 6
Nooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!
It was a nice ride while it lasted, wasn’t it?
To dream of a Hazel-free life. Was it too much to ask?
30 Rock says “yes.”
Noooooooooooo!
