People have expected that she would be the ditzy trend setter or the weird clad girl like the Cerie she plays on the series. She actually admitted her confusion over how fans can link you to a role you play on TV series.

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And to make things worse, they focused on something that we couldn’t care about, the whole Crisis and Liz relationship problems, but we still got to see Lemon’s… duck, alongside the main suspect’s hat, and here again where the thing that could make any boring 30 Rock episode a good one, it’s the one off jokes that can be thrown anywhere at any time, it is what they exceed in, this is how they turn any boring episode to a very enjoyable one. So all in all, it was a decent episode, not one of the best episodes, but a decent one with a few jokes here and there. But it is definitely not the worst 30 Rock episode, as we have seen much worse.

In other news, NBC network is also renewing Parks and Recreation series for season 5. It has renewed Community series. The network plans to shorten the runs of the shows so that it has more time for new comedies. The sitcom Whitney may not return as well as Up All Night comedy by Christina Applegate and Will Arnett.

NBC signed new comedies recently which include Go On by Matthew Perry, Save Me and The New Normal by Ryan Murphy. 1600 Penn has also been signed for series. It is a comedy set in the White House and Bill Pullman stars as the President. Animal Practice featuring Justin Kirk has also been picked by NBC.

Avery is reunited with Jack, but she’s not alone. Meanwhile, Liz and Criss find their relationship strained by gender stereotypes.

But it was still funny even though they seemed to be going over what every other American knows already. The problem here was that fans naturally compared it with the previous and this may not have been a fair way to assess the episode. The theme was old but they brought it in a fresh manner that still had hilarious moments. But one thing that lit up the episode and that was new was baby Virgina. It is always amazing how they get babies to do things or have expressions that would make you wonder how a child could have done such a thing in the first place.

The storyline that seemed to have the most laughs was that of Jack. He was all over the place with his peculiar tastes but it did the job of making the viewer laugh out loud. Then there was covert operation he had with Diana and the scene where the employees queued up to get more than a hug.

What Grizz said about ‘Game of Thrones’ would have shocked some fans who did not want to hear any spoiler about their show! But they were only being true to what reality television does all the time when it came to giving out insider information about another show. It was not really that bad an episode.

Queen of Jordan again invades the TGS set to hype Angie’s new clothing line. Meanwhile, Jack receives news of Avery, and Liz finds herself in a reality smackdown with QoJ’s youngest star.

One of the very good performances was from Alec Baldwin, this was a result of many reasons, for example his quick and amazing impression of Nixon, his role in the NBC News couple or his exaggerated Jackie Gleason, he has showed us all once again why do he keep getting asked to appear on Saturday Night Live. Not just that, but she shows us how much is he underused in 30 Rock and he makes us all think that he deserves more than what he gets. And as we mentioned in the beginning, there were guest stars, the best one of them has to be Jon Hamm, without a shadow of a doubt. He played the role of the Abner, a disgusting racist; he was without a doubt the most hilarious and the funniest character throughout the whole episode, despite being a guest star.

And now onto another point, the best references, it is a very easy decision actually it is when Paul was singing to Jenna before proposing on TV, he was singing “Zou Bisou Bisou”. Of course despite being a very good episode with many laughs and amazing scenes, there has to be a worse performer, or a live performer for that matter, unfortunately for all of the Tina Fey’s fans, it was in fact, Tina Fey. The reason behind that is the fact that she was probably very busy and over working her mind trying to make sure everything goes according to plan and goes smooth. This might have taken away her focus from her performance and role, but despite this reason, she really looked uncomfortable on the live show. Everyone could notice how she screwed some scenes up. Like the Hazel and Jenna line and He is going to die in there. Both scenes and liens were very poor in their acting, just a bad bad performance by Tina Fey, we hope she doesn’t continue this way.

And lastly the best character and performance that didn’t even have a dialogue or a script; it was Fred Armisen, especially when he appeared behind Liz in the beginning of the show while wearing a large weird mustache.

So all in all, it was a very good live episode, despite Tina Fey screwing some stuff up, but it was great as a whole, Especially Alec Baldwin and the guest star in his role of Abner. We hope Tina Fey wakes up and do better on the next episode.

Kabletown tries to end TGS’ live airing, prompting Kenneth to take on the task of showing why live TV is needed.

But kudos should go to Jack who was the one that set her up with Kev’s daughter. And what the girl did was to make Lemon realize that she should not completely shut the door to having a child something in future. And for such a young actress, Kat gave a very entertaining performance.

She looked pretty matures with the things she handled and the was she went about it. And by the time her time with Liz was done, she had come to realize that she should hold back from throwing away baby Leia costumes. And Criss too is not averse to it so if they a planning on winding things down on the show, them having a baby won’t be a bad way to draw the curtains.

The other duo of Jenna and Tracy may not have really been that funny. But Kack’s business with couches was quite funny. The focus on American made furniture were hilarious. And it was right to pick Keach as the spokesman. The tag line of ‘Kouchtown, sit down or get out of the way’ was very funny.

It was a very engaging episode of ’30 Rock’.

Jack’s Kabletown couches suffer from American worksmanship, and he has Liz go on a blind date to prove Criss isn’t everything she needs. Meanwhile, Tracy assists Jenna in her attempt to win back Paul with a series of public meltdowns.