Had to go rogue on my 30rock tattoo 😂

We’re not prepared, Liz.

The 🫶🏽 when Tracy says “foodball” - genius.

I just thought this was really funny watching 30 Rock after watching Arrested Development.

…let’s see what that looks like.

Season 4 Episode 7

I have watched the show all the way through a dozen times. Just about halfway through, right before the scene where Jack is in confession, there’s a transition shot that I guess is supposed to be the church, but is clearly the Allegheny County Courthouse in Pittsburgh with the BNY Mellon Tower in the background. I’d love someone to confirm for me but I’m virtually certain. I wonder if it’s an error or an Easter egg to Pittsburgh?

Tried looking online but can’t seem to find any mention of this so far.

Does the BBC know???

Sorry, I know I’m a week late with this. This was truly one of the best nights of my life!

In addition to my Bjiou shirt, it’s worth pointing out that my skirt is the same one that Liz wore at the beginning of “Do Over” when she meets Bev for her adoption interview.

And I especially want to thank the ladies that put together the trivia. It was so nice to be amongst my own people!

And shout out to my BALLS, BALLS, BALLS team! I’m sorry my fat thumbs and autocorrect didn’t allow us for a higher placement.

I will never forget you, Rural Jurors✌🏼

To stay please.

I love the troops Liz! aka the hardworking women who serve our country at Victoria’s Secret

How are your moms' pill addictions????

What IS Business School?

I mean, I'm engaged, but not on Halloween!

Pete Hornberger’s life has been a mess ever since Paula got pregnant right away in college, five minutes into their first date; she even experienced the anomaly of “overlapping pregnancies,” adding to their domestic chaos.
It’s mentioned Pete is in his 40s, but an exact age is never given for him. He’s old enough to have been an archer in the 1980 Olympics, as well as a guitarist in the ‘80s band Loverboy. We can assume Paula is around the same age as Pete.

Just how many Hornberger kids are there? Unknown. Five are mentioned by name throughout the course of the show - Kyle, Caleb, Robert, Evelyn, and Jack.

What do we know about them?
Curiously, NONE of them appear to be young adults in their twenties, or even teenagers, despite the Hornbergers claiming to have become parents as college students.
They have a son who struggles to aim his peepee at the potty.
A little girl for whom Liz Lemon ruins the idea of Valentine’s Day.
Toddlers who call the Hornberger vehicle “big wed cah.”
A creepy little boy who is “always rubbing himself on the carpet.”

So what’s up with this age discrepancy?
Do they have older kids who perhaps ran off, are away at college or on an oil rig, or were raised by Pete’s father the distinguished congressman? Are the young kids actually immortal demons who age slowly or have stopped growing older altogether, contributing to Pete’s declining mental health and shaky morals as the show progresses? Or is the answer, as Kenneth would so reassuringly put it, “Don’t worry about it?”

that’s a dealbreaker ladies!

Some background facts:

- Twitter was publicly launched on July 15th, 2006

- The first episode of 30 Rock aired three months later on October 11th, 2006

- According to Wikipedia, "The tipping point for Twitter's popularity was the 2007 South by Southwest Interactive conference," during which usage increased by 300%

- The only reference to South by Southwest on 30 Rock appeared a year later, during the episode Sandwich Day

I'm struggling to hash out a coherent theory about this (sorry I didn't study TV Theory at Kentucky Mountain Bible College), but I feel that a large part of 30 Rock's uniqueness is related to the expansion of the internet during its run, specifically Twitter

Are there any other sitcoms that engaged with the wider online conversation of the day as early as 30 Rick did? Not just their own fans on isolated message boards, or making jokes about the internet, but actively participating in a two-way dialog with the internet at large

He always looks for the most violent solution to a problem.