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His vocal work does remind me of H Jon Benjamin's. Both have basically one voice they use for every character, but there are very subtle differences between all their performances which make each one feel unique. Similar to Julie Kavner's work as the Bouvier family. Not a lot of range but very different characters.

His vocal work does remind me of H Jon Benjamin's. Both have basically one voice they use for every character, but there are very subtle differences between all their performances which make each one feel unique. Similar to Julie Kavner's work as the Bouvier family. Not a lot of range but very different characters.

"I think I might be, a… tapestry of quiet desperation." Warburton's delivery there is perfect.

For real. I personally find Beyonce hot enough that I may actually go to the London concert, alone if I have to, just because being in the same area as her slightly increases the chance that we will for some reason end the night having sex. But her fans are the worst.
EDIT: Also she's a great performer, an amazing…

The fact that they coax the tiger into waking up only to immediately shoot him is so funny.

The way Burns stands there awkwardly seething for a few seconds before closing the door on Kissinger wordlessly is so weird and hilarious.

Woke early this morning to watch 30 Rock finale. First big laugh came from 'Dammit! Why did I get such a loud pacemaker!". Next one came at 'Hot bowl of bear meat' and was soon followed by 'Thank God I took that boat trip!'. Didn't know whether to laugh or cry during Jenna's incredibly moving/ridiculous performance of…

One thing that could get me to see the Amazing Spider-Man sequel is this man as Kingpin. Ever since I saw those photos of him at some awards ceremony dressed all in black with a bald head I've thought he'd be the perfect choice. Don't let him get too old, Hollywood!

I worry he'll never get Oscar recognition cus the damn Coen Bros always put him in their comedies (with the exception of Barton Fink, but what fucking genre is Barton Fink anyway?) which aren't the kind of films the Academy are likely to acknowledge, although he's always great in them. If the Coens would just make…

Pretty sure they actually showed Pete's wife's breasts entirely naked once, albeit with a pop tart covering the nipple.

I love that even a relatively small character like Cerie got her one last joke in.

He was only addressed once, as Munch, so interpret that however you want.

It really did. Not just in this finale, either; the many, many product placement jokes this show has pulled over the years are some of my favourites ever. "Can we have our money now?"

Jack Donaghy saying 'Baldwin' felt very surreal.

At first I thought that ASS joke was a little forced, but then Alec Baldwin delivered that line and I laughed out loud. There's nothing the man can't make hilarious. See also: "I want you to have this bag of my hair."

The thing that made that scene so moving for me was that it seemed clear we weren't just watching Liz Lemon talking to Tracy Jordan, we were seeing Tina Fey talking to Tracy Morgan. It felt like Fey was legitimately afraid she might lose the friends she made on this show now that it's over. These little fourth-wall…

Jane was brilliant tonight. At moments during her song it looked like she was actually crying at 30 Rock coming to an end… whilst performing lyrics such as 'I will never forget you, blllrfllmmflurblurr!'

My biggest laugh of the night, although Tracy exclaiming 'Why did I get such a loud pacemaker!' is a close second. This might be the best finale I've ever seen.

We don't know that. Torture could well have led to useful information regarding bin Laden. We're never going to know. I guess people's problems with the movie stem from the fact that it doesn't seem able to to decide whether it wants to be a 100% accurate representation of history or a Hollywood dramatisation. When I…