Limping? Not at all. They're still punching hard, with some brilliant political satire. It's a really different voice from previous seasons, a more serious and sombre tone yet maintaining the utter absurdity which makes 30 Rock what it is. I think they've just about exhausted the political stuff now, hopefully we can…

Limping? Not at all. They're still punching hard, with some brilliant political satire. It's a really different voice from previous seasons, a more serious and sombre tone yet maintaining the utter absurdity which makes 30 Rock what it is. I think they've just about exhausted the political stuff now, hopefully we can…

30 Rock's just steaming toward the finish line. Great to watch.

30 Rock's just steaming toward the finish line. Great to watch.

:D

:D

I thought it was brilliant. Judge me please?

I thought it was brilliant. Judge me please?

I was joking, sorry. Aren't all 30 Rock episodes inherently weird?

I was joking, sorry. Aren't all 30 Rock episodes inherently weird?

:(

:(

Maybe because you don't watch the show enough to get its running jokes and meta-humour.

Maybe because you don't watch the show enough to get its running jokes and meta-humour.

Okay, I kind of agree with you. Douche-fest is the right word.

Okay, I kind of agree with you. Douche-fest is the right word.

Over-analyzed! It was funny because it was fucking weird and random.

Over-analyzed! It was funny because it was fucking weird and random.

I love how they mocked both political and observational humour at the same time. Tina's voice and experience as Head Writer on SNL really came through in this episode, so I was surprised to see that it was written by Carlock.

I love how they mocked both political and observational humour at the same time. Tina's voice and experience as Head Writer on SNL really came through in this episode, so I was surprised to see that it was written by Carlock.