30 Rock -- "It's Never Too Late for Now" -- 2/17/11
02-17-11, 01:58 PM
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30 Rock -- "It's Never Too Late for Now" -- 2/17/11
02-18-11, 04:10 AM
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Re: 30 Rock -- "It's Never Too Late for Now" -- 2/17/11
The fanny pack and the TV in the background playing Brokeback Mountain
"Marty I think we should go black"
Last weeks episode was a classic and this one felt like one of the weaker shows especially that aired earlier in the season.
The nanny footage dragged.
Kenneths role has been decreasing and I think this was one of the episodes missing Tracy because of the surgery?
"Marty I think we should go black"
Last weeks episode was a classic and this one felt like one of the weaker shows especially that aired earlier in the season.
The nanny footage dragged.
Kenneths role has been decreasing and I think this was one of the episodes missing Tracy because of the surgery?
02-18-11, 07:54 AM
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The humor just wasn't there this week. I actually enjoyed the plot more than the comedy which is just weird coming from 30 Rock.
02-18-11, 11:19 AM
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02-18-11, 11:25 AM
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The nanny stuff wasn't very good, but I liked everything else - especially the way they wrapped it up at the end.
02-21-11, 02:54 PM
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The shark sandwich line was really funny, as was Jack's complete misunderstanding of how supermarkets work ($500 bag of potatoes, the "grocery concierge").
I liked this episode.
I liked this episode.
02-22-11, 08:41 AM
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I liked it. Had some good moments. I loved Liz's throw-away at the end. "Goodbye Emily Dickenson! Oh God, a hawk got her!" 
02-22-11, 10:47 AM
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02-22-11, 11:53 AM
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Re: 30 Rock -- "It's Never Too Late for Now" -- 2/17/11
Can someone explain why everyone in the writer's room reacted with disgust when Liz said she named the cat Emily Dickinson?
02-22-11, 11:59 AM
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Re: 30 Rock -- "It's Never Too Late for Now" -- 2/17/11
My guess is a combination of Emily Dickinson basically being a shut in and sort of a poster child for the spinster type Liz was striving to become.
02-22-11, 01:03 PM
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I love how unlady like Liz is.
Anders: Can I get you a drink? I'm having white wine with ice cubes and sprite.
Liz: That's my drink... I keep a thermos of it by my toilet!
Anders: Can I get you a drink? I'm having white wine with ice cubes and sprite.
Liz: That's my drink... I keep a thermos of it by my toilet!
02-22-11, 10:07 PM
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Re: 30 Rock -- "It's Never Too Late for Now" -- 2/17/11
Tina Fey was singing the song being played in the club
http://soundcloud.com/ericandrew16/paintsandbrushes
All the names she mentions are part of the crew of 30 Rock
http://soundcloud.com/ericandrew16/paintsandbrushes
All the names she mentions are part of the crew of 30 Rock
03-03-11, 09:23 PM
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Favorite part by far was how they incorporated Pete into the Loverboy video. I had to rewatch that 2-3 times after the episode was over.
