30 Rock (2006)
Liz Lemon, the head writer for a late-night TV variety show in New York, tries to juggle all the egos around her while chasing her own dream.
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The second movie nestled inside this new version of Nuremberg, though, is akin to something out of an episode of Baldwin’s old sitcom 30 Rock, which did a nice job skewering the kind of big ol’ dumb movies in which characters nonsensically spout exposition and everything, even the horrors of genocide, can be wrapped up in a neat little bow if it had a swelling score and sexy actors.
…emerging from the car he hitched a ride in like the “three bucks, two bags, one me” scene from 30 Rock…
…it relies on endless 30 Rock–style gags about companies trying to make money off the “non-marrieds,”…
…and 30 Rock (i.e., the way Don Geiss [Rip Torn] goes into a diabetic coma just before he’s about to announce Jack’s new role as his successor)…