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'''''30 Rock''''' is a sitcom that will debut on [[NBC]] during [[2006-07 United States network television schedule|the 2006-2007 television season]]. The show is created by ''[[Saturday Night Live]]'' performer [[Tina Fey]], who will also star. Other cast members include [[Alec Baldwin]], [[Judah Friedlander]], ''SNL'' alumni [[Rachel Dratch]] and [[Tracy Morgan]], and Chicago improv veterans Scott Adsit and Jack McBrayer. |
'''''30 Rock''''' is a sitcom that will debut on [[NBC]] during [[2006-07 United States network television schedule|the 2006-2007 television season]]. The show is created by ''[[Saturday Night Live]]'' performer [[Tina Fey]], who will also star. Other cast members include [[Alec Baldwin]], [[Judah Friedlander]], ''SNL'' alumni [[Rachel Dratch]] and [[Tracy Morgan]], and Chicago improv veterans Scott Adsit and Jack McBrayer. |
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Fey will portray Liz Lemon, the head writer of a fictional comedy-variety show. Although the |
Fey will portray Liz Lemon, the head writer of a fictional comedy-variety show. Although the featured sketch comedy show will only appear briefly on the sitcom, sketches will appear in their entirety on NBC's broadband site, DotComedy.com. [http://www.thefutoncritic.com/pr.aspx?id=20060515nbc02] |
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The show's title comes from the nickname of [[Rockefeller Center|30 Rockefeller Center]], also known as the GE Building, which is the headquarters of NBC's New York City studios, including Studio 8H, the home of ''SNL''. |
The show's title comes from the nickname of [[Rockefeller Center|30 Rockefeller Center]], also known as the GE Building, which is the headquarters of NBC's New York City studios, including Studio 8H, the home of ''SNL''. |
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Template:Future television 30 Rock is a sitcom that will debut on NBC during the 2006-2007 television season. The show is created by Saturday Night Live performer Tina Fey, who will also star. Other cast members include Alec Baldwin, Judah Friedlander, SNL alumni Rachel Dratch and Tracy Morgan, and Chicago improv veterans Scott Adsit and Jack McBrayer.
Fey will portray Liz Lemon, the head writer of a fictional comedy-variety show. Although the featured sketch comedy show will only appear briefly on the sitcom, sketches will appear in their entirety on NBC's broadband site, DotComedy.com. [1]
The show's title comes from the nickname of 30 Rockefeller Center, also known as the GE Building, which is the headquarters of NBC's New York City studios, including Studio 8H, the home of SNL.
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