30 Rock: Second-Season Finale ‘Episode 210′ (1-10-08)
That’s right, Fey fans. The writers strike has devastated the industry so, the folks at 30 Rock didn’t even bother to give tonight’s episode, effectively the second-season finale, a proper title. It’s called simply “Episode 210” because it’s the tenth and final completed episode of the second season out of an original twenty-two episode order.
At least that makes sense, unlike the reasons why production companies don’t want to pay writers more money for digital and new media. Anyhoo, the finale is the last we’ll be seeing of Tina Fey and her posse on the tube for quite some time as Rock isn’t anywhere on NBC’s schedule in the near future.
Note also that the last original Rock episode NBC broadcast, December 13’s Ludachristmas, was billed as the midseason finale back then. This is crazy!
Episode 210
Jack (Alec Baldwin) meets with German TV executives to close a deal on the purchase of the largest cable network in North America. Motivated by Jack’s financial advice, Liz (Tina Fey) decides to invest in real estate, but must appear before a co-op board to lobby for the apartment she loves.
Jack and C.C. (Guest Star Edie Falco) continue their long distance relationship with rendezvous in various cities.
Meanwhile, Tracy (Tracy Morgan) buys a cappuccino machine for the TGS with Tracy Jordan staff and stations it on Kenneth’s (Jack McBrayer) desk. Kenneth, who calls hot liquids the devil’s temperature, tries coffee for the first time, and is immediately addicted.
The premature second-season finale of 30 Rock airs tonight on NBC at 8:30pm EST.
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