30 Rock

Liz Lemon, capo-sceneggiatrice di uno show di sketch comici di grande successo, si trova improvvisamente ad avere a che fare con un nuovo, ingombrante capo del network che le impone un bizzarro nuovo acquisto per la trasmissione.
Creato da: Tina Fey |
Genere: Commedia |

Numero di stagioni: 7
Numero di episodi: 138
Data prima messa in onda: 2006-10-11
Data ultima messa in onda: 2013-01-31

Approfondimenti

"Elizabeth" is the real first name of Tina Fey, whose full name is Elizabeth Stamatina Fey.	D
The character Frank Rossitano (Judah Friedlander) is named after Il Saturday Night Live (1975) [...]	D
The last scene of the last episode has Kenneth holding a snow globe of Rockefeller center, is a [...]	D
The art on the wall behind Liz Lemon's desk (that features two round objects next to each other [...]	D
Hazel Wassernam's real name is Richard Drench, a play on Rachel Dratch.	D
Influenced by creator Tina Fey's experience while being head writer for Il Saturday Night Live [...]	D
Sharon Wilkins played Angie Jordan in season 1 episode 30 Rock: Jack the Writer (2006) but was [...]	D
The same year that this show started airing, Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip (2006), another show [...]	D
Lee, a costume designer for "TGS", is played by Tom Broecker, who was a costume designer for th [...]	D
Rachel Dratch's appearance as various characters throughout the show is a fourth-wall-breaking [...]	D
Although it was not stated on the show, Katrina Bowden revealed in a 2008 interview that her ch [...]	D
Jane Krakowski was pregnant in real life during Season 5, so they often hid her belly with a hu [...]	D
One of the reasons Jane Krakowski (Jenna) was drawn to the series was because it gave her the c [...]	D
The series was originally going to include frequent sketches from "TGS" as part of the show. Af [...]	D
In her 2011 book "Bossypants", Tina Fey said that during the early years of the show, Donald Gl [...]	D
In addition to Tina Fey, Tracy Morgan, Jason Sudeikis, and Rachel Dratch, many Il Saturday Nigh [...]	D
John Lutz (Lutz) and Sue Galloway (Sue Laroche-Van der Hout), who play writers on "TGS", are ma [...]	D
This show included several references to "Star Wars" character Lando Calrissian, played by Bill [...]	D
Andrea Martin was offered the role of Margaret Lemon, but her commitments to the Broadway show [...]	D
In season one, Jack (Alec Baldwin) mentions watching Friends (1994) and makes several reference [...]	D
Don Geiss and his son Bertram (played by real-life father and son Rip Torn and Tony Torn, respe [...]	D
Season three saw an influx of special guest appearances, including Steve Martin, Jennifer Anist [...]	D
Will Forte, Mary Steenburgen, and Kristen Schaal guest starred on this show before appearing in [...]	D
Tina Fey originally pitched a series about a cable news producer who is forced to produce a sho [...]	D
The show often pokes fun at themes and characters that the show leaves hanging. For example, in [...]	D
Alec Baldwin won the SAG Award for Outstanding Actor in a Comedy Series every year since the sh [...]	D
Kenneth said in an episode that when he first started at NBC, an eight-year-old Shirley Temple [...]	D
In 2012, Tina Fey explained the Emmy on display in Liz Lemon's office: "I've always sort of tho [...]	D
Liz Lemon's catchphrase "I want to go to there" was coined by Tina Fey's daughter Alice.	D
Season two was shorter than season one (fifteen episodes as opposed to season one's twenty-one) [...]	D
Jane Krakowski and Cheyenne Jackson originated the lead roles in the workshop of "Xanadu" on Br [...]	D
Before Will Forte played Paul, Jenna impersonator turned boyfriend, he appeared in season one, [...]	D
Liz Lemon (Tina Fey) says the first line of the series and Kenneth Parcell (Jack McBrayer) says [...]	D
Jack McBrayer was invited to audition for the role of Kenneth the Page by Tina Fey while on sho [...]	D
Elizabeth Banks played a character on Scrubs: Medici ai primi ferri (2001) who was impregnated [...]	D
Jack Donaghy is a staunch conservative Republican who looks down on anything he considers even [...]	D
Tina Fey didn't want Liz Lemon to be a single mother because it would have restricted her chara [...]	D
Liz's love interest Floyd DeBarber (Jason Sudeikis) takes his name from Floyd Lawson, known as [...]	D
Jason Sudeikis and James Marsden share the same birthday (September 18) and played love interes [...]	D
This show aired two live episodes, season five, episode four, "Live Show", and season six, epis [...]	D
Alec Baldwin (Jack) and Michael Keaton (Tom) starred in Beetlejuice (1988).	D
Tina Fey was not originally going to star on the show. However, NBC insisted she appear.	D
The awning in front of Liz Lemon's apartment has displayed two different addresses over the cou [...]	D
On season six, episode two, "Idiots Are People Two!", Criss, Liz's boyfriend, shows her a check [...]	D
Jeff Richmond, Tina Fey's husband, composed all of the show's music and later served as a produ [...]	D
In several episodes in season four, there is a picture of Kristen Wiig on Jack Donaghy's window [...]	D
Alec Baldwin has said that this show was the best job he's ever had.	D
The show's name is similar to "3rd Rock", the commonly used short title for Una famiglia del te [...]	D
In the episode that Jack is confessing to the priest, he mentions that he once claimed he was G [...]	D
In the early episodes, it is revealed that Liz Lemon had won one Emmy, just like Tina Fey had a [...]	D
The series was filmed at Silvercup Studios in Long Island City, Queens, New York. Several of th [...]	D
The original title for the show was "Rock Center" before it was changed to "30 Rock". Tina Fey [...]	D
The title is derived from 30 Rockefeller Plaza, the New York City street address of NBC Univers [...]	D
Tracy Morgan (Tracy Jordan) and recurring player Rachel Dratch followed creator and star Tina F [...]	D
Tina Fey (Liz Lemon), Jack McBrayer (Kenneth Parcell), and Scott Adsit (Pete Hornberger) have a [...]	D
Liz Lemon's office has a framed cover of "Bust Magazine" with Amy Poehler reenacting Janet Leig [...]	D
James Marsden said he assumed that his character Criss Chros would only appear in one season, a [...]	D
Grizz Chapman (Grizz) and Kevin Dotcom Brown (Dot Com), who played members of Tracy Jordan's en [...]	D
Over the course of the series, there were many hints that Kenneth was considerably older than t [...]	D
Tina Fey had to leave Il Saturday Night Live (1975) in order to appear in the show as the sched [...]	D
Liz's boyfriend Criss Chros was named after singer Christopher Cross, who was a fan of the show [...]	D
On December 29, 2006, Nielsen Media Research reported the results of having, for the first time [...]	D
Tina Fey's oldest daughter, Alice Richmond (born 2005), appeared at the end of every episode in [...]	D
Jenna's name is a play on Janel Moloney (who guest-starred in the series).	D
Alec Baldwin loved Jack's wardrobe so much that he purchased the suits at the end of the series [...]	D
The show was finally syndicated in 2009, something Tina Fey had always complained about.	D
A different actress portrayed Cerie in the unaired pilot. Katrina Bowden was only seventeen yea [...]	D
In a 2018 "New Yorker" profile of Donald Glover, Glover said that he had long wondered if he ha [...]	D
Tracy Morgan had to be written out of a few episodes of season five following a kidney transpla [...]	D
Tina Fey wrote Kenneth Parcell with Jack McBrayer in mind to play him.	D
The professional and personal relationship between Liz Lemon and Jack Donaghy (who considers hi [...]	D
A running gag in season one was the inability to understand or pronounce the name of Jenna's lo [...]	D
In an unusual move for a modern sitcom, the show was shot on more expensive film stock, rather [...]	D
With the exception of Jenna, Tina Fey wrote the main parts for the cast members playing them.	D
Liz and Jenna began "The Girlie Show" at The Second City in Chicago. In 1992, Tina Fey took cla [...]	D
Easter egg: The Series is filmed at Silvercup Studios. At various times Jack Donneghy is seen i [...]	D
All the liquor that Jack is seen drinking in his office is actually iced tea.	D
Tina Fey and Scott Adsit did voice work for the pinball game Medieval Madness.	D
Jon Hamm auditioned for the role of Jack Donaghy. He appeared on the show as Dr. Drew Baird.	D
Aside from the main cast and the supporting actors credited at the beginning of each episode (T [...]	D
Donald Glover, who was a staff writer and script supervisor for the show from 2006 to 2009, als [...]	D
The show's twenty-two Emmy nominations in 2009 is a record for the most nominations a comedy sh [...]	D
In 2010, a blogger calculated that the show averaged nearly ten jokes per minute.	D