30 Rock

Seven seasons and a hundred and thirty-eight episodes about making a sketch show, plus one reunion that was really an advert.

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Where to start with 30 Rock

In order and that is all there is to it. Seven seasons, one cast, no spin-off, and the 2020 special is a reunion sketch that assumes you have seen the finale. The only thing worth knowing in advance is that the first season is noticeably slower than everything after it, and the show finds its speed in the second.

  1. 1
    30 Rock, season 1 30 Rock

    Twenty-one episodes, and the slowest of the seven. Worth it for what it sets up.

  2. 2
    30 Rock, seasons 2 to 7 30 Rock

    A hundred and seventeen episodes at roughly four jokes a minute. Season two is short because of the strike.

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    A One-Time Special 30 Rock: A One-Time Special

    Afterwards. Thirty-eight minutes from 2020, and it is essentially an advert with the cast in character.

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The Series

  • 30 Rock 2006, 7 seasons, 138 episodes

Afterwards

  • 30 Rock: A One-Time Special 2020

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