Season four opens with the show still firing jokes at an impossibly high rate.
Jack navigates a new corporate landscape with the swagger and cunning that make him an icon.
Liz faces a creative crisis at TGS that mirrors Tina Fey's real-world comedy genius.
Tracy disappears into one of his fantasy worlds, and the show follows him there with wild results.
Jenna and Kenneth's odd friendship produces unexpected comedy gold.
The show's political satire hits a peak as Jack's Republican worldview meets reality.
Liz's feminist ideals collide with the compromises of running a TV show in the real world.
A live episode pushes the show into new territory, with the cast proving they can perform without a net.
Jack and Liz share their most honest conversation yet about ambition, compromise, and growing older.
Tracy's EGOT quest continues, adding another chapter to one of the show's greatest running gags.
Kenneth faces a crisis at NBC that tests his faith in the network he loves more than life itself.
The ensemble delivers a performance that showcases why this cast won more Emmys than they had shelf space for.
Jenna's relationship with Paul adds a layer of gleeful weirdness that only 30 Rock could pull off.
The show wraps another season with its trademark density — twenty jokes per minute, all of them landing.
Jack's personal life reaches a turning point that Alec Baldwin handles with his signature gravitas-comedy blend.
Liz makes a choice about her future that feels both inevitable and surprising.
The fourth season's finale sets up the second half of the series with exciting new directions.
Tracy and Kenneth share a moment that proves their bond is the show's secret heart.
Season four closes with the cast at full strength and the joke machine still operating at maximum capacity.
The season wraps with 30 Rock still delivering the smartest, fastest comedy on television.
Another year at 30 Rockefeller Plaza ends with the promise of more chaos, comedy, and night cheese.
The fourth season finale sends Liz, Jack, Tracy, Jenna, and Kenneth into summer with storylines that demand resolution.