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May 9, 2008

Who Does NBC Think Is Watching 30 Rock? Your Mom!

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Do you ever see the same commercial over and over on different channels and get the feeling you're being targeted? (If the number of times I see the Cymbalta commercial is any indication, my TV habits are that of a severely depressed person, for example.) Last night while watching 30 Rock, I got a funny feeling that NBC has a very specific, surprising type of viewer in mind for the fast-paced hipster comedy. And it's your mom.

She loves her some chocolate from Target:

She's dying for a new Crackberry:

She has the girls over to sit on her Home Depot lawn furniture:

She's a soccer mom:

She knows soft skin is a must:

She drinks Sierra Mis--what? What? Well, she could:

Ellen and Beyonce!

May 30 cannot come soon enough, am I right?

Yuck:

I'm sorry your Mom has a yeast infection. That's gross. (Don't forget - Sunday is Mother's Day!)

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Apologies to all of the die-hard 30 Rock fans out there, but it's episodes like this that are good (particularly Jane Krakowski & M. Broderick) but don't impress me with the lack of Tracy Morgan and the not-so-great Liz Lemon storyline.

Posted by: Chadams at 05/09/08 2:05 PM | Reply
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this was an odd episode. felt like a different director. also, while broderick is great, everything else wasn't so much.

Posted by: spencer at 05/10/08 2:13 AM | Reply
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But my mom _is_ the one who watches 30 Rock...

Posted by: me! at 05/28/08 9:13 PM | Reply
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