In England, They Call "Sitcoms" "Lorries" • RT @alexbalk: "Um, is the London Review of Books doing 30 Rock recaps?" Apparently?!
Posted at 2:00 PM in Everyone's A Critic
Tags: 30 Rock | Alec Baldwin | Jack McBrayer | Jane Krakowski | London Review Of Books | Tina Fey | Tracy Morgan
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I guess they had space to fill, now that they just wrapped up their coverage blog for "real housewives of Lower Gloucester."
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"When I miss your lips, I'll put a fag in my mouth and think of you."
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Jack McBrayer is our Diana.
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The unironic reference to Tina's "creamy décolletage" is a perfect example of how to connect with a young, hip audience. (LROB = London Review of Boobs, basically)
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Yes, exactly. Stop being gross, LROB.
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Cranston......why are you crying?
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Im English, We call sitcom, erm..... Sitcoms! whats Lorries? :)
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