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March 31, 2009

30 Rock: The Full 1-900-OK-FACE Commercial

NBC has put up the full version of Liz's embarrassing first commercial for a phone sex line, seen on last week's 30 Rock, so no more pausing/rewinding/replaying (everyone's been doing that, right?) It's funnier than what we saw on TV, mainly because of TINA'S FAKE LAUGHTER:

"That's not even enough numbers!" I could listen to Tina Fey do a fake-girl-laugh on a constant loop for, hmmm, fifteen minutes (which is actually a long time.)

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ber

That screengrab alone is golden.

Posted by: ber profile link at 03/31/09 10:14 AM | Reply
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Please, no suicide calls...

Posted by: fuzzycasserole profile link at 03/31/09 11:22 AM | Reply
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She-Ra, P.O.P.

I love that they mentioned Schaumburg...

Posted by: She-Ra, P.O.P. profile link at 03/31/09 11:25 AM | Reply
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trevormail

that ain't Chicago style pizza!

Posted by: trevormail profile link at 03/31/09 12:19 PM | Reply
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Jeb

that extra ad preceding it had jenna's voice, but a different actress. weird.

Posted by: Jeb profile link at 03/31/09 12:21 PM | Reply
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Benjamin Coale

LOL i thunk dis wuz funy when i seen it last week. i be all bout some of dis show. FO REEL!!!!

Posted by: Da Cake Eatur profile link at 03/31/09 2:37 PM | Reply
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wondergrrl!

HA! Schaumburg!! LOLZ!

"get on the phone and then get off.... but not off the phone, we don't mean... the other kind."

and trevormail is right, that ain't Chicago style pizza, there's no folding--you eat that with a fork!

Posted by: wondergrrl! profile link at 04/03/09 11:53 AM | Reply
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