Go To There: A 30 Rock Podcast

Here it is nerds, the finale to 30 Rock and Go To There. Come on dummies, we can't waste too much time, there's a lot happening here this week! As Liz starts her new life as a stay-at-home mom, she's quickly thrust back into the world of TGS before the second act can even begin. As Kenneth notifies her that one final episode of TGS must be created of NBC has to pay 30 million dollars to Tracy, will Liz be able to leave the TV world behind? Elsewhere, Jack is doing well in his new CEO role of Kabletown, and despite reassuring Kenneth he's happy, has accomplishing his dream satisfied him, or is there nowhere else to go for this Alexander of the corporate world? Back at TGS, Jenna struggles being a non-actor (thereby not getting attention) and seeks out to find her new role in entertainment. Will she also find her new career? Finally, Tracy is struggling with TGS ending as the family and friends he's made are harder to say goodbye to than he ever expected. Will the gang stay in touch, or will their lives be forever changed after their last goodbye? It's been an absolute pleasure bring your Go To There every week for the last two-and-a-half years, and we cannot thank you all enough for joining us on this journey with us. This isn't farewell, but simply "goodbye for now..." As always, if you'd like to donate for production costs, website hosting, etc, hit up our Ko-Fi link to do so. And, subscribe and rate/review on Apple Podcasts to help us grow even further!

Grab your tickets, oranges, and long-sleeve SPF shirts, we're going to Florida, y'all! As Jack and Liz are invited down to Florida to collect Colleen's final effects, they quickly learn Colleen's live-in nurse may have been just more than a friend. Will Martha's woodworking and "lumpy flowers" help them clue in on the truth? Meanwhile, back in NY at TGS, Tracy and Jenna are left in charge, and are tasked with running the place, along with learning of a lawsuit out against Kabletown and the show. Needing to do the right thing by doing the wrong thing, can they convince Kenneth to sell out his morals to save their careers and livelihoods? We're getting closer and closer to 30 Rock's ending, we're finally answering lingering questions and truly feeling like the sunset is upon us. Stay tuned for the final episodes as no amount of "lumpy flower" vases will deter it. As always, if you'd like to donate for production costs, website hosting, etc, hit up our Ko-Fi link to do so. And, subscribe and rate/review on Apple Podcasts to help us grow even further!

One wedding a season isn't enough for 30 Rock, as we roll right into another one this week. As Jenna learns of Liz's marriage from the day before, she is livid and immediately bumps up her surprise wedding even sooner. And when she hears of Liz's award show, Jenna aims to have all of the lights on her, but Liz may very well make those lights too harsh for Jenna if she's nor careful. Elsewhere, Jack's mother Colleen is in town, but he refuses to give her the attention she seeks; even if it may be their final days together. Will Jack hear what she has to say, or will he turn around and she be one like *SNAP* that? Finally, Kenneth's still reeling from Hazel losing her job, as well as dumping him, so Tracy aims to help him out. When tries to make Kenneth's life more like the TV world(s) he loves so much, even brining in Florence Henderson, can it help Kenneth, out of his sad spiral? So hop in your horse-drawn carriage, hitch a ride to the award ceremony, and enjoy the best eulogy ever, on this week's Go To There! As always, if you'd like to donate for production costs, website hosting, etc, hit up our Ko-Fi link to do so. And, subscribe and rate/review on Apple Podcasts to help us grow even further!

What would YOU do to protect your foot babies and save your save show at 30 Rock? When Liz is in desperate need of bunion surgery, she finally gets the surgery as Hazel steps in to be her go-to assistant, one who surely has no agenda; like getting on TGS to become a breakout star. Will Liz get the recuperation she and her feet need? Elsewhere, when Jack becomes the butt of many jokes in the African-American community, if forces he and Tracy into a "who's more accomplished" and legal challenge when Jack learns of his likeness being used in Tracy's films. Will Jack perpetuate the stereotype his caricature is made out to be, or will good win out in the end? Finally, Jenna, still seeking to ensure Hazel has no way into the entertainment business, turns to Kenneth to get him on her side, but will her narcissism and lack of empathy spoiler her chances? Yes, yes they will! So don't forget to take your tires with you, change your feet bandages every few hours, and most importantly: respect these boobies, on a brand new Go To There! As always, if you'd like to donate for production costs, website hosting, etc, hit up our Ko-Fi link to do so. And, subscribe and rate/review on Apple Podcasts to help us grow even further!

It's that time of the week to grab a brew-sky, ka-zap the top, and blinky, blinky, blinky the night away with Go To There! As Jenna's Jimmy Buffet-esque single has garnered her a new fandom, it's making it a hell for everyone at TGS and 30 Rock; including Jenna herself. When the nerds learn she cannot be the fake, plastic Jenna they know, they set out to ruin her newfound fame to help their sanities. Meanwhile, with the 2012 election a week away, it's do or die time for Jack, and he tricks Liz to help garner more support , er, money, for Mitt Romney. But will Liz sell her soul for infinite shrimp, or will this Latte Liberal do the right thing? Finally, when Tracy becomes the greatest mind to understand US politics, it's up to Liz and Jack to utilize him for the best interests of the country... and their political parties With this set-up, we'll need to stay tuned to next week's episode to see who wins the 2012 election, we cannot wait to see, and we're refusing to check Wikipedia to spoil the answer for ourselves! As always, if you'd like to donate for production costs, website hosting, etc, hit up our Ko-Fi link to do so. And, subscribe and rate/review on Apple Podcasts to help us grow even further!

It's time to get hot and horny via organization in this week's Go To There! When Jack's plan to tank NBC hits a snag as the upcoming election provides perfect comedic fodder for TGS in the new Republican VP running mate is a spitting image for Tracy, will Jack be able to stop Liz from mocking his grand ol' party and ruining his plans? Speaking of Liz: with her new workload, and still trying to have a baby with Criss, she may have finally found a way to make both work for her and produce the best results for everyone. Who knew paperclips could be a turn-on? Finally, when Jenna's latest songs' residuals are laughable, she seeks out a new demographic when she learns Kenneth's family, specifically his mom Pearline (Catherine O'Hara) and her friend Ron (Bryan Cranston) still buy physical CDs. But Kenneth can no longer deny telling his mother how he feels about Ron, but he soon learns more than he ever expected to about their relationship. So grab your spreadsheets, crack open that fresh new jewel case, and remember: we can see Alaska from our house! 30 Rock is hot and heavy with planning this week, nerds! As always, if you'd like to donate for production costs, website hosting, etc, hit up our Ko-Fi link to do so. And, subscribe and rate/review on Apple Podcasts to help us grow even further!

Good question episode/podcast title. what WILL happen to the gang next year, but what will happen to this gang this week first? As Jack and Avery are set to renew their vows, Jack asks Liz to assist in officiating their ceremony, but he also learns Avery and Scott have a secret; both in a communication manner, and relationship. Meanwhile, Hazel's home life is turned upside-down, and is forced to seek housing elsewhere, and Kenneth extends his apartment to her, but so learns her manipulation will cost him his future. Additionally, Criss is set on being the "man" in the relationship, and fears Liz will leave him if he cannot prove himself. Can he and Van Der Beek change her mind? Finally, Tracy's image and reputation has landed him in hot water with the African-American community, and after some words from Dr. Cornel West, seeks to find a role model to inspire him. We've done it, we've reached the finale of season six, and as busy as this episode and season has been, we're ready to head into the final season of 30 Rock! As always, if you'd like to donate for production costs, website hosting, etc, hit up our Ko-Fi link to do so. And, subscribe and rate/review on Apple Podcasts to help us grow even further!

Welcome to another episode of Queen of Jordan with Curtis and David, continuing our breakdown of every Queen of Jordan episode, with this week's episode: Mystery of the Phantom Pooper. This week, as Angie is readying her new fashion line, NBC executive Jack Donaghy seems to be interfering in her planning when he's more concerned with his hostage wife returning than her fashion show. Additionally, will Tracy be able to give Angie what she wants to make her night truly memorable, or merely good? Elsewhere, Lisa Lampanelli(?) is a sub-babysitter for Angie and Tracy's baby Virginia, but when one small verbal flub lands Liz in hot water with the baby, can she rectify the beef and stop being rude? Finally, TGS co-star, Jenna Maroney is all over this week's events struggling to be a part of the story. Will she get her way, or is too much Maroney a bad thing? So grab your D'wfan throwing wine, book your flight to Somalia, and head to 30 Rock for a fashion show served with all of Costco's pierogies and Burger King as we Go To There! As always, if you'd like to donate for production costs, website hosting, etc, hit up our Ko-Fi link to do so. And, subscribe and rate/review on Apple Podcasts to help us grow even further!

This week's 30 Rock aims to make you as comfortable as possible, while making you possibly uncomfortable simultaneously. As Jack is ready to introduce his newest Kabletown undertaking to the masses, he's soon reminded why AMerican workers aren't as highly praised as his 1950s mindset wants him so hard to believe. Can he save his new endeavor, or like all Americans, weasel his way out of it? Elsewhere, Liz and Criss discover an old box of adoption stuff from Liz's past, and their relationship must cross a bridge they each believe the other isn't sure wants to cross. Finally, Jenna is spiraling out of control with the latest celebrity fad: public celebrity breakdown. WIll her plan to win Paul work, or is he left in Kouchie's soft arms forever? Don't worry, we won't ask you to listen on a Kabletown Kouchtown couch, but get comfy, nerds, Go To There is here! As always, if you'd like to donate for production costs, website hosting, etc, hit up our Ko-Fi link to do so. And, subscribe and rate/review on Apple Podcasts to help us grow even further!

It's time, Go To There gang, time for those self-evaluations, and we can only hope in the end you're not the worst person you know; but the at the least the fourth! As Liz and the TGS crew learn that Tracy lost his sense of smell, she aims to get it back for him. And when it benefits her and the show greatly (mostly because she smells like his long-lost dad) she must decide the moral and ethical decision to do what's right. Meanwhile, after a prank embarrasses Jenna, she strikes back, to get caught up not only in a prank war, but also the self-effacing decision that she may be the worst person she knows. Can the prank wear help Jenna discover something about her self? Finally, thanks to the self-evaluations, Jack thinks Pete has stagnated in his position and aims to re-shape in him into a more outstanding man. Unfortunately for Pete his life was fine before Jack's involvement and only gets worse with each new lesson. As we're nearing the season 6 finale with each episode, we're reaching the end of the series more and more rapidly. These characters have become of the most memorable dummies TV has offered, so stick with us to the end! As always, if you'd like to donate for production costs, website hosting, etc, hit up our Ko-Fi link to do so. And, subscribe and rate/review on Apple Podcasts to help us grow even further!

We're fast tracking everything this week at 30 Rock: songs, movies, even careers, so let's not waste any time and Go To There! As Jack has greenlit his made-for-TV movie about Avery in Korea, Liz is tasked to write the truth, unfortunately the truth might be too truthful and detailed for Jack's liking. Additionally, Jack and Diana (Mary Steenburgen) face their unresolved tension, as Liz aka "The Blocker" sets Diana up with Lance Drake Mandrell (William Baldwin) to sort it out. Elsewhere, not only is Jenna starring in the movie, she is also performing the title song, but when she's parodied by "Weird" Al Yankovic, she and Tracy set out to slay the king of parody songs. Finally, Kenneth sets out to return to his dream of being President of Television, and must start from the bottom, as a janitor. But it is soon revealed that his life isn't as bright, sunny, and happy as he's led many to believe. What truly lies under Kenneth's usual upbeat demeanor? So join us this week on Go To There: Brought to you with limited commercial interruptions by Pride Pad. The world is your toilet. As always, if you'd like to donate for production costs, website hosting, etc, hit up our Ko-Fi link to do so. And, subscribe and rate/review on Apple Podcasts to help us grow even further!

Wear your green, don't leave your children at Sears, and tune into the Go To There's St Patrick's Day episode of 30 Rock! As Liz and Criss are skipping the events, staying at home, they get un an invited guest in a past love of Liz's: Dennis Duffy. Is he here to reignite that spark, or will Liz finally give him the boot once and for all? Elsewhere, Jack's working through the weekend and joins the writers for a game of Colonizers of Malaar, wherein he (once again) metaphors his life at Kabletown. Will this be the revelatory kick in the bum to push him out of his funk? Finally, it's the first time that Hazel must do Kenneth's former duties of taking care of Tracy and Jenna, and it's not going well. Between opening up old wounds and creating new ones, Hazel may be in over her head, but can Kenneth forget his old life, or will ne nobly assist her? As we're halfway through season 6 of 30 Rock, with a final season looming closer and closer, it seems 30 Rock are beginning to put pieces in place to set up a final adventure for the gang, join us through the end, won't you? As always, if you'd like to donate for production costs, website hosting, etc, hit up our Ko-Fi link to do so. And, subscribe and rate/review on Apple Podcasts to help us grow even further!

This week's 30 Rock celebrates love (whether that's between a man and car or an adultophobe and the student they took advantage of), mystery, and doing the right thing. So let's no waste too much time and stat this week's Go To There! When Frank's mom thinks Liz is his secret crush, it forces Frank to reveal all about Lynn Onkman (Susan Sarandon) to his mother (Patti Lupone). Can Liz maintain her food lust and dodge the rocky relationships? Meanwhile Kenneth is starting his new role in the Standards and Practices department, and quickly finds a rival in Bradley. Jack is seeing all the signs of corporate rivalry and when he's forced to confront an old associate from his past (Stanley Tucci), will he help Kenneth do the right thing? Finally, when presented with the chance to find out who stole Pete's whiskey, Jenna and Tracy use her failed procedural pilot skills to hunt the perpetrator down. But the truth may be too much for parties involved, can Jenna and Tracy do the right thing to make all parties happy in the end. Alexis Goodlooking might be good looking and good at looking at clues and scenes of crimes, but it also helps create one of the funniest 30 Rock episodes this season. As always, if you'd like to donate for production costs, website hosting, etc, hit up our Ko-Fi link to do so. And, subscribe and rate/review on Apple Podcasts to help us grow even further!