A One-Time Special

I can't believe Tina Fey agreed to this. It's a V E R Y long commercial for Peacock

I usually fast forward through the commercials. If I had done that with this, I wouldn't have seen anything. The entire show was an ad for Peacock -- so much so that several times when they cut to an actual commercial, I couldn't tell the difference. The after the credits bloopers and outtakes were funnier than the rest of the show combined. A real waste of time.

This 30 Rock "reunion" special is a cynical marketing ploy, but I won't say there's nothing worthwhile in it. It starts decently and has some good jokes here and there. But as others note, it is mainly an ad for a new TV website, and while the plugs are just dribbled in at first, by the end it is pretty much 95% an ad.

It is heartbreaking to see all these talented, successful people willing to prostitute their respected, irreverent series for a payday. I know times are hard, but are they *that* hard for Tina Fey or Alec Baldwin? I mean, come *on!*

I do give the series credit for making something pretty cohesive within the limits of social distancing. I do not recommend bothering with it.

Rather than a reunion episode, this is simply a commercial for NBC's Peacock streaming service. Yes, it's nice to see the cast again, but that's not enough to make this montage worth watching.

This is an insult that leaves a stain on a great series. 80% commercial for Peacock , 20% horrible script and non storyline.