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Jack asks Liz to deal with a group of German TV execs so he can spend more time with C.C. but Liz has fallen in love with a piece of real estate. Tracy buys a cappuccino machine and gets Kenneth addicted to caffeine.
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This episode and
30 Rock: Ludachristmas have no official titles like all other episodes of the show, because of the on-going writer's strike that started in 2007 and ended in April 2008. Apparently, the strike started before the writer's were able to come up with titles for the two episodes.
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The German that is being spoken at the beginning of the episode is nothing more than gibberish that is supposed to sound like German but in no way matches the subtitles.
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Quotes
Liz Lemon:
Look at those floors. I would walk all around inside of that.
Jenna Maroney:
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Jenna walks in, Lemon quickly closes her laptop]
Hey, what's up?
Jenna Maroney:
Are you looking at porn? I know a good site that's dirty without sacrificing story. It's by women, for women.
Liz Lemon:
No, I'm looking at real estate.
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Fred Claus (2007)
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Episode 10 of Season 2 doesn't have a proper title, since it was the last episode written before the WGA strike in 2007 and the writers weren't able to come up with a title in time. Nevertheless, the lack of an official name doesn't detract from its main virtue: it's funny as hell.
As usual, the main chaos is to blame on Jack and Liz: he is supposed to make a deal with some German businessmen but is too busy trying to patch things up with C.C., so Liz, who is also trying to buy an apartment of her own, has to talk to the Germans, which results in her inadvertently selling NBC to them. Tracy, on the other hand, brings a coffee machine to work, leading to Kenneth becoming addicted to caffeine (not a good thing) and deciding it's better if he moves back to Georgia.
Episode 210 works for the usual reasons (script, Fey, Baldwin, Tracy), but earns a few extra points by having additional strengths: firstly, any scene with a language mix-up in any sitcom is always funny (Exhibit A: the Friends episode where Joey tries to speak French); then there's Jack McBrayer, who has some of his best Kenneth moments here. Plus, it ends with a rather touching musical number. And it manages to stay touching despite being performed by Tracy and Jenna. Now that's impressive!