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"30 Rock" The One with the Cast of 'Night Court' (2008)


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30 Rock: Season 3: Episode 3 -- Jack can read the signs of an upcoming not-so-civil uproar.
30 Rock: Season 3: Episode 3 -- Jack lists all the reasons to love Liz Lemon.
30 Rock: Season 3: Episode 3 -- Tracy schemes to get rid of Jimmy Fallon? for good.
30 Rock: Season 3: Episode 3 -- Jack plans to use Kenneth as bait.

Overview

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Director:
Gail Mancuso
Writers:
Tina Fey (creator)
Jack Burditt (written by) ...
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TV Series:
"30 Rock" (2006)
Original Air Date:
13 November 2008 (Season 3, Episode 3)
Genre:
Comedy See more »
Plot:
Jack ignores Liz's warnings and hooks up with her psycho ex-roommate from Chicago. Meanwhile, Tracy reunites some of the cast of "Night Court" for Kenneth, who is down about the changes in the pages' new wardrobe. | Full synopsis »
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Cast

 (Episode Cast) (in credits order)

Tina Fey ... Liz Lemon

Tracy Morgan ... Tracy Jordan

Jane Krakowski ... Jenna Maroney

Jack McBrayer ... Kenneth Parcell

Scott Adsit ... Pete Hornberger (credit only)

Judah Friedlander ... Frank Rossitano

Alec Baldwin ... Jack Donaghy

Katrina Bowden ... Cerie

Keith Powell ... Toofer (credit only)

Jennifer Aniston ... Claire Harper

Markie Post ... Herself

Charles Robinson ... Himself

Harry Anderson ... Himself

Ako ... Mi Au
rest of cast listed alphabetically:

Christopher Stadulis ... The Cop

John Weigand ... Principal Wedding Dancer (uncredited)
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Episode Crew
Directed by
Gail Mancuso 
 
Writing credits
Tina Fey (creator)

Jack Burditt (written by)

Donald Glover  executive story editor

Produced by
Alec Baldwin .... producer
Jack Burditt .... co-executive producer
Irene Burns .... co-producer
Robert Carlock .... executive producer
Jennifer Danielson .... associate producer
Tina Fey .... executive producer
Shannon Fogarty .... associate producer (as Shannon J. Fogarty)
Eric Gurian .... associate producer
Matt Hubbard .... supervising producer
Marci Klein .... executive producer
Jerry Kupfer .... producer
Lorne Michaels .... executive producer
David Miner .... executive producer
Jon Pollack .... consulting producer
Jeff Richmond .... supervising producer
John Riggi .... co-executive producer
Don Scardino .... producer
Diana Schmidt .... co-producer
Andrew Singer .... associate producer
Ron Weiner .... co-executive producer
 
Original Music by
Jeff Richmond 
 
Cinematography by
Matthew Clark (director of photography) (as Matt Clark)
 
Film Editing by
Ken Eluto 
 
Casting by
Jennifer McNamara  (as Jennifer McNamara Shroff)
 
Production Design by
Teresa Mastropierro 
Keith Raywood  (as Keith Ian Raywood)
 
Art Direction by
Peter Baran 
 
Set Decoration by
Jennifer Greenberg 
 
Costume Design by
Tom Broecker 
 
Makeup Department
Guy Bayo .... hair stylist
Richard Dean .... makeup artist
Richard F. Esposito .... hair stylist (as Richard Esposito)
Souraya Hamdi .... makeup artist
Duane Moody .... hair stylist
Clariss Morgan .... hair department head
Jenn 'Jorge' Nelson .... makeup department head (as Jorge Nelson)
Stacey Panepinto .... makeup artist
 
Production Management
Diana Schmidt .... unit production manager
William Sell .... production supervisor (as Bill Sell)
 
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Jamie Sheridan .... first assistant director (as James E. Sheridan)
Mikki Ziska .... second assistant director
 
Art Department
Leonard John Bruno .... art department coordinator (as Leonard Bruno)
Thomas Costabile .... construction coordinator (as Tom Costabile)
Elina Kother .... charge scenic (as Elina Kotler)
Kevin Ladson .... property master (as Kevin C. Ladson)
Michael Leather .... leadman
Eugene Melvin .... second on-set dresser
Yvonne Mojica .... graphic designer
Jerry DeRogatis .... set dresser (uncredited)
Paul Alexander Larkin .... set dresser (uncredited)
Eric M. Metzger .... props (uncredited)
Hunter Popalis .... art production assistant (uncredited)
 
Sound Department
Christopher Fondulas .... boom operator (as Chris Fondulas)
Bryant Musgrove .... utility sound
Tony Pipitone .... sound re-recording mixer
Griffin Richardson .... sound mixer
Brian Vancho .... foley artist
Dow McKeever .... foley editor (uncredited)
Marsha Moore .... dialogue editor (uncredited)
James David Redding III .... sound effects editor (uncredited)
 
Special Effects by
Phillip Beck .... special effects coordinator (as Phil Beck)
 
Visual Effects by
Benjamin Murray .... visual effects
 
Stunts
Rory Clarke .... stunt double: Tracy Morgan
Blaise Corrigan .... stunt coordinator (uncredited)
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Clayton Barrow .... film electronics assistant
Jonathan Beck .... first assistant camera
Kenneth Dodd .... gaffer
Jeffrey Dutemple .... first assistant camera
Tom Farmer .... film electronics
Craig Haagensen .... camera operator
Albino Marsetti .... camera operator
Jerad Molkenthin .... electrician
Jesse L. Saviola .... grip
Paul Wachter .... key grip
Kevin L. Bright .... grip (uncredited)
Rashad Clinton .... rigging grip (uncredited)
Nicole Cosgrove .... assistant camera (uncredited)
Robert K. Feldmann .... key rigging grip (uncredited)
Michael Gallart .... lighting console programmer (uncredited)
Amy Albano Jachyra .... second assistant camera (uncredited)
Eric Leigh .... rigging gaffer (uncredited)
 
Casting Department
Katja Blichfeld .... casting associate
Barbara McNamara .... extras casting director
Trey Lawson .... casting assistant (uncredited)
 
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Clare Hallworth .... wardrobe supervisor: Jennifer Aniston
Nina Hallworth .... wardrobe supervisor: Jennifer Aniston
Lisa Kisner .... costume coordinator
Mary Jo McGrath .... key costumer (as MJ McGrath)
Tim McKelvey .... costume supervisor
Dean Nichols .... costumer
Janna Notick .... costumer
Chris Ann Pappas .... assistant costume designer
Lee Purdy .... seamster
Angelielette Smith .... costumer (as Angielette Smith)
Paul Soule .... costumer
Leah Katznelson .... shopper (uncredited)
 
Editorial Department
Shannon Fogarty .... post-production (as Shannon J. Fogarty)
Elizabeth Merrick .... assistant editor
Alex Minnick .... assistant editor
Bobbie Thomas .... colorist
Ellen Tam .... editing room assistant (uncredited)
 
Music Department
Giancarlo Vulcano .... music editor
 
Transportation Department
Tom Leavey .... transportation captain
Bobby Marsh .... transportation co-captain (as Robert Marsh)
 
Other crew
Theo Brooks .... production assistant
Kay Cannon .... executive story editor
Tom Ceraulo .... script co-coordinator
Claire Cowperthwaite .... script supervisor
Chris George .... location manager
Donald Glover .... executive story editor (as Donald Glover II)
Todd Judson .... production coordinator
Clint Koltveit .... assistant to producer
Tami Sagher .... executive story editor
Meryle Selinger .... production accountant
Tracey Wigfield .... script co-coordinator
Nick Bernardone .... production assistant (uncredited)
Matthew Bernstein .... assistant location manager (uncredited)
Laura Lynn Berrios .... stand-in/photo double (uncredited)
Lisa Burrascano .... set production assistant (uncredited)
James Coker .... production assistant (uncredited)
J. John Corbett .... title designer (uncredited)
Brit Cowan .... production assistant (uncredited)
Rachaell Dama .... intern (uncredited)
James Lesage .... key production assistant (uncredited)
Dan Majkut .... production assistant (uncredited)
Keith Marlin .... paperwork production assistant (uncredited)
Stephanie A. Marquardt .... additional script supervisor (uncredited)
Andrew McGovern .... accounting clerk (uncredited)
Elizabeth Neveu .... production assistant (uncredited)
Kerry O'Brien .... production assistant (uncredited)
Panama Redd .... stand-in (uncredited)
Ryan Scatenato .... assistant location manager (uncredited)
Adam Taylor .... first assistant accountant (uncredited)
 

Series Crew
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Writing credits
(in alphabetical order)
Tina Fey  creator

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Jane Chase Wells .... second second assistant director
 
Art Department
Kevin L. Raper .... graphic artist
 
Camera and Electrical Department
Aaron Randall .... rigging electrician
 
Other crew
Teddy Au .... key production accountant
Brette Billow .... assistant production coordinator
Stefan Bozydaj .... production assistant
Jim Garvey .... set production assistant
Trish Gray .... location scout
Jim Lovaglio .... first assistant accountant
Cathleen McFadyen .... production assistant
Ian Weed .... production assistant
 
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Additional Details

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Language:
English
Color:
Color
Aspect Ratio:
1.78 : 1 See more »
Sound Mix:
Stereo
Filming Locations:
Silvercup Studios - 4222 22nd Street, Long Island City, Queens, New York City, New York, USA
Company:
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Did You Know?

Trivia:
The title was in reference to Jennifer Aniston's series, "Friends" (1994), which named all their episodes along the lines of "The One Where/With/When...".See more »
Goofs:
Continuity: When Claire gives Jack the gun she stole from a cop outside the club, she puts it in his hand, pointed towards him. In the next shot, its turned around and pointed towards her.See more »
Quotes:
Harry Anderson:Markie, will you do me the honor of becoming my fake wife so we can get our money and get the hell outta here?
Markie Post:I've waited fifteen years to hear you say those words!
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Movie Connections:
References Alice in Wonderland (1951)See more »
Soundtrack:
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Go, Aniston!, 11 October 2010
Author: Max_cinefilo89 from Italy

For the third episode in a row, Season 3 of 30 Rock makes great use of celebrity guest stars, harking back at past comedy glories (rigorously NBC, of course) and delivering inane zingers at a steady pace.

The main plot concerns Liz and Jenna receiving a visit from their old Chicago roommate, Claire Harper (Jennifer Aniston). Despite repeated warnings, Jack starts a relationship with her, only to realize her behavior is borderline psychotic. The rest of the episode consists of a loving tribute to late '80s sitcom Night Court: Kenneth watched the show religiously, and in order to make him feel better over a job problem, Tracy decides to bring the old cast members back together to stage the proper finale the series never received.

Unafraid to go over the top, the episode is an ode to pure silliness. Even the Night Court reunion, reverential as it may seem (and the three actors playing themselves are truly enjoying the opportunity), takes a detour towards crazy land when it turns out the show jumped the shark because of a guest appearance by Jenna (see it to believe it). As usual, though, most of the laughs come from Baldwin, who steals every single scene he shares with the feisty Aniston, continuing the tradition of cute Friends references (see also the episode title) paired with that typical 30 Rock twist (although David Schwimmer's Greenzo remains hard to match). A comedy masterclass, with some of the best influences in the history of American television.

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