S5.E14

Double-Edged Sword

Name: Double-Edged Sword
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2011-02-10
Duration: 21 min
Rating: 8.3
Cast: Tina Fey, Tracy Morgan, Jane Krakowski

Episode aired Feb 10, 2011
TV-14
21m

IMDb RATING

8.3/10

945

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Comedy

Liz and Carol's relationship takes a turn for the worse during an extended flight delay, Jack and Avery try to get home when Avery goes into labor in Canada, and Tracy begins feeling the pre... Read allLiz and Carol's relationship takes a turn for the worse during an extended flight delay, Jack and Avery try to get home when Avery goes into labor in Canada, and Tracy begins feeling the pressure of being an "EGOT" winner.Liz and Carol's relationship takes a turn for the worse during an extended flight delay, Jack and Avery try to get home when Avery goes into labor in Canada, and Tracy begins feeling the pressure of being an "EGOT" winner.

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Trivia
The fake NBC show "Gals on the Town" is once again featured on the final season of "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt"

Goofs
At the end of the episode, as Avery and Jack are in a Canadian hospital, having just given birth to their child, they are informed that they don't have to pay, that their visit is covered by Canadian Health Care. Canadian Health Care only covers Canadian citizens. Any non-Canadian - and Canadians without a valid medicare card - would still have to pay, comparable to the amounts charged in the U.S. It is probable that this fact was not checked or ignored for comedic effect, for the benefit of the closing gag (see the Trivia section).

Quotes
Lorne: You know, you remind me of my parents.
Jack Donaghy: I find that hard to believe.
Lorne: They were both really intense. They wanted me to grow up to be Prime Minister, so as a kid, I had to win the spelling bee. They made me memorize all 700 words in the Canadian dictionary, then I had to go to law school.
Jack Donaghy: You went to law school?
Lorne: For one day. I was just so tightly wound that I got kicked out for karate chopping my roommate. I know, I'm a stereotype. All guys from Quebec are good at karate.
[pause]
Lorne: Oh my God, where are my manners? Do you wanna try meth?