30 Rock

Liz decides to take Jack on in the business world--but she forgets who has the secret bathroom door.

Comedy wise, yes. As Darryl leads a group of kids through the office, there's more comedy treats than tricks, so to speak. Jim is still trying to find his place as co-manager. For many episodes, we've seen him struggle to figure out how he can be the boss of people who use to be his peers, not to men...

It was much better use of one-liners and little Office quirks this episode. Creed and Stanley both had me laughing for things that barely are worth a mention- Stanley quietly chanting with Pam, for instance- but are so integral to what makes The Office great.

NBC tries to help out it's fledgling little show by offering some clips to whet our appetites. (Looks like this little comedy could be a winner!)

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Tina Fey's award-hogging NBC sitcom will join the comedy network's lineup in 2011.

It's telling that the salesman says to Jack that she's "spirited...like a show horse." In the world of 30 Rock, (but not the real world, of course) someone like Lemon--a woman who doesn't flaunt her femininity or simply pout and pose next to her ...

It's finally here! Tonight, Liz gets a "Do Over," Jack is a "special boy" and Megan Mullally is back on NBC. And is a "Mad Man" mad about Liz?