S4E2 "Into the Crevasse"

Mean Girls (2004)

S2E4 "Rosemary's Baby"

Originally seen in S1E15 "Hard Ball"

S7E12 "Hogcock!"

Pete Rose, MLB Hit King / Liz's Haircut Inspiration, Dies at 83

S6E17 "Meet the Woggels!"

Original joke:

And why always just one?

S7E5 "There's No I in America"

S3E1 "Do-Over"

Not sure if this is an obvious detail, but I just noticed it for the first time while rewatching the episode

Alt text: Jenna standing with her hands on her hips wearing a blazer. Under the blazer she is wearing a low-cut pink shirt bedazzled with the words "business slut"

S1E15 "Hard Ball"

I presume it is freely available there because of all the pos-mens and product integortion. It's sort of just one big advertisement disguised as a 30 Rock episode.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/30_Rock:_A_One-Time_Special

S1E16 The Source Awards

S4E14 "Future Husband"

The original scene/joke, for reference: https://dubvee.org/post/1535049

I tried to edit the photo to make the doodle stand out a bit more

S4E5 "The Problem Solvers"

I thought Bucky Bright was a real person making a cameo, and that he was just a real good sport about making absurd jokes about his time as an actor. It was not until seeing the announcement of Conway's death in 2019 that I realized Bucky Bright was made up for 30 Rock.

Stolen from an old Reddit post but posting it here because it remains one of my favorite pieces of 30 Rock fan art.

Originally by Mike Jackson (Note: Website no longer seems to work, but crediting it anyway)

S3E19 "The Ones"

Vocal samples taken from S5E4 "Live Show" (both the east coast and west coast versions). Video clips taken from various episodes all over the series.

And here is an MP3 link with better audio quality if you really like it that much.

https://files.catbox.moe/ndfjtl.mp3

The word is "oh pair"

Oh, Au pair, like a nanny. There's only one definition.

Sorry, wrong. It can also be an exclamation about a fruit. As in, "Oh! Pear!"

What you're doing here is wrong!