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Caitlan Smith - Caitlan Smith is a senior recruiter for Atlantic Media Company, having previously worked for The Atlantic as an editorial assistant and researcher. She is a graduate of the University of Virginia.

This Week's '30 Rock': 4 Best Scenes

By Caitlan Smith
Mar 12 2010, 9:39 AM ET Comment



Last night's episode of 30 Rock, "Future Husband," wrapped up neatly—with Jack and Avery back on after she publicly endorsed him on CNBC, Kenneth getting his wallet returned, and Liz and Wesley set for another miserable date—but who watches 30 Rock for the plot anyway? It's always been a show of sight gags and bits, and this episode provided lots of great ones.


There's plenty of brochures at my dentist's office, but none about hard cheese. Maybe there should be. And bonus points for the drool-y bib—it's not an attractive look on anyone.

A classic Kenneth sentiment, made only better by his later line, "Without my wallet, I don't even have my lucky rabbit spine!"


The inclusion of the brilliant Michael Sheen besides, this is a great scene of Liz awkwardness only augmented by the inclusion of, if I'm correct based on the three second clip, "Fuck the Pain Away" by Peaches as Liz's ring tone for her "Future Husband."

Bonus clip:


When I imagine the NBC offices in Rockefeller Center, this is exactly how I want them to be, with Nightly News always winning out over CNBC. I do think Brian could work on his football spiking skills, however.
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