Articles tagged "tracy morgan"

TV DVD Review

30 Rock: Season Three

by Evan Sawdey

[5.Oct.09] :. Sometimes comedies, no matter how ridiculous or off-the-wall they may be, can give us the perfect mirror to our own lives.

Recent DVD reviews

 

The PopMatters Summer 2009 Movie Preview Feature

Summer of Same: July 2009

by Bill Gibron

[29.Apr.09] :. In a rare attempt at novelty, July jets along with only Harry Potter and the Ice Age crew sampling continuing series spoils. The rest provide unknown pleasures.

The PopMatters Summer 2009 Movie Preview

 

News

Fast chat with ‘30 Rock’ co-star Jane Krakowski

by Daniel Bubbeo [Newsday (MCT)]

[11.Feb.09] :. No one would ever have to ask Jane Krakowski what her astrological sign is. She’s a die-hard Libra, always looking for balance in everything she does. Take her gig as vain actress Jenna...

PopWire

 

PopMatters Picks: The Best TV, Film, and DVD of 2008 Feature

Back to Basics - The 30 Best TV Shows of 2008

by PopMatters Staff

[12.Jan.09] :. The Year in TV was a lot like the US economy: struggling until summer and then tanking under the hope of a 2009 comeback. Still, our staff found 30 solid reasons to be cheerful come entertainment investment time.

PopMatters Picks: The Best TV, Film, and DVD of 2008

 

TV DVD Review

30 Rock: Season 2

by Andrew Gilstrap

[9.Oct.08] :. The jokes are smart, fast, and often too subtle to catch -- a welcome antidote to nearly every other sitcom out there.

Recent DVD reviews

 

News

Stand-up is personal for ‘30 Rock’ star Tracy Morgan

by Julie Hinds [Detroit Free Press (MCT)]

[30.Jun.08] :. Tracy Morgan is not Tracy Jordan, the character he plays on NBC’s “30 Rock.” But the comedian does have a few things in common with his wild and crazy alter-ego on the Emmy-winning...

PopWire

 

High Redefinition: The 30 Best TV Shows of 2007

by PopMatters Staff

[18.Jan.08] :. In memoriam of a TV season cut down before its prime time, PopMatters staff celebrates the Top 30 TV Shows of 2007. Some are old favorites. Others have barely made their impression felt. But at a time when all broadcast fortunes are up in the air, they definitely deserve the recognition.

 

30 Rock

by Jesse Hicks

[17.Jan.08] :. With American Gladiators outdrawing its scripted predecessors, it's hard not to feel a pang of dread that 30 Rock, the most writer-centric sitcom in recent memory, might become the strike's first casualty.

 

First Sunday

by Cynthia Fuchs

[11.Jan.08] :. Of all the players, Katt Williams appears to comprehend the unpleasantness of the entire exercise.

 

30 Rock - Season 1

by Jesse Hassenger

[12.Sep.07] :. This is one of the best comedies on the air; whip-smart and hilarious.

 

Net-Works: The Best TV of 2006

by PopMatters Staff

[10.Jan.07] :. You won't have to look far along your television dial to discover the Top TV picks from PopMatters staff. From 20 upward, each entry represents the boob tube at its best.

 

Little Man (2006)

by Jake Meaney

[13.Nov.06] :. Little Man requires a heroic (or myopic) suspension of disbelief on the part of all the adults in the film that is truly fantastic, if not a little miraculous, to keep it all going.

 

30 Rock: Series Premiere

by Noah Davis

[18.Oct.06] :. Whether Fey the writer lacked willingness to insert any 'edgy' material into her show or Fey the producer removed it is irrelevant. The result is the same: a show neutered beyond relevance and devoid of entertainment value.

 

Little Man (2006)

by Cynthia Fuchs

[14.Jul.06] :. None of these gender clichés is especially funny, and it doesn't help that Marlon Wayans' face often looks sloppily pasted onto the stunt bodies who do all the running around, falling, and crashing.

 

The Tracy Morgan Show

by Karida Collins

[8.Dec.03] :. Tracy Mitchell (Tracy Morgan) is more bland than 'streetwise,' a means to market 'blackness' to NBC's viewers.