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Tina Fey's '30 Rock' Celebrates 20 Years
20 Oct
Summary
- '30 Rock' debuted 20 years ago in October 2006.
- The show earned 16 Emmys from over 100 nominations.
- Tracy Morgan shared his gratitude for working with Fey again.
Twenty years ago, in October 2006, Tina Fey's groundbreaking sitcom "30 Rock" premiered, offering a comedic take on the world of television production. The series, inspired by Fey's time as head writer at "Saturday Night Live," earned widespread critical acclaim throughout its run.
"30 Rock" garnered an impressive 16 Emmy Awards out of more than 100 nominations, achieving success in categories such as best comedy, writing, and more. Fey herself received numerous accolades for her performance and behind-the-scenes contributions.
Many "SNL" alumni, including producer Lorne Michaels and actors like Tracy Morgan, transitioned to "30 Rock." Morgan, who experienced a severe accident in 2014, recently spoke about his enduring gratitude for the show and the opportunity to collaborate with Fey and other "30 Rock" veterans on a new NBC series.
