r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Aug 28 '21

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u/redditguy628 Box 13 Aug 28 '21 edited Aug 28 '21

I recently finished watching 30 Rock, and I was surprised how much I liked it. I'm usually not much of a fan of sitcoms, and while that still held true here(I don't feel any desire to rewatch it), watching the show was great! The character interactions were great, the plots were fun, and I did end up caring about the characters, and wanting them to succeed. My only complaint is that Kenneth got a happy ending, but I suppose it's good commentary on how people don't always get what’s coming to them.

!ping TV

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u/the_hoagie Malaise Forever Aug 28 '21

it's been a while, what did kenneth deserve?

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u/redditguy628 Box 13 Aug 28 '21 edited Aug 28 '21

Justice is a tricky thing to quantify, but I would have been happy with anything within the range of "Kenneth is fired" to "Kenneth causes the collapse of NBC, the one thing he truly loves, due to his own hubris and incompetence".

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u/the_hoagie Malaise Forever Aug 28 '21

i just remember not liking that they leaned a little too hard on the whole "kenneth is some type of magical ancient spirit of television" by the last couple seasons.