30 Rock - Season 5
Season 5
Season 5 focuses on Liz Lemon's continuing relationship with Carol Burnett, Jack's start into fatherhood with fiancée Avery, struggling with the merger of NBCUniversal with Kabletown, Tracy's foray into getting an EGOT, and Kenneth's attempt to get back to NBC.
Episodes
The Fabian Strategy
Liz's boyfriend Carol comes to town, ready to take their relationship to the next level.
When It Rains, It Pours
Liz turns on the charm to win over a TGS editor; Jack and Avery find out the gender of their baby.
Let's Stay Together
Jack heads to Washington D.C. to speak on behalf of the NBC and Kabletown merger, and faces obstacles from a Rhode Island Congresswoman.
Live Show
Liz is upset because nobody remembers her 40th birthday, Jack tries to give up drinking to support his pregnant girlfriend, and Tracy threatens to break character during TGS.
Reaganing
Jack is on a winning streak and sets his sights on fixing Liz's relationship with Carol.
Gentleman's Intermission
Avery makes Jack set up some boundaries when it comes to his friendship with Liz.
Brooklyn Without Limits
Liz frequents a local boutique because she thinks she's helping the environment--and their jeans make her butt look good. Meanwhile, Jack helps an enemy's political rival, and Jenna helps Tracy aim for a Golden Globe nomination.
College
Liz tries to buy her way to popularity after she wins the TGS crew's lottery.
Chain Reaction of Mental Anguish
Liz begins to worry about her relationship and Jack advises her that it's time to seek a therapist.
Christmas Attack Zone
Avery and Liz push Jack to unveil two giant secrets to his mother during her holiday visit.
Mrs. Donaghy
Liz's New Year's resolutions cause trouble for Jack and Avery's wedding plans.
Operation Righteous Cowboy Lightning
Jack hopes to make money for the network by pre-recording a disaster benefit that can go on-air.
¡Qué Sorpresa!
Jack does his best to impress the KableTown executives.
Double-Edged Sword
Both Liz's and Jack's romantic getaways with their significant others turn into nightmares.
It's Never Too Late for Now
The TGS gang tries to stop Liz's descent into spinsterhood while Frank and Pete start a band.
TGS Hates Women
Liz hires a female writer in order to prove that TGS isn't sexist. Jack hatches a plot to manipulate his way to the top of KableTown.
Queen of Jordan
Jack and Liz try to manipulate Angie into getting Tracy to return to TGS, while the "Queen of Jordan" cameras bring Jack some embarrassment.
Plan B
With TGS on hiatus, the crew looks for other jobs. Meanwhile, Jack tries to salvage his cable network by enlisting the help of his arch nemesis.
I Heart Connecticut
Liz and Ken go on a quest to find Tracy in New York, while Jenna and Jack work to get a horror film made by whatever means necessary.
100: Part 1
When Hank Hooper marks "TGS" for cancellation, Jack persuades him to let Liz and the crew try to change his mind by staging the show's 100th episode.
100: Part 2
When Hank Hooper marks "TGS" for cancellation, Jack persuades him to let Liz and the crew try to change his mind by staging the show's 100th episode.
Everything Sunny All the Time Always
While Liz embraces spirituality, Jack has a heated duel with his ex-flame Condoleezza Rice!
Respawn
Liz's attempt to get some R&R over vacation is spoiled by Tracy, a lonely Jack turns to Kenneth for company.
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