Tonight, 30 Rock was live! And it was good, too. Inside, catch the first few minutes of the episode, featuring Julia Louis-Dreyfus as a younger Liz Lemon, Rachel Dratch as a crazy cleaning lady, and *drumroll* a Brett Favre joke!

You know that annoying commercial for Tax Masters (the firm that promises to "solve your tax problems") that stars its charisma challenged founder, Patrick R. Cox? Tonight, SNL parodied the ad, complete with a "half-formed twin brother" on Cox's head.

Jane Lynch is hosting tonight's SNL, and—naturally—there are a lot of sketches that feature her playing a mom. Speaking of which, here's a hilarious "commercial" for an embarrassment-reducing product called "Damn It, My Mom Is on Facebook."

Tonight's 30 Rock? AMAZING. The episode was tight, chock-full of big name guest stars (Rob Reiner and Queen Latifah), funny as ever and deliciously meta—as in, "Let's mock NBC's huge lack of black people!" meta. Video highlights inside.

MSNBC.com might get renamed, because they don't want to be confused with pinko MSNBC.

This weekend, Saturday Night Live will be hosted by Sue Sylvester herself, the always-hilarious Jane Lynch. And guess what! Hot off the presses, here are some new promos for the episode that feature Lynch and SNL's Fred Armisen. Watch inside.

Tonight, in a stark white room, dressed in red and flanked by gold jewelry—and two dozen ballerinas—Kanye West gave two of the most memorable performances in SNL's last few years (at least) with "Power" and "Runaway." Watch inside.

If you watch 30 Rock, you know that there are often flashback scenes which depict certain times in the life of Liz Lemon, from childhood and beyond. Here's is a video montage of every single one of those flashbacks scenes.

When one door closes, another one opens - for Dick Wolf, that is. May saw the end of the original Law and Order, but there's a new spin-off that premiered the other night. Is it worthy of the L&O name?

"It's a way of answering without answering," saying neither yes or no. This confuses the hell out of Westerners (that's us!). Luckily, Todd was educated on the subject (and so were we!) as he had to evaluate his employees.

Brian Williams, the king of cameos—on NBC, at least—has put another notch in his comedic belt. On tonight's episode of 30 Rock, Williams (and NBC News' Andrea Mitchell) showed up to hilariously "report" on Liz Lemon's faux dalliances.

In your wide-ranging Tuesday media column: HuffPo lashes out at an unpaid former writer, NBC's worth revealed, Reuters wants to be like us, and Jay Rosen tells a story.

The fourth season of Chuck, having gotten underway last week, is humming along smoothly - Chuck and Sarah are together, Morgan's running the Buy More and Ellie is pregnant. This week, the final ingredients fell into place: nerds and supermodels.

SNL returned tonight for its 36th season, and Amy Poehler hosted the premiere. One of the episode's highlights was Poehler's monologue, during which a plethora of guest stars—including Justin Timberlake and TIna Fey—showed up for a dream sequence.

Over the course of last season, Community grew to become one of the favorites of NBC's Thursday night comedy lineup. A lot changes happened over the summer. So, how did our favorite college students kick off the new school year?

After a long period of speculation, incompetent NBC Universal CEO Jeff Zucker finally announced today that he'll be leaving once Comcast's takeover of NBC is complete. He won't be missed. He'll be running for office soon. Mawkish goodbye memo, below.

This new work-centric culture shock comedy is the latest show NBC thought could handle a spot on their coveted Thursday night. Surprisingly, the virtually unknown cast and show were a delightful finale to a night full of familiar comedy.

Rejoice, fellow comedy lovers! Tonight, 30 Rock returned with its fifth season premiere. Summer was remembered, the future was considered, and Hillary Clinton was dissed by Jack Donaghy. Video of that scene—plus a special Ina Garten shout-out—is inside.

Undercovers is the newest brainchild of JJ Abrams, creator of fan favorites like Felicity, Alias, Lost, and Fringe. Would Undercovers be as good as JJ's previous offerings, or would it be a dud?

Our local NBC affiliate was lucky to grab Madonna and Lourdes on the pink carpet at the reveal of their Material Girl clothing line. The two chatted about sharing clothes, favorite colors and the discrepancy between their shoe sizes.