SERIES FINALE: After a witty and often wonderful seven-year run, Tina Fey and company pull up stakes at 30 Rock, with a one-hour finale that shows many of the characters scrambling for new jobs after the cancellation of their show within a show. Among the potential career opportunities: Jenna (Jane Krakowski) wants to be a corpse on Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, which allows Richard Belzer the chance to play his Detective Munch character on yet another prime-time TV series. But I digress. The big news here is: Thanks for all the laughs, 30 Rock.

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