The spaceman says, “Everybody look down! It’s all in your mind”

It's not quite the homage to 30 Rock's ubiquitous doctor that some might have hoped for, and there's no spacesuits per-se involved.

Just a great single with a warped feathery video to match:

Enjoy The Killers latest single off their stellar Day & Age album

Spaceman

That information is classified, at least until Cheney dies...

Remember Tina Fey's day job?

The one where she doesn't play a certain uncanny vice presidential candidate?





Well 30 Rock came back last night, swinging.

As far as I'm concerned, everyone need to be watching. Weekly.

Here's a jump-start on last night's season premiere (until they take it down in a few months):



You can catch up on more of the show's Emmy winning Rockefeller Center nuttiness HERE

Oprah Winfrey's on deck next week, and it looks to be classic.

Top of the Rock

Having already raved about Tina Fey earlier this week, I couldn't let slip by the fact that her ol' little day job earned her some big kudos at the Emmy's this evening.

You know Fey was popping the champagne tonight as her baby, 30 Rock, took home the top comedy series award. It must have tasted sweeter after snagging the best comedic actress award too.

Talk about having the best week ever!

You go back to your old job and show everyone up, then you get dressed up a few days later and bring home some fab golden paperweights.

Hats off to Alec Baldwin for taking his own 30 Rock award too.

If you are late to the 30 Rock bandwagon, please, stop reading this and go buy the first two seasons on DVD. Seriously. Right now.

Liz Lemon and company kick off season three on NBC this October.

Unless you're a lady and you meet Ellen

You get the feeling 30 Rock kisses up to their corporate masters with product placement one week, so they can push the envelope the next.

Thanks to yet another Tina Fey and company "oh no they didn't" moment, we may need to add GFJ to the old worn out GLBT:



As an aside, this clip is my first attempt at playing with NBC's new Hulu content portal that I wrote about HERE.

It's still a bit clunky, but it did let me pick out the section I wanted to embed here.

That said, I do not like how it makes replaying selected clips difficult. As with my previous experience with Hulu, I'm not sure I am really looking to play a whole episode on my blog, as much as NBC might prefer that.

When you encounter a drug dealer on the street -- and you will -- ask him if he has kibbles-n-bits

Jack McBrayer has some important tips for you about drugs.

(If you don't know who Jack McBrayer is, you really need to go pick up some 30 Rock DVD's right now. No really, I mean it. RIGHT NOW.)

P.S. Some uptight bosses may not appreciate this video at work. He uses a bad word. It also talks about drug dealers.

Thursday Three-Way SMACKDOWN!

There's a Tivo Smackdown of epic proportions brewing. Sadly, someone's going down.











The quandary: My days of live appointment television are happily behind me but the Tivo controls this habit. It's stubborn and only records two shows at once.

Someone's getting cut in the 7pm hour on Thursdays:

ABC: Ugly Betty... This one's basically non-negotiable now. Revisiting the dvds lately has only whetted the appetite for more Mode madness. Ugly Betty is beautiful.

CBS: Survivor: China... Still the best reality show on air (until The Amazing Race returns later in the season). It's also the one show that friends and coworkers still somehow seem to watch, so it has the watercooler effect going for it.

NBC: 30 Rock... As pitch perfect a comedy as is out there. Brilliantly fearless casting, dense scripts, light pacing and inside jokes rewarding viewer loyalty. You really can't ask much more from a show.

So which one goes?