"BoJack Horseman" keeps Hollywood's constant search for the next big hit TV show or movie idea squarely in its sights. Along the way, it looks at the dark side of fame and the ridiculousness of celebrity culture. If you love the showbiz satire side of "BoJack Horseman," then you'll find plenty to laugh about in Tina Fey's 2006-2013 NBC sitcom, "30 Rock."
"30 Rock" follows the production of "TGS with Tracy Jordan," a "Saturday Night Live" style sketch show of dubious quality. The show's ensemble includes iconic performances by Fey, Alec Baldwin, Tracy Morgan, Jane Krakowski, and Jack McBrayer, among other comedic talents. Making fun of entertainment, politics, and its own network, "30 Rock" moves at such a fast pace that The AV Club once compared it to "a live-action cartoon." Not everything in the show has aged gracefully, as The Wrap reports that four full episodes have been pulled from streaming due to offensive content, including the use of blackface. However, when "30 Rock" is at its best, the jokes still land more often than they offend.
