Liz Lemon, the head writer for a late-night TV variety show in New York, tries to juggle all the egos around her while chasing her own dream.
The best episode of "30 Rock" season 7 is "The Beginning of the End", rated 7.6/10 from 737 user votes. It was directed by Don Scardino and written by Jack Burditt. "The Beginning of the End" aired on 10/4/2012 and is rated 0.0 point(s) higher than the second highest rated, "Governor Dunston".
The "TGS" gang returning from hiatus, only to be shocked by Jack's awful fall programming lineup. Meanwhile, bridezilla Jenna taps Liz to be her maid of honor, and Tracy is invited to a dinner party by Kenneth and Hazel.
Director: Don Scardino
Writer: Jack Burditt
Jack and Liz find themselves at odds over political satire at "TGS". Criss and Liz make a surprising relationship breakthrough. Meanwhile, Jenna, discouraged by the disappointing sales of her summer dance hit, is thrilled to learn that Kenneth's mother and her boyfriend still buy music.
Director: Robert Carlock
Writer: Robert Carlock
Liz works to prove to Tracy that women are funny while simultaneously attempting to head off a meltdown from Jenna after some negative publicity. Jack tries out an unconventional dating strategy.
Director: Michael Engler
Writer: Tina Fey
Liz and Jack find themselves battling to influence voters in the upcoming presidential election. Meanwhile, as Jenna goes to great lengths to please her new fan base, the writers seek out new ways to mess with her.
Director: Jamie Sheridan
Writer: Matt Hubbard
Realizing that Jenna could decide the Presidential election, Liz and Jack stage a debate to win her support and her followers. Kenneth turns to Tracy for advice on how to be an informed voter, while Pete tries to recreate the magic of the 2008 election.
Director: John Riggi
Writer: Dylan Morgan, Josh Siegal
Tracy and Jack engage in a battle of wits after Tracy depicts Jack as a villain in his latest project. On Jack's advice, Liz puts her own needs ahead of those of "TGS." Meanwhile, Jenna tries to shield Kenneth from Hazel's manipulation but her own selfishness gets in the way.
Director: Don Scardino
Writer: Luke Del Tredici
After an encounter with Dennis Duffy, Liz and Criss decide to take drastic measures to start a family. As Liz looks toward the future, Jack and Jenna evaluate their own self-worth, and Tracy laments a shocking medical diagnosis.
Director: Beth McCarthy-Miller
Writer: Tracey Wigfield
Jenna annoys Liz with her wedding envy, Jack devises a plan to avoid disappointing his visiting mother and Tracy attempts to cheer up Kenneth.
Director: Linda Mendoza
Writer: Jack Burditt
Jack asks Devin Banks to help him discredit Kaylie Hooper, Jack's teenage nemesis and KableTown's future CEO. Liz considers her options as she tries to become a mother. Tracy directs Octavia Spencer in his movie.
Director: Ken Whittingham
Writer: Sam Means, Robert Carlock
When Jack persuades Liz to go to Florida with him, they make a shocking discovery about his mother. Jenna and Tracy assume responsibility for the show in Liz's absence, resulting in disaster for Kenneth.
Director: Claire Cowperthwaite
Writer: Matt Hubbard
As her new kids arrive, Liz scrambles to save TGS from cancellation. Jack finds a new NBC president.
Director: Jeff Richmond
Writer: Nina Pedrad, Lang Fisher
Liz has trouble adjusting to being a stay-at-home mother. Jack takes stock of his life, and Tracy struggles to get on without Kenneth.
Director: Beth McCarthy-Miller
Writer: Robert Carlock, Jack Burditt
Jenna prepares an emotional farewell song as the cast and crew reunite for one final "TGS".
Director: Beth McCarthy-Miller
Writer: Tina Fey