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30 Rock’s finale proves it always was a science fiction series

By Meredith Woerner Published February 1, 2013, 4:40 pm ET

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Last night we said farewell to the Star Wars quoting machine that was 30 Rock. It was sad, beautiful and mind blowing — and the series finally revealed that Kenneth the Page is an immortal. Check it out!

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