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This was a complete waste of time. It only gets a four star rating because it was nice to see the cast. It was basically a long ad for Peacock. Shameless. At least YouTube tells you you're watching an ad.

This 30 Rock "reunion" special is a cynical marketing ploy, but I won't say there's nothing worthwhile in it. It starts decently and has some good jokes here and there. But as others note, it is mainly an ad for a new TV website, and while the plugs are just dribbled in at first, by the end it is pretty much 95% an ad.

It is heartbreaking to see all these talented, successful people willing to prostitute their respected, irreverent series for a payday. I know times are hard, but are they *that* hard for Tina Fey or Alec Baldwin? I mean, come *on!*

I do give the series credit for making something pretty cohesive within the limits of social distancing. I do not recommend bothering with it.

Essentially, this special was a 40-minute ad. Of all shows, I would have thought 30 Rock would be the one to get away with that, but the writing was disappointingly dull. There was potential and it was blown for the sake of keeping it a straight-forward ad.

The whole premise of zoom calls and being in lockdown is as stodgy now as it was when it emerged; it's never been funny as it hinges on weak-as-water observational and 'relatable' comedy That said, there were some funny moments and seeing the cast was nice. But a few moments that feel like 30 Rock do not justify this waste of time.

Rather than a reunion episode, this is simply a commercial for NBC's Peacock streaming service. Yes, it's nice to see the cast again, but that's not enough to make this montage worth watching.

Don't waste your time. This is just an hour long commercial for their streaming service, Peacock.

I usually fast forward through the commercials. If I had done that with this, I wouldn't have seen anything. The entire show was an ad for Peacock -- so much so that several times when they cut to an actual commercial, I couldn't tell the difference. The after the credits bloopers and outtakes were funnier than the rest of the show combined. A real waste of time.

This was such an insult on an otherwise amazing show

This is an insult that leaves a stain on a great series. 80% commercial for Peacock , 20% horrible script and non storyline.

I can't believe Tina Fey agreed to this. It's a V E R Y long commercial for Peacock

This was a TERRIBLE "show". First, it wasn't funny, which is unacceptable for a show with this pedigree. Second, as mentioned by others, it was just an extended promotion of various shows and services from NBC/Universal. It got so that I couldn't even distinguish between some of the "silly parody" shows (like Law & Order; Paperwork) and the real ones.

If you have recorded or downloaded this show but not yet watched it, then do yourself a favour and junk it, now.

As much as I was excited for an reunion of 30 Rock, what seemed like an reunion actually turned out to be just an non-stop hour long commercial for NBCUniversal and their new streaming service, Peacock. With constant jokes leading into commercials and the storyline involving new shows on the streaming service, this was not the reunion we were promised and even with the added celebrity cameos and appearances from 30 Rock cast members, I can clearly see that this was an advertising plot for Peacock and it was a reunion that could not be enjoyed whether you had Peacock or not.

That is it. It was one big ad about peacock. Don't watch it. Review is still to short.

One long NBC Universal commercial with commercials about NBC Universal. I definitely CAN not watch.

Not even Liz Lemon can save this mess.

I know it was heavily promoting NBC shows, but it was Fantastic to see the Cast back. 1st show I've seen to address the pandemic and I Love they way it was handed: Zoom calls, single shots, Kenneth & his assistant Totally made sense! From the opening mask vs anti-mask issue to the stories involving characters personalities, it was Enjoyable. I would recommend it, especially to fans of the show!!

It's 1 hr long 30 min commerials 30 mins "show" which they mostly do it how they used to on the show trying to make the ads funny and part of the story. This was an over-hyped let down. The Parks & Rec reunion show was way better, do yourself a favor and watch that again instead of watching this boring NBC/Peacock Infommercial.

It really doesn't get worse than this. If you want to do a commercial that's OK. At least make it entertaining. This is simply poor thought-out and badly acted trash. I only lasted 15 minutes before turning it off.

I was really looking forward to this after seeing the rather good Parks and Recreation episode, but, all this is is a infomercial for Peacock. Fey, Baldwin and company must really need the money to have agreed to this. The only funny part is Viveca, apart from her this is an embarrassment and not a good way to end a really superb show.

Thought this would be just ok as lockdown episodes aren't that great but this is literally just one big ad for peacock.

Complete waste of time and a disgrace that this was ever made.

Don't waste your time watching this.

So I sat through the whole thing ( which is just a giant ad ) so I'm like k fine let's get peacock . Ya so turns out cause I live in Canada it is NOT available .

We already knew this was a commercial event but it was great anyway. Perfect way to advertise while also making it hilarious with the beloved characters.

This is the worst TV special since the Star Wars Christmas special. I am in the middle of rewatching 30 Rock (about my fourth watch of the show, which I love), and now that I have seen this abomination, which only caught my attention today, I am finding it hard to go back to the original show.

This is a joyless, heartless, corporate land-grab unleavened by the wit that the original used to deflect its in-show ads. It's a presentation intended for the ad industry and which should never have been shown to the public.

It's possible that the public might have heard of its existence and whined to see it, but NBC, you should have held firm. Really, dudes, you have p****d on a TV treasure with horrific abandon. Bleurgh.