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After finding out he never met his real father, Jack asks Lenny to find him. Jenna has a new catch phrase but fails to credit Liz. Tracy finds out he has a "son" who gets looks from Liz and Pete concerning his age. When Jack gets his envelope, the possibilities are narrowed down to three. Liz proposes a "Mamma Mia" theory based on the musical play and movie: Tell them they won a contest for a New York trip and a free pass to see "TGS". Arrivals are a Korean, a man with shot genitals ("looks like Speghetti-O's down there"), and a college professor (Alan Alda). After seeing a picture of Jack with Tom Delay, the professor and Jack argue and the former leaves in a huff. Oh, and since Liz wants recognition for her work, she insists on being at the photo shoot with Jenna. I'll stop there and say this was another funny episode of "30 Rock". What with Liz and Pete trying to see if Tracy knows a late '80s rap song or Liz getting all the photo attention when she agrees to pose with a rubber chicken while Jenna is ignored as a result. Now there's just one more episode to watch before the season premiere next Thursday...

Jack is trying to find his real father and Liz helps him by using the Mamma Mia scenario to find who the father is. Tracy also has a son that finds him only it seems that it is just a scam. And Liz wants to be in the magazine.

It is pretty funny how fast the real father was identified as the other two were out of question, I actually expected more funny situations about it, but I actually like how they went with it. And the ending is great!

The story of Tracy and Donald is also pretty hilarious and well developed.

Who's your daddy? Jack finds his long-last father played by the legendary Alan Alda, who was in one of the best TV series ever, M*A*S*H. Anyway, the sublot of Tracy being a father had a bit of a twist at the end that was quite heartwarming.

It's easy to forget that 30 Rock and Aaron Sorkin's Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip debuted on NBC at the same time. Conventional wisdom was that Sorkin's powerhouse series be the one that would survive the first season, with 30 Rock being a one season wonder. But history has proved otherwise.