Here's what I fear, long-term:

Once the show finally takes off in the ratings, Tracey Morgan will somehow leverage the very little talent he's stretching to the limit on this show to get his own show. It will fail. But some exec will fall for that ploy, no doubt.

Timb - Yeah, I can proudly say I never watched "Maury." I thought about doing some research before posting that, but then I figured -- Why? And look, you saved me the time. Now if only someone can answer my Fox Problem Solvers question.

I thought maybe Tracy Morgan's role was getting a little smaller. Maybe it just seems that way. I thought maybe it had to do with some of his recent legal troubles... like just in case they needed to get rid of him. I hope not though because I think he's great on the show.

Hope they keep up with great episodes like this one... people would surely catch on.

Its like mini-Dateline, but way less classy.

As for the whole Alec Baldwin / Thomas Jefferson thing, the most brilliant aspect is that it's in Tracy's head. That wasn't "Alec" playing that part, it was "Jack Donaghy," and it opens up the whole possibility of us seeing how Tracy would recast his co-workers in his dreams. Just sticking with the Founding Fathers theme, Frank would make a great Benjamin Franklin.

The other great thing is that, having boxed themselves in by setting this show in the world of sketch comedy, and then casting the brilliant and versatile Alec Baldwin as the one character who will assuredly never get to play multiple parts (particularly after we found out how terrible an actor Jack is, in "Jack-Tor"), they still found a way to use his talents in other ways.

Love Kenneth - he cracks me up.

Tracy looked like he wanted to crack up when Alec comes out as the Prez on the Maury bit.