Alec Baldwin (who recently announced that he will be leaving 30 Rock when his contract ends in 2012) was nominated for Outstanding Actor in a Comedy Series. He issued a statement, saying "Once again, I am grateful and delighted to be nominated. And I am deeply indebted to Tina, Robert Carlock, Lorne, Marci Klein and Jeff Zucker."

In her response to her nomination for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series, Tina Fey responded in a statement, "This is great news. We're grateful and excited. Especially since today is the fifth anniversary of the day NBC forgot to cancel us."

Jane Krakowski was also nominated for best supporting actress in a comedy series. She issued her statement, "This is such exciting news! It is such an honor to be included in this group of funny talented women! I am indebted to Tina Fey and the greatest comedy writing team on television. I am going to celebrate by eating a piece of cheese. Just kidding, designers, I promise, no cheese will cross these lips or hips until after the ceremony."

In addition to the cast members, guest stars Jon Hamm, Will Arnett, and Elaine Stritch were each nominated for their appearances on the show.

30 Rock was also nominated for art direction, cinematography, costumes (for the I Do Do episode), webisodes and editing. The show also received an Emmy nomination for the writing for both the Anna Howard Shaw Day episode, and the Lee Marvin Vs. Derek Jeter episode.

You can find the total list of nominations here.

In order to avoid promotion that will cause him to have to move to L.A., Kenneth throws himself under the bus and gets fired.

Finally, Liz meets Carol (played by the adorable Matt Damon) and believes in destiny again. He is attractive, he's a pilot, and he loves TGS (so much it caused a worker's comp claim). I have a massive crush on Matt Damon myself so I can see how meeting him could changes a girl's view on the world. As she fantasizes about when Carol sees her disgusting foot secret, I believe Liz Lemon, I believe. But will her speech at Cerie's wedding be too much for her beloved doorman to the sky?

Nancy pops into town, surprising Jack on the weekend where he has promised Avery where the weekend will be filled with staring out of windows while holding a glass of scotch. Instead of making a decision between the two women, he decides to keep Nancy at arm's length over the weekend. That goes well until Nancy comes out of the bathroom wearing red lingerie. He ends up breaking the news to her in mass, using her Catholic guilt to keep her from losing it.

Meanwhile, Dot Com and Kenneth take Tracy on a trip to the old neighborhood so Tracy can connect with his past. The only way he can obtain the 'O' in EGOT(you know, Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, Tony) is to tap into that emotion for more dramatic roles.

This episode is a two-parter, with next week's episode (the one that includes cutie Matt Damon), will be the season finale.

Elaine Stritch returns as Colleen Donaghy to drive Jack up the wall regarding his two girlfriends (as well as EVERYTHING else). She can't to help but to meddle in Jack's love life, telling Avery about Nancy.

Jenna's mom, Verna has trouble holding up her part of the deal to be nice to Jenna, even though she needs the second half of her money to get the other half of her boob job.

Liz's finds out that Margaret Lemon's true love was astronaut Buzz Aldrin (played by himself). Liz wonders if she should settle, like her mom did.

He announced his appearance at the White House Correspondence dinner. You can find the video on Gawker. If this is true, he will tie Steve Martin for the most times hosting the show.

SNL is keeping mum, so we might have to wait until May 15 to find out if it is for real, or Alec's crazy sense of humor.

Jack gets a peacock from his late mentor Don Geiss' estate. Jack finally gets the closure that he didn't know he needed. I have to admit, I couldn't help but to wonder if they trained the peacock, or if it was some sort of advanced TV technology.

Also, Grizz announces he is getting married, and Tracy has to use his infantile selfishness for good. Dot Com and Tracy enlist Liz's help to fix things.

Jack's impending decision between Avery and Nancy takes a backseat to his appeasement of Khonani, who was promised the late show shift five years ago. The show parodies the late night debacle between NBC, Conan and Leno. (I originally reported that this was the finale, but somebody was misinformed). FYI, that is the real janitor, not an actor.

Tracy's wife demands that he stay at home and take care of her while she is pregnant. He sends Kenneth to save Liz's party. Kenneth brings a Rotweiler along as his date.

Liz is on a campaign to meet someone, by forcing herself to get out and do singles-based activities - dodgeball, wine & cheese and line dancing to name a few. Jack and Nancy encourage her to focus on what she wants, instead of what she doesn't want, and to stop being so cranky.

Twofer quits, believing his job is a result of affirmative action, causing the team to have a frank discussion on disenfranchisement. And Liz realizes that wouldn't have gotten her job if she weren't a woman.

It leads to a case of mistaken identity and an adventure that makes Claire and Phil wish for their normal, mundane life. They spend the evening chasing down a flash drive with the help of a shirtless Mark Wahlberg (which some might say is worth the cost of a movie ticket all on its own). We also get a car chase and romp at the sex club.

The movie isn't non-stop laughs, but there are enough laugh-out-loud moments to get your money's worth. Steve Carell and Tina Fey have a chemistry that makes them believable as a square married couple. You might recognize other notable actors such as Ray Liotta, Taraji P. Henson, James Franco and Mila Kunis.

Comedy is the knowledge of self-imperfection. He explained that one of the reasons he loved Tina Fey was because she trusted him that he knew himself.

He likes a woman who is strong, but weak enough to need him (and it wouldn't hurt if she had her own talk show). In fact, Tracy made it clear that no man (including Stedman and Jaime Foxx), could stand between him and Oprah.

Although his father left when Tracy was six, he was able to share some lifelong lessons with Tracy including the importance of honesty, and legacy.

Tracy also shared the moment he decided to stop drinking was when his son looked at him with the ankle bracelet with disappointment.

Also on the episode were Tina Fey, Steve Carrell, and Betty White.

In the interview on the BBC show, she also tells discusses her ethnic background and the three German words that she knows. She also informs us (if you didn't know) of the existence of a pornographic 30 Rock parody.

Although his recent movie The Green Zone, or the Bourne series may come to mind, Matt Damon is quite adept to making a fool of himself. He's appeared on Saturday Night Live and was a guest star on one of Will & Grace's classic episodes.

Danny finds out he's being nominated for a Juno - the Canadian verson of the Grammy - which prompts Frank, Twofer and Lutz to play a prank on him. Danny and Jack collude to seek revenge, which starts with naked nerds and ends with Frank's mom.

Meanwhile, Pete plots to keep Jenna and Tracy occupied to keep oblivious to Danny's award nomination. He arranges to have Jenna and Tracy get their faces plastered for 12 hours, while listening to Kenneth tell childhood stories. A day full of Kenneth leads to a night full of Kenneth, and then Tracy and Jenna come up with a plot to get Kenneth out of their dreams.

Today host Lester Holt will be one of the guest stars, and all of the mothers (Elaine Stritch, Patty Lupone, and Jane Hooks) will be coming back for an episode she referred to as the Mother Load episode. She also said that they do a bunch of takes, because as you can guess, it is hard to keep a straight face.

Jane also gushed over her engagement to British businessman Robert Godley (who actually designed the engagement ring), and joked about a Today Show wedding. View the interview here.