The “SNL” episode in question would have featured an iconic cameo from Tom Cruise that the audience wasn’t expecting.

Does somebody have this number? Who’s calling my dressing room?” “So I picked up and I think it was Robert Carlock on the other end who said, ‘Hey, would you like to do this? We have a part for you,” ...

Who’s calling my dressing room?” he recalled. “So I picked up and I think it was Robert Carlock on the other end who said, ‘Hey, would you like to do this? We have a part for you.

It reunites the former 30 Rock star with the Emmy-winning series’ co-showrunners Tina Fey & Robert Carlock and writer Sam ...

The incident happened as Morgan is working on his untitled NBC comedy pilot from Tina Fey, Robert Carlock and Sam Means. The project, which is filming in New York, had its table read Friday.

Does somebody have this number? Who’s calling my dressing room?’ So I picked up and I think it was Robert Carlock on the other end who said, ‘Hey, would you like to do this? We have a part ...

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As previously announced, the series marks a “30 Rock” reunion. In addition to Morgan starring, Robert Carlock and Sam Means are attached to write and executive produce the pilot, with Tina Fey ...

He worked hard and contributed a lot of good jokes. After a few years, he requested a meeting with me and fellow producer Robert Carlock. Donald was grateful for the opportunity but felt like he ...

The 2000 sketch's co-writer, Michael Schur, joked that "30 Rock would have crumbled to the ground" had the cameo worked out.