Tina Fey spent a decade working for "Saturday Night Live" - first as a writer, then as head writer, then as head writer and performer, in skits such as those pictured (e.g. as the teenage Barbara Bush, the "Weekend Update" anchor, a character in Jane Austin, etc.) In 2006, she decided to quit the long-running show, and used the experience as inspiration for "30 Rock," which she writes, stars in and co-produces.
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