As shocked as she is to be called the c-word by Lutz, Liz is more horrified to realize he may be right. Meanwhile, Jack brings Tracy to a charity golf event to get closer to the chairman, however his plan backfires when Tracy acts too much like his uncensored self.
A good episode but after the last few episodes it does nothing to compare to there level of comedy. This one was ok Liz was good with her story but like her by the end of the episode I was tired. this one lasted a bit longer than it should have. a LOW 9 out of 10.moreless
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As shocked as she is to be called the c-word by Lutz, Liz is more horrified to realize he may be right. Meanwhile, Jack brings Tracy to a charity golf event to get closer to the chairman, however his plan backfires when Tracy acts too much like his uncensored self.moreless
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Scott Adsit
Pete Hornberger
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Tina Fey
Liz Lemon
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ADD NOTES- The main plot of Liz being called the 'C-word' is based on it actually happenning to Tina Fey. Edit
- Though credited, Jane Krakowski does not appear in this episode. Edit
- The German episode title is "Das F-Wort", meaning "The F-Word". The French title is "L'insulte". The Italian title is "La parola misteriosa", meaning "The Mysterious Word". The Spanish title is "La palabra prohibida", meaning "The Forbidden Word". Edit
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ADD QUOTES- Jack: I've invited [Tracy] to join me at a GE Golf Tournament in Connecticut. Liz: Was Courtney Love not available? Edit
- Liz: Hey, Lutz, why don't you approach your job with the creativity and excitement you have for all-you-can-eat buffets? Edit
- Don Geiss: This guy spends so much time in the sand that his nickname should be Fallujah. Edit
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ADD ALLUSIONS- Tracy: I'm ridiculous. I'm black. I may even be ugly. But thank God I'm he-ah, I'm he-ah, and nothing but death can keep me from it. Tracy is parodying two memorable quotes from the 1985 film The Color Purple. The main character, Celie, is a young African American woman who faces problems of poverty, racism and sexism in the early 1900s. Edit
- Liz tells Frank the awful name she was called, "rhymes with [his] favorite Todd Rundgren album," referring to Rundgren's 1970 album Runt. Edit
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