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Courtside in CLE, Tina Fey on Manspreading, Nate Bargatze on Nashville Super Bowl & More | EP 193
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May 27, 2026
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Tina Fey Interview: Streaming vs. Network, Creative Process, and Sign-Off
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Asked whether she prefers streaming or network, Tina gives a nuanced answer: as a viewer she prefers weekly episodic releases (citing The Pit as a show she loves to anticipate), but as a maker, streaming's variable runtime is a relief compared to 30 Rock's brutal 21-minute-15-second straitjacket. She argues that what audiences truly want is 150 episodes of characters they love — so someone younger needs to get out there and grind 25 episodes a year. Her favorite creative day is SNL Saturday: walking into the building and feeling the electricity of a cast and crew making things at a rate no one outside can comprehend. Travis's personal memory of that Saturday feeling mirrors her own, and the farewell is genuinely warm, Tina calling the conversation 'an absolute fucking joy.'
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