Just as he was coming to terms with the realization that the identity of his real father would remain a mystery, Jack is convinced by Liz and her Sims family example that he should go on a search for his dad. Even Tracy agrees. His very own love child tracked him down and after feeling shocked, scared and angry — like a dog in a sidecar when it comes loose from the motorcycle — he discovers one of the greatest joys of his life.
So, Jack, now convinced, embarks on what becomes the basis of a “Mamma Mia”-like scenario. Len, the private detective, digs up the names of three people who could be Jack’s father, and Liz cleverly conceives of a plan to get the three gentlemen to TGS. As the winners of a TGS contest, “my three dads” are flown in to New York to meet with Jack. They are: George Park, a Korean man; Fred O’Dwyer, whose nuts look like a bowl of Spaghetti O’s; and Professor Milton Greene, a liberal-leaning Bennington College professor. Um, Jack?
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There’s no better way to end a fantastic season of “30 Rock” than with a superstar musical extravaganza. We’re not talking last week’s “Mamma Mia.” Yes, it was truly one of those episodes that a fan blog synopsis could never do justice.
