Oprah To Make Guest Appearance On '30 Rock'
Oprah Winfrey will guest-star in one episode of NBC's comedy "30 Rock" in the season's second episode. The episode will air on November 6, 2008.
Winfrey filmed her role at "30 Rock's" Silvercup studios in New York City on Saturday. The announcement was made Thursday by Teri Weinberg, Executive Vice President, NBC Entertainment in a press release.
"Oprah Winfrey's presence on '30 Rock' makes this episode a television event," said Weinberg. "She is a true legend in her own time, and in this comedy's tradition, it provides the perfect showcase for stars of her renowned status. We are all thrilled."
"Oprah is very funny in the episode and we are beyond grateful to have her. Also, I would like to announce that we are officially best friends," Tina Fey, creator, executive producer and star of "30 Rock."
Oprah Winfrey joins a growing list of high-profile guest stars this season, including Megan Mullally, Jennifer Aniston and Will Arnett (2008 Emmy nominee for his role as Devin). In the past few seasons, "30 Rock" has featured Emmy-nominated performances by Steve Buscemi, Edie Falco, Carrie Fisher and Rip Torn, as well as Tim Conway and Elaine Stritch who garnered an Emmy Award in 2008 and 2007 respectively.