Show satirized on “30 Rock”

The clue "Show satirized on “30 Rock”" was last spotted by us at the Wall Street Journal Crossword on July 8 2020.

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S N L

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Wall Street Journal Clues July 08, 2020

Grammy alternative
Yard makeup
Post-lecture sesh
Leave ashamed
Il secondo numero primo
Targets of interventions
“Same for me”
Epoch division
“Let ___!” (“Go ahead!”)
“On the ball” or “off the wagon,” e.g.
Entree sometimes paired with mint jelly
Pulpit speaker, briefly
Idyllic area
Resistance unit
Concern for Keynes, for short
Conspiring
Place to put on a suit
Burning desire
Imitating
Overhead
Like sashimi
Beginning
Copier tray abbr.
Summer forecast
Exploratory spacecraft
Election night shower
Language of many Ghalib poems
Eon division
“Three Sisters” sister
Logan International Airport code
Old-timey photo hue
Suffuse
Come into sync
Awed texter’s response
He played Jefferson in “Jefferson in Paris”
Suspended
Pod particle
Filing need
“The Glass Bead Game” author
Show satirized on “30 Rock”
On a tanker, say
Rock bottom
Put up with
From around here
Concerning
Far from original
Loyal employees, in 1950s lingo
Consider
Dish with bacon, cheese and eggs
Inhalers inhibit it
Mystery award presented by the Wolfe Pack
Faucet flaw
North African reptiles
Classic Western ditty
Gaucho’s weapon
Paternity test material
Potent joe, informally
Original
What the circles represent, given the words they hold
Beekeeper in a 1997 film
Grub
Trig follower, for some
Glee club member
Dump diner
Approve gesturally
Coup target
Wrinkly-faced pet
Simulates
Permitted
Startlingly weird
“Later, gator!”
Bathrobe securer
Glamour rival
Apt papal moniker
“Sorry ’bout that!”
NYC site of “Christina’s World”