Ep 11. MILF Island

On the eleventh episode of the second season of "30 Rock," entitled "MILF Island," Liz Lemon and her team at TGS are tasked with creating content for a new reality show called "MILF Island." The show is a parody of popular reality shows like "Survivor" and "Temptation Island," featuring 20 hot single moms competing for a cash prize on a deserted island.

While Liz thinks the premise is offensive and sexist, she begrudgingly agrees to produce the show in order to appease her boss, Jack Donaghy. However, she quickly realizes that the show's sponsors are expecting more sex and drama than she initially anticipated, and she struggles to come up with ways to make the show appealing without perpetuating harmful stereotypes.

Meanwhile, Jack is preoccupied with finding a new "network sensation" to replace Tracy Jordan, who has gone missing. He considers bringing back Jenna Maroney's cancelled show, "The Girlie Show," and enlists Kenneth the page to help revive the series. However, Jenna is not interested in returning to the show, and the two have a hilarious argument over her contract.

As the production of "MILF Island" heats up, tensions rise between the contestants, who are constantly at each other's throats. One of the contestants, Bev, becomes a fan favorite for her crude comments and aggressive behavior towards the other moms. Liz fears that the show is having a negative impact on the women involved, and tries to convince Jack to cancel it.

In the end, "MILF Island" proves to be a ratings hit, despite Liz's protests. Jack considers renewing the show for another season, much to Liz's dismay. However, a shocking twist at the end of the episode changes everything, throwing the future of TGS into uncertainty and leaving viewers on the edge of their seats.

Overall, "MILF Island" is a hilarious and satirical take on reality television culture, with the show's writers skewering everything from the hypersexualization of women in media to the ridiculousness of manufactured drama. The episode also features several standout comedic performances, including Alec Baldwin as Jack Donaghy and Jane Krakowski as Jenna Maroney.