Liz goes to an audition to be part of 'The Sing-Off', now that 'TGS' is on a forced hiatus. While in the waiting area, she meets Aaron Sorkin, who is also there for the audition. He introduces himself, listing some of his famous works, such as 'The Social Network', 'The West Wing' and 'A Few Good Men'.

Hank Hooper talks to Jack about his regrets in life. One of his regrets is the time he bought tickets to see 'Black Swan'.

Pete's "Plan B" is to go back to substitute teaching, now that 'TGS' is on a forced hiatus. Pete tells Liz, "The last time I taught, I was like Robin Williams in 'Dead Poets Society', and by that I mean I got fired.".

Kenneth asks Pete how his Substitute teaching went, and Pete tells him that it was like 'Lean On Me', in that someone tried to hit him with a baseball bat.

Liz goes to an audition to be part of 'The Sing-Off', now that 'TGS' is on a forced hiatus. While in the waiting area, she meets Aaron Sorkin, who is also there for the audition. He introduces himself, listing some of his famous works, such as 'The Social Network', 'The West Wing' and 'A Few Good Men'.

Frank tells Liz about television shows that were cancelled, but brought back by the fans. He tells Liz that the fans of 'Entourage' sent in a bunch of douchebags in an attempt to get the show back on the air.

Frank tells Liz about television shows that were cancelled, but brought back by the fans. He mentions that the fans of 'Friday Night Lights' sent in lightbulbs to the network to bring the show back on the air.

Jack tries to come up with ideas to refresh the network's television shows. He tells Hank Hooper that he wants to remake 'Knight Rider' using the Oscar Mayer Weinermobile.

Frank tells Liz about television shows that were cancelled, but brought back by the fans. 'Roswell' is one of the shows he mentions that was brought back to the air by its fans.

Liz goes to an audition to be part of 'The Sing-Off', now that 'TGS' is on a forced hiatus. While in the waiting area, she meets Aaron Sorkin, who is also there for the audition. He introduces himself, listing some of his famous works, such as 'The Social Network', 'The West Wing' and 'A Few Good Men'. Liz adds the failed tv series, 'Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip', to which Aaron Sorkin replies, "Shut Up.".

Jack tells Liz he can help her with her "Plan B" by getting her a meeting with Nick Lachey to be part of the tv show 'The Sing-Off'.

Simon, Liz's agent, offers advice for her "Plan B". He asks if she's seen the 'Twilight' movies, or 'The Vampire Diaries', telling her she should do something involving vampires, since they are so popular.

Liz goes to an audition to be part of 'The Sing-Off', now that 'TGS' is on a forced hiatus. While in the waiting area, she meets Aaron Sorkin, who is also there for the audition. He introduces himself, listing some of his famous works, such as 'The Social Network', 'The West Wing' and 'A Few Good Men'. Also, this entire scene with the fast walking through the hallways with complex dialog is a parody of The West Wing.

Kenneth's attempt to get TGS back on the air involved him standing outside the Today show with a sign that reads "Do You Have Any Ideas?".

Simon, Liz's agent, offers advice for her "Plan B". He asks if she's seen the 'Twilight' movies, or 'The Vampire Diaries', telling her she should do something involving vampires, since they are so popular.

Liz asks Aaron Sorkin about how to pass a level of Angry Birds.

Hank Hooper talks to Jack, listing a few things he loves. He tells Jack he loves Marches by John Phillips Sousa.