Liz Lemon is living every writer's dream -- the head writer for a live variety show that stars her best friend, Jenna Maroney. But her world is thrown off track when Jack Donaghy is hired as the new network executive. He begins to interfere with the show and convinces Liz to hire Tracy Jordan, a wild movie star. Jack later has Liz spend time with Tracy before she rejects him and she ends up swept up in his entourage.

Liz has to face her writers to keep things from falling apart as Jack pushes new creative changes to the writing staff. The cast deals with Tracy's antics, but in the midst of it all, Tracy ends up being the one to unite the cast and staff.

Thinking he can fix the show and Liz's sex life, Jack arranges a blind date for her with his friend Thomas. As Liz prepares for her date, Jack joins the writers' poker game.

Kenneth the Page learns that working for Tracy is more than he expected. Liz continues to try to keep Jack away from the writers' room while trying to keep Cerie clothed.

Jack pressures Liz to work GE products into her show, which prompts her to put Jack himself into a sketch. While Jack prepares for the sketch, Frank and Toofer trick Jenna into thinking her job is in danger. Meanwhile, Liz begins to think Tracy is faking illiteracy.

Liz gets back together with her ex after he asks her to. Upon hearing this, Jack thinks Liz's life is heading towards mediocrity and sets out to be her mentor. Meanwhile, Liz has to deal with the cast members physical changes -- Tracy got a face tatoo; Jenna received collagen and botox injections; and Josh has two black eyes after a bad run-in with Elizabeth Taylor.

Jack bumps Jenna's appearance on Late Night with Conan O'Brien and books Tracy in her place. Jenna, still upset with the show's name change to TGS with Tracy Jordan, takes her anger out on Liz. Things take another turn for the worst when Tracy's off of his medication and Kenneth the Page is dispatched to track down his perscription.

Done with the antics of Dennis, Liz breaks up with him and hits the New York singles scene with Jenna. Jack has relationship problems of his own when he begins to see the woes in dating a high-ranking Bush administration official. The spat between Toofer and Tracy results in sensitivity training for them.

Cerie, the teenage receptionist, announces her engagement to a Greek shipping heir, which leads Liz to contemplate her own marital status.

Jenna awaits the release of her indie film, The Rural Juror and the writers confess they hate the tongue-twister title. Meanwhile, Tracy, in need of financial help, goes to Jack for advice on creating his own celebrity product.

After running into The Head and The Hair, two MSNBC guys, Liz and Jenna decide to get serious about their dating lives, but find themselves switching their typical roles when Liz admits she's falling for The Hair. Jack and Kenneth switch office roles for Bottoms Up day.

Liz contemplates whether or not she's on a date when she accompanies Jack to a birthday party for a foreign prince. There, Liz sees another side of Jack when he runs into his ex-wife. Back at the office, Tracy tempts Pete with a booze and babe party and Kenneth tries to keep Pete on the straight and narrow.

After the entire cast eats questionable seafood at the craft services table, they pull an all-nighter on Valentine's Day to put together a new show. Pete forgets the holiday, while Kenneth the Page and Cerie strike up a romance as Cerie is fighting with her Greek fiancA©.

After being harsh on Lutz, Liz overhears him criticizing her. Becuase of this, Liz decides to adapt a more lenient management system. Meanwhile, Jack takes Tracy to an exclusive GE charity golf game, but Jack's plan to use Tracy to get close to Don Geiss, GE's CEO backfires.

Josh's contract is up, which gives Jack an opportunity to cut costs. Liz tries to keep Josh on the show so he doesn't get picked up by a rival show. Meanwhile, Tracy gives Kenneth the Page a spot in his entourage; and Jenna lands herself in hot water following a misquote.

Jack, needing to unload his family's line of wines, convinces Ghostface Killah and Ridikolus to endorse Donaghy Estates and introduce the next Cristal. Meanwhile, Ridikolus' girlfriend eyes Kenneth; and Tracy and Liz try to break up with Tracy's business manager.

Jack helsp his brother, Eddie, get a job with TGS, but can the staff deal with two Donaghys? Meanwhile, Liz has to make cutbacks and wonders if firing Other Liz would make her look bad.

Jack is threatened by the West Coast NBC executive so he enlists Kenneth the Page's help to keep his TV throne safe. Meanwhile, Tracy is delivered paternity papers and Liz and Pete adjust to being roommates.

Liz is enjoying her new relationship with Floyd while Jack's job may be in trouble after his fireworks fiasco leads Don Geiss to keep his eye on Jack's performance. Meanwhile, Tracy vies for Geiss's attention in order to pitch his movie idea for Jefferson.

Sick of New York, Floyd debates moving to the Midwest and asks if Liz would leave TGS to come with him. Jack heads to Paris, and the alter, with Phoebe. Tracy works to finance his latest venture, Tracy Jordan Comeback.

With summer hiatus just around the corner, Liz deals with her long-distance relationship with Floyd. Kenneth is dispatched to track down Tracy. Meanwhile, Jack's impending marriage brings his mother to town.