“"So, Alec Baldwin; great actor or greatest actor?" I'm gonna say "greatest actor"; Greatest… living… American… actor… in… the Baldwin family… by a mile.”

—  Tina Fey

"Ask Tina" segment from NBC's 30 Rock website

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