Khloé Kardashian shows funny side during cameo on 30 Rock reunion special starring Tina Fey on NBC

Khloé Kardashian showed her funny side during a cameo appearance Thursday on the 30 Rock reunion special on NBC starring Tina Fey.

The 36-year-old reality star rose to fame on the unscripted E! show Keeping Up With The Kardashians, but displayed her ability to handle scripted work during the upfront program that showcased the network’s upcoming programs for advertisers.

The one-hour special event featured beloved characters from the 30 Rock series as they reunited the TGS team to help NBC head Kenneth Parcell with an advertiser presentation.

Liz Lemon, played by 50-year-old series creator Tina, scrambled to assemble the old team remotely and tried to recruit reality stars to fill the role of Jenna Maroney, played by Jane Krakowski, 51.

‘She pooped in Mandy Moore’s thermos,’ Liz told Kandi Burruss, 44, of The Real Housewives Of Atlanta, who turned down the job offer.

Liz then turned to Khloé.

‘I think you would be amazing at it. I’ve always thought you were the funniest person in your family,’ Liz told Khloé.

‘I am. So, if I do this would I be able to write my own material? Because I do some really funny impressions This one is Andy, my dog’s business manager. ”Hey Khloe, how are you? You good?”,’ Khloe said.

She was then interrupted by Jenna with a Zoom bomb to protest Liz trying to replace her.

Jenna said she needed to perform and had been opening her window at 7pm to pretend people were clapping for her.

‘That’s really sad,’ Khloé said.

‘Yes, thank you, Khloé. It is sad,’ Jenna said.

Jenna told how she apologized to Mandy over the thermos incident and Khloe after realizing who she was left the call.

Liz then allowed Jenna to join the reboot.

Tracy Morgan, 51, also returned as Tracy Jordan and Alec Baldwin, 62, reprised his role as network executive Jack Donaghy.

They all rallied around Kenneth, played by 47-year-old Jack McBrayer, and helped him show the programming coming up from the NBCUniversal programming as well as the new Peacock streaming service.

The 30 Rock reunion special was blocked by some of the nation’s largest local affiliates because they believed it was too much of a promotion for the company’s new Peacock streaming service, according to an article by Vulture.

The satirical sitcom 30 Rock originally aired on NBC from October 2006 to January 2013. 

The hour-long reunion aired without any commercials but featured promotions and tie-ins for programs airing across NBCUniversal properties, including Peacock.