Two shows debuting on 2006–07 NBC lineup, "30 Rock" and "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip", revolved around the off-camera happenings on a "Saturday Night Live"-analogue sketch comedy series. Similarities between the two led to speculation that only one of them would be picked up. "30 Rock" co-star Alec Baldwin said, "I'd be stunned if NBC picked up both shows. And ours has the tougher task, as a comedy, because, if it's not funny, that's it." Kevin Reilly, then president of NBC Entertainment, was supportive of "30 Rock" creator, writer, producer and star Tina Fey, describing the situation as a "high-class problem":