Tina Fey recently opened a new production office in New York City, where she was promptly burglarized.
Fortunately for everyone — minus her and CBS' respective attorneys — Fey played the real surveillance footage on Wednesday's "Late Show."
The "30 Rock" creator and actress downsized from a staff of 200 from her NBC hit, to an office of just three people as she works on concept for her next comedy.
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When her small staff was asked to go downstairs to sign for a delivery, one of her moving men allegedly went upstairs and stole Fey's laptop, barely concealing it in a manilla envelope. And it's all caught on a surprisingly clear surveillance camera.
Fey went to the police, but she felt pretty silly doing that.
"It's hard, because New York's a big city and you're like, 'Some guy stole my jokes!'" she told Letterman.
Watch the video:
