Alec Baldwin '30 Rock ends in 2012?'

Alec Baldwin has some bad news!

The actor has confirmed that 30 Rock will be ending next season.

At a Tuesday night gala in New York for the National Dance Institute, Baldin told Vulture that the hit NBC comedy’s sixth and final season will be in 2012.

“I will tell you one thing,” Baldwin, 53, said. “And that is our show next year is our last year of the show.

“Our contracts are expired [in 2012], andTina [Fey] is gonna have a big career directing films and writing.

“She’s going to be the next Elaine May. She’ll be great.”

Since 2006, Baldwin has played the role of television network Vice President Jack Donaghy alongside Fey, Tracy Morgan and Jane Krakowski. He’s now getting ready to star in a big-screen adaptation of the Broadway musical Rock of Ages, which will also feature Tom Cruise.

Baldwin recently dished the dirt on his next career move.

“I really do want to do other things,” he admitted. “I just sold a pilot package to NPR for a radio interview show.

“I’ve been doing this non-stop for 32 years, started in 1980. I’m one of those people, I’ve just worked and worked non-stop. And I would like to try something else for a while.”