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That is so pickin' cool. Thank you for the reply! I guess I was wondering if there would happen to be rare alignment occasions where the Earth would help block the Sun for extra perfect looking opportunities into the dark starry void. 
"...So, it is possible to end up in darkness in the Earth's shadow from L2, but since Webb actually orbits the L2 point, its unshaded side with its solar array will typically be bathed in sunshine...." 2)
"...Webb will never be in total eclipse, and Webb should experience partial eclipse for only a few hours during its multi-year mission. A lot of flight dynamics calculations are driven by us making sure we won't end up in eclipse!" 3/3 Hope that helps!
Thanks for taking the time to craft a detailed answer! Very cool to humbly ask questions to an advanced team and get a quoted response from a project engineer! I also saw one of your .gif responses elsewhere that illustrated this nicely. Looking forward to seeing JWST in action!
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