William Shatner Reads Sarah Palin's Farewell Speech, Tweets as Poetry
William Shatner read Sarah Palin's farewell speech as poetry on Conan earlier this week. William Shatner also returned to read Sarah Palin's tweets are poetry.
Seth Meyers talked to David Letterman about the state of political humor now that Sarah Palin is somewhat out of the picture. He says Rod Blagojevich showed up like a "white knight with a bad haircut." He also thinks Biden has a lot to offer.
Once again Tiny Fey did a perfect Sarah Palin imitation as SNL spoofed the Vice Presidential debate between Joe Biden and Sarah Palin. Queen Latifah played PBS's Gwen Ifill. Here's the clip from SNL.
Tina Fey played GOP vp candidate Sarah Palin again last night on Saturday Night Live and once again she was perfect. The skit parodied a series of interviews with Sarah Palin by Katie Couric.
It's tough to beat Tina Fey who both looked and sounded like Sarah Palin last night on SNL (see here). Lisa Nova does a pretty good Sarah Palin herself. In the video clip below she spoofs the Palin interview with Charlie Gibson. In the interview Sarah Palin did not know what the Bush Doctrine was.
The Huffington Postreports that SNL producer Lorne Michaels is talking to Tina Fey about her playing John McCain's running mate Sarah Palin. It sounds like a perfect role for Fey. All she needs are Sarah Palin's glasses and she will look just like her.
Saturday Night Live creator and executive producer Lorne Michaels said the show is talking with Tina Fey about playing Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin at some point this season, possibly as soon as this Saturday's season premiere.
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"There are discussions [with Tina]," Michaels said during a conference call with reporters. "They are ongoing."
Gina Gershon didn't do a bag job either for Funny or Die - see here. Comedian Sara Benincasa has also been doing a great Sarah Palin on YouTube.
A comedian named Sara Benincasa has been making some funny Sarah Palin YouTube entries. Below is the first entry in the series. You can see more of them here on Sara's YouTube channel. (via Wonkette)
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