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Saturday Night Live Palin/Hillary sketch

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Wow. I thought that was Palin for a second there. :lol:

Great biting satire !

The Palin impersonation is one of the all-time best, which is amazing given the short time that she has been a national candidate. In contrast, the Hillary Clinton impersonation needs a lot of work and suffers in comparison.

Hilarious. :lol:

I watched SNL for the first time in months just to see this skit.....I loved it. Fey nailed Palin.

 

Does anyone know what the "word" Hillary said really stands for in the context it was used in the skit. I too googled it but the results were varied and none seemed to fit how it was used in the skit. PM me if you know what it actually means.

Absolutely hilarious! :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

:thumb: :lol: :lol:

The Palin impersonation is one of the all-time best, which is amazing given the short time that she has been a national candidate. In contrast, the Hillary Clinton impersonation needs a lot of work and suffers in comparison.

 

Agreed.

Wow that looks and sounds just like her.

Tina Fey nailed Palin's accent.

Tina Fey did look and sound like her. Scary, as TF is totally the opposite of SP. The "I can see Russia from my house" line almost put me in the floor! This was great!

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