SNL Skit-Obama Musical

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Obama Address
Sen. Obama plays it safe and musical



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Obama Address

Sen. Obama plays it safe and musical...





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Will Ferrell's Bush meets Fey's Palin on 'SNL'(video)

Will Ferrell Reprises Bush Role on 'SNL' ABC News Play Video Video: Will Ferrell's Bush meets Fey's Palin on 'SNL' AP Play Video Video: 'Coolio's Rules' FOX News NEW YORK – Appearing as President Bush on the prime-time edition of "Saturday Night Live," Will Ferrell offered his political "strategery" to Tina Fey's Sarah Palin.
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Ferrell reprised his famed impression of the president on the live "Weekend Update" special Thursday to give an "impromptu" evening address to the nation. He spoke about the election between John McCain and Barack Obama — both candidates, he said, that are "heavily patriotized" and "display much characterization."



He then gave his endorsement to McCain and Palin, something that they apparently didn't want. Ferrell said he was unaware that his approval ratings were low because he had several months ago declared the Oval Office a "bummer free zone."

Speaking to Fey again appearing as Palin, Ferrell informed her that her role as vice president was "the most important in the land" and that the "president can do nothing without checking with the vice president." Fey corrected him that he had it backward.

Eventually Darrell Hammond as McCain turned up to reluctantly receive the endorsement.

The sketch between Ferrell and Fey was the meeting of two of the most popular political impressions in the show's history. It might have been complete only if Chevy Chase stopped by as Gerald Ford, Dana Carvey appeared as H.W. Bush and Amy Poehler joined as Hillary Rodham Clinton.

An alum to the NBC comedy show, Ferrell was the latest guest star to make an appearance on "SNL," which has seen its ratings soar this election season. Fey has become a virtual cast member again, thanks to the popularity of her Palin impression, while other surprise guests have included Chris Parnell, Bill Murray, Mark Wahlberg, Alec Baldwin and Queen Latifah.

Ferrell, a regular on "SNL" from 1995-2002, will in January begin a solo show on Broadway titled, "You're Welcome America: A Final Night with George W. Bush."

A regular episode of "SNL" will air Saturday with Jon Hamm ("Mad Men") hosting and musical guest Coldplay.

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Sarah Palin Does the SNL News-Video Palin Rap

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Sarah Palin Rap.
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Sarah Palin Does the SNL News-Video Palin Rap

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Sarah Palin on SNL (10-18-08) Video

Another fun Sarah Palin parody on SNL with the V.P. Nominee Sarah Palin!
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Sarah Palin on SNL-Cold Open


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SNL-McCain and Obama Skit - Debate--video

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SNL-Politics and Palin lure viewers

The politics-fueled ratings train of "Saturday Night Live" keeps rolling along this election season with Tina Fey's impersonations of Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin luring viewers.

"SNL" averaged a 7.4 household rating/18 share in the metered market overnights, Nielsen Media Research said on Sunday afternoon. That's within a tenth of a rating point of its September 13 premiere, which itself was the highest-rated show since December 14, 2002, when Al Gore and Phish appeared.

"SNL" is up 49 percent in the metered markets compared with the first four weeks of last season, as well as up 42 percent this past Saturday compared to episode No. 4 last season.

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As expected, Saturday's show was heavy on the politics, spoofing the recent debate between Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin and Democrat Joe Biden.

For the third time this season, Tina Fey portrayed Palin. Cast member Jason Sudeikis was Biden, and surprise guest Queen Latifah sat in as moderator Gwen Ifill.

Once again, Fey showed that she has cornered the market on Palin impersonations, and her insistence that the GOP ticket would be all "mavericky" gained wide traction on the Web where it could be seen in numerous video postings.

Another funny moment that seemed to strike a chord with audiences was Fey (as Palin) thanking "third graders of Gladys Wood Elementary, who were so helpful to me in my debate prep."

While the rest of the late-night shows have struggled to find their footing following the 2007/2008 writers strike, "SNL" has been on a roll ever since it took on Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and others at the end of last season.

The show's success with political satire only got bigger and better in September, when "SNL" opened early with a special appearance by Fey as Palin.

"Clearly, 'Saturday Night Live' and Tina Fey's spot-on creation of Sarah Palin is now a part of this election season," said ABC News political director David Chalian. "It does show a frame through which a lot of people see these candidates."

Ifill, who drew controversy before the debate with reports she was writing a book about the rise of African American politicians including Barack Obama, did not escape the satire.

Twice Latifah mentioned the book and the publication date, once Inauguration Day and the other Election Day, and said that it was available for preorder.

Also on the firing line were Biden and Scranton, Pa., the beleaguered northeastern Pennslyvania city that has been invoked by Biden (who grew up there).

"They did equal-opportunity bashing," said CNN political analyst Gloria Borger, noting that it wasn't just Palin who was the target of humor on "SNL."

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SNL-Sarah Palin & Joe Biden Debate Parody Video

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The First SNL Sarah Palin Funny Video

Here is the first SNL Sarah Palin video. Tina Fey is dead on with her voice inflections of Alaska Gov. Palin.

Funny SNL Video-Sarah Palin and Katie Couric Parody

The cast of SNL are at it again with Tina Fey as Sarah Palin.
Sarah Palin has become popular within just a few weeks after becoming the Republic VP nominee. The parody videos have made Sarah Palin a household name, but does she have the ability to effectively run this country?