Humor

SNL’s Latest Palin Rendition:
VP Debate with ‘Sen. Joe Biden’

In what has become a satirical sensation, Saturday Night Live viewers expecting to be entertained once again by the show’s characterization of Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin were not disappointed last night. Tina Fey returned for the third time as Gov. Palin — this time facing off against Jason Sudeikis as U.S. Sen. Joe Biden in a spoof of Thursday’s vice-presidential debate. Queen Latifah more than held her own as debate moderator Gwen Ifill of PBS.

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Election-Year Trickery Nabs Homer Simpson

Voter suppression is no laughing matter, as the results of the 2000 presidential election — and possibly even the 2004 race — reminded us. Yet it’s hard not to find humor in this cartoon clip, in which Homer Simpson runs into technical difficulties while trying to vote.

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SNL’s New Satire of Palin’s Latest Interview:
A Medicinal Tonic After the Real Thing

Anyone believing that laughter is indeed the best medicine may have found a margin of relief during Saturday Night Live’s encore satire last night of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, following the anguish induced by her revealing interview earlier this week by CBS News anchor Katie Couric. The interview left many supporters dismayed by the candor of Palin’s often shallow answers, and non-supporters dismayed at the very prospect of such a candidate co-inheriting the disastrous mess left behind by the current White House occupant. For those who missed either the SNL segment or the actual CBS interview, both are posted here.

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SNL’s Clinton-Palin Skit a Hilarious Hit

Tina and Sarah...separated at birth?For anyone who missed it, here is last night’s hilariously funny Saturday Night Live skit on sexism in this year’s presidential race, featuring a special appearance by Tina Fey as Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin and Amy Poehler as Sen. Hillary Clinton. While Fey — who left SNL in 2006 — nailed Palin’s look, speaking style and mannerisms, it was her portrayal of Palin’s understanding of key national issues (or lack thereof) that was the real dead-ringer.

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