Sarah Palin's appearence on Saturday Night Live (October 18, 2008) helped the show score its best ratings since 1994. Most of the sketches revolved around her refusal to participate; in the shows opener, Palin and producer Lorne Michaels looked on from backstage as Tina Fey impersonated her during a fake press conference.
"I really wish that that had been you," Michaels tells her. Palin responds, "Well, Lorne, you know, I just didn't think it was a realistic depiction of how one of my press conferences would've gone."
NBC said SNL enjoyed its best numbers in the nation's top TV markets since a post-Olympic, post-knee-clubbed Nancy Kerrigan hosted in 1994.
Monday, October 20, 2008
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