AP - Tina Fey reprised her role as Sarah Palin on "Saturday Night Live," again appearing as the Republican vice presidential candidate in an opening sketch. more info

Fresh NewsSaturday Night Live skewers Palin, Obama, McCain and both ClintonsLos Angeles Times - 2 hours agoAs Election Day draws ever nearer, politics is taking center stage on Saturday Night Live. Last night, recent Emmy winner Tina Fey returned for... more info

Dlisted — Tina Fey once again put on a pair of rimless glasses to play the hockey mom from Alaska Sarah Palin on last night's SNL. This time, Amy Poehler played the blink-happy and glossy-lipped Katie Couric. I didn't realize how blinky Katie wa... more info

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Washington PostThe rise of Tina Fey: From 'SNL' to sitcom phenom and box office drawNew York Daily News - 3 hours agoBY PATRICK HUGUENIN Specifically, it arrived at around 11 pm last Sunday as Fey, dressed to the nines in a slinky David Meister gown,... more info

TMZ — Filed under: Wacky & Weird, Prez Election 2008 As we first reported, Tina Fey coudn't help but to reprise her role as Seh-rah Pay-lin on "Saturday Night Live" last night.This is the definition of comedic "softball pitch" -- it almost seems too easy... more info

Detroit Free Press — Tina Fey reprised her role as Sarah Palin on "Saturday Night Live," again appearing as the Republican vice presidential candidate in an opening sketch. more info

Associated Press — NEW YORK (AP) -- Tina Fey reprised her role as Sarah Palin on "Saturday Night Live," again appearing as the Republican vice presidential candidate in an opening sketch.... more info

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