Tags for this video have been changed from 'snl, bush, tina fey, amy poehler, bush twins' to 'snl, bush, tina fey, amy poehler, bush twins, freedom pudding' - edited by ponceleon

http://www.tressugar.com/Tina-Fey-Imitates-Tracy-Morgan-David-Letterman-7898022

That's because your a liberal socialist who wants to destroy America. I know it's true because Hannity told me.

In reply to this comment by NetRunner:
The Justin Timberlake ones were the best, IMO. Well, except for when Tina Fey was portraying Sarah Palin.

In reply to this comment by Lawdeedaw:
I know! It was the best skit--and the last one I watched with humor. The Rock's whole episode was pretty damn good. Nick-a-trol, that was great!

In reply to this comment by NetRunner:
But the SNL does have the benefit of better writers. My favorite is when they have the Rock on to play "Angry Barack".

It's hilarious and an exercise in wish-fulfillment at the same time. :

In reply to this comment by Lawdeedaw:
Yeah, not like the SNL guy :../

Heh, my german is rusty. Probably more like gehen sie aus mein (...) and the lebensraum was a nazi reference.
>> ^bareboards2:

Google translates as "Gessen it out on my living room." I wonder what Gessen means.


>> ^gwiz665:
Votewhoring! Gessen sie aus auf mein lebensraum!
>> ^bareboards2:
http://videosift.com/video/Tina-Fey-and-SNL-Salute-Women-Writers
Misogyny is alive and well in our culture. I'll say it again, there is nothing horrible about this vid -- it is the reaction to this vid that I personally feared and I am glad that all this talk about being a killjoy has circumvented.
Now go watch the vid above three times, think about what it is saying, and vote for it three times.

Yes, you can.

Hope you watched it first.



>> ^gwiz665:

I'm downvoting this because I can.

Google translates as "Gessen it out on my living room." I wonder what Gessen means.




>> ^gwiz665:

Votewhoring! Gessen sie aus auf mein lebensraum!
>> ^bareboards2:
http://videosift.com/video/Tina-Fey-and-SNL-Salute-Women-Writers
Misogyny is alive and well in our culture. I'll say it again, there is nothing horrible about this vid -- it is the reaction to this vid that I personally feared and I am glad that all this talk about being a killjoy has circumvented.
Now go watch the vid above three times, think about what it is saying, and vote for it three times.

Votewhoring! Gessen sie aus auf mein lebensraum!
>> ^bareboards2:

http://videosift.com/video/Tina-Fey-and-SNL-Salute-Women-Writers
Misogyny is alive and well in our culture. I'll say it again, there is nothing horrible about this vid -- it is the reaction to this vid that I personally feared and I am glad that all this talk about being a killjoy has circumvented.
Now go watch the vid above three times, think about what it is saying, and vote for it three times.

http://videosift.com/video/Tina-Fey-and-SNL-Salute-Women-Writers

Misogyny is alive and well in our culture. I'll say it again, there is nothing horrible about this vid -- it is the reaction to this vid that I personally feared and I am glad that all this talk about being a killjoy has circumvented.

Now go watch the vid above three times, think about what it is saying, and vote for it three times.

I've been saying this same thing for years. EVERYTHING on SNL post-Phil Heartman/Chris Farley/Norm McDonald fucking sucks.

I know i'll catch flack for this but especially Tina Fey. UnFuckingFunny.

ONLY

Redeeming factor was Tina fey in that Mini skirt dress thingy.

In reply to this comment by eric3579:
Thanks, enoch!

In reply to this comment by enoch:
that was hilarious.
i never watched jersey shore because my brain cells are my friends but this *parody was fantastic.
*promote


anytime my man.
good to see you posting again.

Thanks, enoch!

In reply to this comment by enoch:
that was hilarious.
i never watched jersey shore because my brain cells are my friends but this *parody was fantastic.
*promote

I am powerless in the face of your vids. Must upvote, must upvote....

In reply to this comment by eric3579:
Sifted Tina Fey, just for you

I'm a little late to the party, but my $0.02 on this topic is that I think most feminist groups are focusing on the wrong things. It's not that advertising has such a relentlessly high standard on female beauty, it's that our culture seems to accept and reinforce people making judgments about women based on their appearance.

Right now, it's socially acceptable for women to hold high-paying jobs, or act in a professionally aggressive manner, but only if she's attractive. If you're plain, or god forbid, downright unattractive, you're just a bitch, possibly a "cast-iron" bitch if you attain a position of power, and assert that power in the aggressive way men are always encouraged to.

There's a heavily reinforced cultural undercurrent that a woman's worthiness as a person is tightly connected to her attractiveness. Part of that comes from the pervasiveness of female beauty in American media -- even the "ugly" women are beautiful (take Tina Fey on 30 Rock as a prime example), because actually plain or unattractive women aren't allowed to be cast as anything but totally unsympathetic bitches, or maybe some sort of lovable grandma character if she's grey haired and wrinkled.

But I think this particular screed is missing the point -- the issue isn't advertisements with their objectification (of EVERYTHING), with overt sexual imagery, and impossible standards of beauty, it's the way that gets carried over into all the other aspects of mass media. There are no plain female musicians rocketing up the top 40, no average looking female news reporters, no sitcom with a normal-looking female character, no dramas where the sharpest intellect is a unremarkable-looking woman in her 40's...that's the real issue, not what they're doing in the ad world.

video cuts out before the last Tina Fey bit