After Tina Fey just reprised her hilarious impersonation of Sarah Palin on NBC's "Saturday Night Live" over the weekend, the former vice presidential candidate from Alaska is offering a little payback with her own parody of Fey and her hit show "30 Rock."
Produced by the conservative news website Independent Journal Review, the video has Palin playing Lynn Lemon, who tries to get through her day at "31 Rock" stocked with a constant stream of drinks from coffee to Big Gulps. Her tolerance for "PC culture" doesn't extend past her laptop, and her writers are a bunch of geeks who would rather dress up as "Star Wars" characters than work.
Sen. John McCain (R-Arizona), who picked Palin as his running mate for the 2008 presidential election, makes an appearance, as does Lindsey Graham (who just exited the 2016 presidential race), and Dot Com himself, Kevin Brown, drops in (to shill for Palin's book!). It's a motley assortment of cameos, we know, and an odd attempt at parody.
At the end of the video, the narrator says the show starts this winter, "maybe." Let's hope it stays in that category.
Watch the parody below:
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