Sarah Palin exacts revenge on Tina Fey in ’30 Rock’ spoof

Palin plays 'Lynn Melon' and John McCain features in the parody video.

Sarah Palin mocks spoof Tiny Fey 30 Rock

Sarah Palin rocks the Tina Fey impression in ’30 Rock’ spoof. Source: YouTube

One-time US Vice-Presidential candidate Sarah Palin has finally pinned one back on comedienne, Saturday Night Live alumna and ’30 Rock’ creator Tina Fey.

Fey, who famously portrayed Ms Palin in a number of skits on Saturday Night Live, has now gotten a taste of her own medicine with Palin taking on Fey’s character from ’30 Rock’, Liz Lemon, in a spoof.
In a 90 second fake trailer for what has been dubbed ’31 Rock’, Palin stars as Lynn Melon, a neurotic but successful Tv writer “who left a small town for the big city”.

Palin does a solid job in mimicking Fey’s witty retorts and behaviour.

Palin’s former running mate, John McCain, makes a fleeting cameo appearance playing Melon’s boss - a nod to Alec Baldwin’s ‘Jack Donaghy’ from the show, as does failed Republican candidate Lindsay Graham.

It comes days after Fey reprised her caricature of Palin to co-host Saturday Night Live, joined on stage by Amy Poehler as Hillary Clinton.

Ms Palin’s parody video is actually a commercial for her new book ‘Sweet Freedom: A Devotional’.


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