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Hillary Clinton On Saturday Night Live
Published 3/2/2008 by Orange Pixie at Gabby Babble
Hillary Clinton stopped campaigning in Texas and flew back to New York to be there on time for the taping of Saturday Night Live. The show started with a skit of the Ohio debate. Then, when they came back, Hillary Clinton delivered the Editorial Response. She then exchanged a few quips with her SNL ...

Two Hillary spots
Published 3/2/2008 at Hollywood Elsewhere
Two Hillary spots Posted by Jeffrey Wells on March 02, 2008 at 01:16 PM Last night's Saturday Night Live Ohio debate-parody sketch was curiously partisan -- a Tina Fey -scripted hooray-for-Hillary! thing that was unfunny, repetitive and tepid to boot. The guy "doing" Brian Williams (spent several minutes trying to discover his name) was pretty funny, though. And the real Hillary Clinton 's appearance at the end (supplying "editorial response") was appealing. But SNL has, in a sense, slit the throat of its own comedic integrity with this piece, and the responsible parties are Fey and producer Lorne Michaels . And this vote-for-Hillary ad is the end of ...

Clinton and Obama 2: The Sequels
Published 3/3/2008 at TIME.com: Tuned In
March 3, 2008 8:28 Clinton and Obama 2: The Sequels Over the weekend, there were two new volleys in the surrogate-video war betwen Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama: respectively, a new SNL cold-open skit making Hillary out as the victim of the media, and another celebrity-packed music video dedicateed to Obama from the Black Eyed Peas' will.i.am. As is so often the case with sequels, both videos suggest that the two surrogates would have been better off quitting while they were ahead.

Hillary hams it up
Published 3/3/2008 by Celebs at Celebs Gone Good (feed)
Making a tongue-in-cheek appearance on SNL, Hillary mocked those who mock her, allowing a little laughter to lighten up a serious campaign season. Expecting the typical parody only, viewers were treated to a special appearance by the former First Lady herself.  Check it out here: I am endlessly charmed by public figures who know how to poke a little fun and don't take themselves too seriously.  Obama, McCain . . . who's up next?