Friday, February 10th, 2012

SNL makes for cameos, film and Palin placements

Published on October 20, 2008 by   ·   No Comments

iTVX.com –The buzz-factor is at an all-time high at SNL. The
appearance by Gov. Sarah Palin on the show propelled the comedy to its
biggest audience in over 14 years when Nancy Kerrigan hosted the show.
Saturday?s show featured Mark Wahlberg, Alec Baldwin thinking Palin was
Tina Fey. Meanwhile, Fey continued her Palin impression as the real
Palin watched on. Later on, during the ?Weekend Update? segment, Palin
appeared again. The episode featured some strong product placement -
obviously Wahlberg?s ?Max Payne? and host Josh Brolin?s ?W.? receiving
the most noteworthy – and the show itself drew a 10.7 rating and more
than 14 million viewers. Expect those numbers to double, triple when
digital viewing is factored in.

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