Lorne Michaels, "SNL"'s executive producer, said Wednesday that he is not actively seeking Palin, but that John McCain's campaign had reached out to the comedy show to say they enjoyed Fey's first appearance on Sept. 13, says the Associated Press.
Michaels told the AP that he prefers to keep walk-on appearances under wraps, in case of cancellations made by high-profile guests -- like Barack Obama's decision not to appear due to Hurricane Ike. "I think we looked stupid," Michaels told the AP.
Lorne says the idea of having Fey play Palin came from everyone around him, including his doorman.
As for Palin, the AP reports she would be thrilled to appear on the sketch-comedy show and loves Fey's impersonation of her.
"I love her, she's a hoot and so talented," Palin said about Fey. "It would be fun to meet her, imitate her, and keep on giving her new material."






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I think the INSIDER knows this, and just plainly lied so they can pump up there ratings and prove there osama supporters.
thankfully, she...
La La girls, Madonna and Sybil, Get a diploma first, even high school would do, then communicate without a script!...