I think Ann Coulter is right!
Posted on 11/20/2009 3:28:06 PM PST by SolidWood
The obnoxious Tina Fey, at the "Ad Council Annual Dinner" repeated the only shtick she is known for and showed her gutter-level sense of "humor".
Tina Fey: "Mrs. Palin and I continue to have so much in common," - "They recently made a porn movie about Sarah Palin and then this same adult actress, Lisa Ann, played me in a porn parody of '30 Rock' ... And weirdly of the three of us, Lisa Ann knows the most about foreign policy."
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I had never heard of her before Saran Palin burst on the scene.
I wonder if she has done anything that I personally would care to watch.
I'm of the generation where good always won out over evil!
Anyway, thanks for the information.
I think Ann Coulter is right!
Scarface needs a big cup of STFU.
LOL. Liberal awards for liberals being liberal. You don’t seriously think that the awards Tina Fey received this year were for ANYTHING other than mocking Palin?
LOL
My sister, who called me up to scream at me for supporting Ann Coulter, has read the book I loaned here, "Guilty," and she is not giving it back. She says it is a work of genius and she is right!
Yes, I seriously think Tina Fey got the awards for her work on 30 Rock, which was not about mocking Palin.
I’m guessing the point is that many of us have only heard of her as an imitator of Palin. My family was so tired of ‘100 channels and nothing worth watching on’ that we disconnected our TV 6 years ago, and use it to watch DVDs...or leave it sitting idle in the corner.
It sounds like Fey is loved and adored in Hollywood. Oh golly. Am I surprised? You betcha...not!
According to Wiki: “30 Rock has been well received by critics but has struggled to attract viewers.” The current season is the best rated (free publicity from the Fey-Palin flap?) at 69th, which is a big improvement from the 94/102 ranking previously.
“She was singled out as the performer who had the greatest impact on culture and entertainment in 2008 by the Associated Press, who gave her their AP Entertainer of the Year award.”
If you think she got THAT award for 30 Rock, you have at least 30 rocks in your noggin!
Why do you insist her only claim to fame is her Sarah Palin impersonation? Do you have rocks in your head?
“Why do you insist her only claim to fame is her Sarah Palin impersonation?”
I don’t, you dolt.
I said her award “as the performer who had the greatest impact on culture and entertainment in 2008 by the Associated Press” was utterly political.
Here is a hint - someone who writes for a low rated TV show, even if it wins awards - is not having “the greatest impact on culture and entertainment”.
You need to get out of bed with Tina and figure out that roughly 7-8 million people watch 30 Rock. That leaves 298 million who do not. Over 97% of Americans do NOT watch her program.
I don’t, you dolt.
Well, Mr. Rogers, that's what began my string of posts. You jumped in and bring up something I never contended, you dolt.
I addressed a specific statement. Sorry your reading skills are not up to the challenge.
She is popular with Hollywood. Not a big surprise, is it?
She is not so popular with most of the rest of America, virtually none of which watches her shows.
After an Emmy win, Tina Fey's devastating Sarah Palin impression and the primetime edition of "Saturday Night Live" warming up its Thursday night time period, the return of NBC's "30 Rock" was given a serious drum roll this season.
Thankfully, the comedy burst back into the spotlight strong: Last night's "Rock" premiere hit series-high numbers. The comedy was seen by 8.5 million viewers and earned a 4.1 preliminary adults 18-49 rating -- up 21% from its debut last year.
The "Rock" rating contains a minute of overrun from lead-in "The Office" (9.3 million, 4.7), which was up 12% this week, but that shouldn't shift its rating too much when the nationals are released. The performance finally gives NBC a glowing premiere-rating headline for its scripted programming this fall. And with next week's episode featuring a guest appearance by Oprah Winfrey, the show stands a firm shot at maintaining its record high for another round.
“Tina Fey’s devastating Sarah Palin impression”
“Thankfully, the comedy burst back into the spotlight strong”
During your first 3 weeks here, have you noticed a lot of other folks here aren’t overwhelmed with Tina Fey?
And 97% of Americans never watch her program...think about it.
Hey Tina why are NBC’s ratings last of all of the networks?? Just asking?
Tnia Fey looks like Palin and did a fairly close impression. You can thank, or blame, Loren Michaels for that. Fey has said she doesn't like doing it. Michaels needed her and she owes Michaels. She'll be back again because Palin will remain in the spotlight.
Wal-Mart bag filled w/vomit-also smarter than Tina Fey.
Used toilet paper: Smarter than Tina Fey.
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