She's back! Fresh from her multiple wins at the Emmys, Tina Fey has come back to New York on Saturday Night Live (SNL) to do what she does best, make us laugh. Last night, she
reprised her widely-acclaimed impersonation of VP hopeful Sarah Palin in a parody of her recent Katie Couric interview. Amy Poehler, who brilliantly impersonated Hillary Clinton in their earlier sketch, was with her again, this time playing the role of Couric.

The accent was back, the hairdo and the glasses as well. 'Sarah Palin' talked about her family's trip to New York, Central Park and her first visit to the United Nations. However, she was surprised at the number of foreigners working in the UN, and vowed to give those jobs back to Americans when elected! Ha ha ha. But my favorite was her multiple mistaken sightings of Osama Bin Laden drving a New York cab!

The sketch may not be as funny as Tina Fey's first appearance as Sarah Palin, but it was a brilliant impersonation still. Amy Poehler was good as Katie Couric too, complete with that ubiquitous heat tilt. He he.

I wonder what they'll do next?

Tina Fey back as Sarah Palin on SNL 9/27 (video)

POEHLER AS COURIC: "On foreign policy, I want to give you one more chance to explain your claim that you have foreign policy experience based on Alaska's proximity to Russia. What did you mean by that?"

FEY AS PALIN: "Well, Alaska and Russia are only separated by a narrow maritime border. (using her hands to illustrate) You got Alaska here, this right here is water, and this is Russia. So, we keep an eye on them."

POEHLER AS COURIC: "And how do you do that exactly?"

FEY AS PALIN: "Every morning, when Alaskans wake up, one of the first things they do, is look outside to see if there are any Russians hanging around. And if there are, you gotta go up to them and ask, 'What are you doing here?' and if they can't give you a good reason, it's our responsibility to say, you know, 'Shoo! Get back over there!'

POEHLER AS COURIC: "Senator McCain attempted to shut down his political campaign this week in order to deal with the economic crisis. What's your opinion of this potential 700 billion dollar bailout?"

FEY AS PALIN: "Like every American I'm speaking with, we're ill about this. We're saying, 'Hey, why bail out Fanny and Freddie and not me?' But ultimately what the bailout does is, help those that are concerned about the healthcare reform that is needed to help shore up our economy to help...uh...it's gotta be all about job creation, too. Also, too, shoring up our economy and putting Fannie and Freddy back on the right track and so healthcare reform and reducing taxes and reigning in spending...'cause Barack Obama, y'know...has got to accompany tax reductions and tax relief for Americans, also, having a dollar value meal at restaurants. That's gonna help. But one in five jobs being created today under the umbrella of job creation. That, you know...Also..."

POEHLER AS COURIC: "What lessons have you learned from Iraq and how specifically, would you spread democracy abroad?"

FEY AS PALIN: "Specifically, we would make every effort possible to spread democracy abroad to those who want it."

POEHLER AS COURIC: "Yes, but specifically what would you do?"

FEY AS PALIN: "We're gonna promote freedom. Usher in democratic values and ideals. And fight terror-loving terrorists."

POEHLER AS COURIC: "But again, and not to belabor the point. One specific thing."

(several seconds of FEY and POEHLER staring at each other)

FEY AS PALIN: "Katie, I'd like to use one of my lifelines."

POEHLER AS COURIC: "I'm sorry?"

FEY AS PALIN: "I want to phone a friend."

POEHLER AS COURIC: "You don't have any lifelines."

FEY AS PALIN: "Well in that case I'm gonna just have to get back to you!"