I would not be surprised to see SNL mock Hillary for making them part of the story this week. . .

[wndycty]

. . .in a sense she threw them a softball. Anytime a comedy show is taken seriously enough to be brought up in a presidential debate I would expect that same comedy show to have fun with that. Can you imagine if someone brought up the DAILY SHOW in a debate? Stewart would have a field day. I look forward to this week's SNL.

[NOVA_Dem]

1. Tina Fey hurt her more than helped. n/t

[wndycty]

3. The Tina Fey skit was interesting. . .

. . .I thought it was a moment of great defiance on behalf of Hillary and the fact folks call her a bitch. I bet I'm not the only male Obama supporter who watched that skit and thought "you go Tina!" I have no tolerance for the bitch meme being used against Hillary and I fully embrace Fey's comments. HOWEVER, it should be noted that Fey is an actress/comedian/writer who may have been entertaining more than stating political opinion. Only Tina knows.

[mrreowwr_kittty]

5. Don't forget the "bitch" comment was right after she mocked fat and old women.

Why people view that sketch as feminist or empowering in any way is beyond me.

[Kokonoe]

7. I think comedy crosses the line sometimes, however

humor does not follow rules of appropriateness. If SNL had humor censorship, they would be out of business.

[tridim]

2. You're assuming that SNL is still considered a "comedy show".

I'm sure they'll attempt to mock Hillary, and it'll be the first time that SNL references itself in a sketch. Holy infinity batman!

[wndycty]

4. She should be mocked and I bet Stewart does not ignore it

:kick:

[Imagevision]

6. Tina Fey had a Hillary skit to do and was probably prompted to do it, this week we'll see a SNL

a real SNL version of the debate.

[Roxy66]

8. I thought Tina Fey hit the ball out the park...to stick with the mods analogy

She was great...The Bitch is back!!