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Tina Fey In Nbc's Saturday Night
During the 2008 election, late nate television played a very impactful role informing and influencing the public's opinion of the candidates running for president. At this time, NBC’s Saturday Night live had reached a low point in ratings and with Tina Fey’s portrayal of Governor Sarah Palin, their ratings surged bringing a new audience to the hit sketch show.This study analyzes how the visual and verbal transformation of Fey helped sell her performance and overall impact the audience. Physically she donned a similar clothing attire and hairstyle to, she also adopted a voice similar to Palin’s by capturing different pieces of accents from various of other roles. During the skits, Fey would use material that was either created for their version

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