Something Funny Happened On SNL Saturday

October 19, 2008 – 9:26 pm

Funny how so many on the left pitched hissy fits about Sarah Palin appearing, because…..

The fake Sarah Palin has been doing great things for “Saturday Night Live,” but the real one put “SNL” over the top, to its highest overnight ratings in 14 years.

“SNL,” with Palin as a guest, averaged a 10.7 rating/24 share in the 56 metered markets, according to preliminary estimates released Sunday by Nielsen Media Research. It would be the highest-rated “SNL” since March 12, 1994, when Olympic skater Nancy Kerrigan was the host and Aretha Franklin the musical guest.

Those numbers also would make “SNL” the third-highest-rated show of last week, including primetime, following ABC’s “Dancing With the Stars” (12.0/18) and CBS’ “CSI” (11.2/17).

Funny how day woiks, eh?

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