Tina Fey

 United States Jimmy Fallon: Tina Fey, Jon Bon Jovi, Santigold (rerun). Craig Ferguson: Michael Douglas, Carrie Ann Inaba. Carson Daly: Cameron Richardson, Eric Price, Adele (rerun). Jon Stewart: Hugh Jackman. Stephen Colbert: Ethan Nadelman.

David Letterman: Ben Stiller, Q-Tip. Jay Leno: Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Jimmie Johnson, David Archuleta. Conan O'Brien: Madeline Albright, Lordi. Jimmy Kimmel: Samuel L. Jackson, Bridget Regan, Hinder. Craig Ferguson: Elizabeth Banks. Carson Daly: Tony Rock, T.I. Jon Stewart: Paul Rudd.  Ste...

Soaked Series A World Series (Fox, 8 p.m.) game has never been called on account of rain. Until Monday, that is. So the second half of a rain-soaked game in Philadelphia will pick up tonight in the middle of the sixth inning, where it was tied 2-2 when the umpire called for the soggy ball last night.

By Roger Catlin They didn't waste time getting in Tina Fey as Sarah Palin in the season opener of "Saturday Night Live." She was in the opening sketch that preceeds the titles, in a smart bit with last season's best received political character, Amy Poehler as Hillary Clinton.

By Roger Catlin The truth of the matter is that it wasn't all that funny when Obama showed up to play himself in a "SNL" Halloween sketch last October rather than be portrayed by someone else. A candidate can't be expected to be as cutting as the professional comedian portraying him (as was seen most vividly...

More likely Fey will be busy on her own show "30 Rock" (and frankly the outspoken Clinton supporter may be enough of a candidate for PUMA membership she may not want to take the time to poke fun at her). More likely, it gives last year's newest cast member Casey Wilson, a brunette as well, a chan...

Capping a week in which it got 16 Emmy nominations, "Mad Men" snared three TV Critics Association Awards Saturday. Saturday Night Live" creator Lorne Michaels may have been the most succinct recipient of the night in winning the Career Achievement Award.

In the same Beverly Hilton ballroom where critics had taken in dozens of press conferences over the past two weeks (but also the same space where the Golden Globe Awards are held), critics gussied up and (mostly) put away their pens and tape recorders for their own version of an awards show...

By Hartford Courant Lights went on at “Saturday Night Live” for its first new broadcast in three months Saturday. And in its opening sketch it was Fred Armisen, after much speculation, who stepped forward as the show's Barack Obama character. In a skit making fun of the fawning reception Obama has received in t...