The value of the night was in Amy Poehler's rap, where she blasted Sarah Palin for hunting moose, her foreign policy experience, her geeky husband and the age of her running mate. We always find Amy to be a little over-rated, but she brought it last night.

As you probably already know, Sarah Palin has no rhythm.

Stay tuned after the clip to watch Bill Mahr's Religulous - looking forward.

Just in case you missed SNL this weekend, Tina Fey got her again. As long as Sarah Palin, the Republican candidate for VP, keeps saying stupid things, SNL will again have ratings.

This time Amy Poehler played Katie Couric satirizing the interview with Sarah Palin on the topic of foreign affairs, where the Palin character was asked, specifically to discuss how she would facilitate democracy abroad, Tina Fey answered with:"Katie, I'd like to use one of my lifelines. ... I want to phone a friend."

Priceless! We could not have summed up the CBS "deer in headlights" interview better ourselves.

The unfunny, funny couple Amy Poehler, 36, and husband Will Arnett, 37, are having a baby.

Gross. They are so immature, I cringe at the thought of these two becoming parents.

Her film Baby Mama was No. 1 at the box-office this weekend. Complete with middle-aged female farting and bathroom jokes.

Hopefully Amy's summer pregnancy with a fall delivery date, will keep her from the snoozefest that has become SNL's weekend update. They so need to update that stale routine.

Amy's got one of those "I'm a Toys R Us kid" attitudes that just bugs the shit out of me. There is no such thing as a "big kid"; you're just a really selfish adult that can't relate.

"I'm great with kids," she told the New York Daily News earlier this month. "I think I'm still a big giant kid. I understand them and usually we're the same size. I think I understand the way they look up at the world. I get it."

Amy will be surprised how little she will have in common with "kids" once she has one.

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Tina Fey and Amy Poehler have a new movie, Baby Mama... how absolutely stale. It looks horrid.

Why drag the predictable bore Amy Poehler in as supporting actress?

Tina's smart, but the same old shit is getting tired.

C'mon Tina, step it up!