Tina Fey reprises her role as Sarah Palin on ‘Saturday Night Live’

Tina Fey returned as host of Saturday Night Live this week, and she once again brought humor with reprising her spot-on impersonation of Sarah Palin, according to the New York Daily News.

In a skit entitled “GOP 2012 Undeclared Candidates Debate,” Jason Sudeikis’s Mitt Romney, Bobby Moynihan’s Newt Gingrich, Kristen Wiig’s Michelle Bachmann, Fey’s Sarah Palin, Darrell Hammond, who returned in an impression of Donald Trump; and Kenan Thompson’s Jimmy McMillan participated.

Fey, who earned Saturday Night Live big ratings as Palin during the 2008 election, picked up right where she left off. She delivered such lines as:

“I want to acknowledge, this week, we vanquished one of the world’s great villains. And I for one, am thrilled to say good riddance Katie Couric.”

"As for boning up experience in foreign policy, I’m planning a trip to the Middle East where I will be filming a cameo in ‘Hangover III,’ the third hangover," she continued. “ The fellas go to a bar and I’m there. I also recently purchased Rosetta Stone English.”

“I’m going to be running for president every four years for the rest of my life. It’s my Olympics and I intend to win a whole bunch of silvers,” she concluded.

Watch the full skit below, courtesy of NBC.com.