Tina Fey Brought Her Sarah Palin Impression Back to SNL Alongside Some Special Guests

Can you believe it's been almost 10 years since Tina Fey first brought her Sarah Palin impression to the Saturday Night Live stage? Well, now it's 2018, and things have . . . changed a bit. Fey returned to SNL on May 19 to host the show's season finale, and luckily, she slipped a nostalgic Palin moment into the episode.

Dressed in her signature Palin glasses and a leather jacket, Fey shared a message with members of Donald Trump's administration. She joked, "Enjoy your moment. Who knows how long it'll last?" She then launched into a hilarious Chorus Line parody, singing "What I Did for Trump." Fey didn't spend the sketch singing solo though, because Aidy Bryant, Kate McKinnon, Fred Armisen, Cecily Strong, Leslie Jones, and John Goodman joined in as various members of Trump's administration.

Watch the moment above, then be sure to check out Robert De Niro as Robert Mueller in the episode's cold open.