This Saturday, the Republican Party’s vice-presidential nominee Sarah Palin is scheduled to make an appearance on the “Saturday Night Live” show. Take heed, though, the real Sarah Palin is the one coming to SNL this week and not her spitting image actress Tina Fey, who has been impersonating Palin for the show’s previous three episodes.

Alongside the Alaska governor, Josh Brolin is also set to make an appearance on SNL, the actor being the one who portrays United States president George W. Bush in Oliver Stone’s latest biopic “W.”

With only seventeen days left until the elections that are to take place on November 4, Sarah Palin is coming to the show to let American citizens know that she could rise above the spot-on ironic remarks Fey has shot her way in order to attend to major issues the nation was facing, as she stated for Neal Boortz during his nationally-syndicated talk show on Jones Radio Networks.

Nevertheless, although viewers throughout the U.S. are holding their breath for another Tina Fey skit during “Saturday Night Live,” NBC has not made any announcement with regards to the matter.

The 38-year-old American writer, comedian, actor and producer has managed to make the show’ s ratings increase by 50% within the past month, her impersonation of Palin having attracted over 38 million live or online viewings.

On August 29, 2008, GOP’s presidential nominee John McCain announced that he had chosen the governor of the U.S. state of Alaska Sarah Palin to be his running-mate in this year’s elections.