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Tattooed Vixen: Tina Fey's Smackdown Was "Pretty Funny"
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Jen Chung
Published Apr 12, 2010
Modified Apr 12, 2010
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On Saturday Night Live, when not yucking it up with Justin Bieber and Mark Sanchez, Tina Fey took harsh aim at Michelle McGee (see video below), the woman who had an affair with Sandra Bullock's husband, and said her body "like a dirt bag’s binder from 7th grade metal shop." McGee now tells Inside Edition, which is airing an interview with her tonight and tomorrow, “It’s really pretty funny. People like to pick on my tattoos and stuff. And, that’s fine.”
Overall, McGee says, "Tina Fey is funny. She is just doing her job - to make people laugh," and would be happy to appear on TV, "Who wouldn’t want to be on Saturday Night Live?"
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Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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