Megan Mullally tweets after Trump shares their ‘Green Acres’ duet: ‘I’ll be in a hole in the ground’

Sounds like Megan Mullally might be hanging out somewhere underneath the green acres right now.

“Will & Grace” actress Mullally seemed to react with mortification on Thursday after President Donald Trump tweeted a video of the pair dueting to the theme song from the sitcom “Green Acres.”

While Mullally didn’t specifically reference Trump’s tweet, her own tweets were brief, but telling.

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“omg,” Mullally tweeted, adding, “if you guys need me, i’ll be in a hole in the ground.”

Trump tweeted a video of the 2005 Emmys duet, for which the president-to-be donned overalls and weilded a pitchfork, shortly before signing a farm bill on Thursday.

“Farm Bill signing in 15 minutes!” a tweet from Trump’s account announced, adding the hashtags “#Emmys” and “#TBT.”

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Seemingly, it was more of a Throw-Up Thursday moment for Mullally.

Earlier this year, Mullally told TheWrap that the duet “wasn’t something I would even normally do.”

“It wasn’t something I would even normally do, because I think those things are stupid,” Mullally explained of her pair-up with the then-“Apprentice” star. “It was at the height of the popularity of ‘The Apprentice.’ Everybody was going, ‘You’re fired.’ Everybody was doing that, it was kind of in the mass consciousness.”

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“Everybody thought he was this funny guy who was doing this caricature of himself [on ‘The Apprentice’], nobody thought he was really that person,” Mullally added. “I thought it was fun to see him in overalls and a white t-shirt and a pitchfork and a straw hat.”

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