Of all the celebrity sightings to brag about on this SNL thread!

Have to correct you Pierce.
"Adam Lambert…will be the subject of an E! True Hollwood Story, a feat usually reserved for people who have actually accomplished something."

You couldn't fucking warn me about the mucus at the end?
I was taking a fucking sip of water when that showed up!

So…
Amber Rose is a big-ass bird. Who also used to be a stripper in Atlanta.

Nick Stahl
is wearing a ton of foundation in the shot. He looks like a local morning talk show host.

Richard Clark's "Kids" and "Jungle Fever"
There. I've added mine.

Randy Quaid
is doing is best work right now. Joaquin Pheoenix can eat R.Quaid's poo!

Badly
Drawn Boy.

Yes, John Travolta gets raped by a dog and poor Robin Williams has to watch.

To answer your question Rabin
"God damn you, Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino: why must you be so compellingly awful and awfully compelling?"

Kurt "The Gay Athiest" now a new stereotype.
I found the episode to be more interesting because Kurt refused the help of this friends. It created more conflict within the story. His lack of faith in God was just a strong as their belief that there is a God, and they didn't expect that.

His character can be allowed to cry in the episode where he's about to lose the last reliable person in his life.

Another missed opportunity
to talk about Houston. Has one R&B hit, then while on tour in Europe gets high on PCP. Has an emotional breakdown and tries to jump out the window of his hotel. So his entourage tries to calm him by locking him in his hotel. That's when it gets really interesting. He gouges out his eye with…

…and a tip of the hat to you.

Thank you Arsenio. Say, how's your brother Vesuvio?

There was so much funny stuff in this episode: Lisa listening the "This American Life", the Fat Camp kids holding up traffic, Krusty stealing his act from that sad clown (and keeps riding on), Krusty's bad video clips, Conchords in all their sad pseudo-NY life. Looking for the problems in Simpsons episodes might me…

Agree with the B+, but always a good show.
The first paragraph mentioned what is the overarching story line for this season. It would probably read something like, "How is Don handling everything in life?" Meaning, how he's handling his professional and personal relationships, how they overlap, and how he internalizes…

SNL is still sitting in "Hiatus"
But if you really want to send a message AV Club, put it in "Inactive".

Not herringbone, but houndstooth
Just thought you should know.

Rabin, you missed another Z formation snap from Mike…
"Angelina's like the Staten Island Ferry. Everybody gets a ride, and it's free!"