One of my least favorite episodes of the season, but it had its moments: I liked McKinnon's Angela Merkel, the school sketch (Nasim is awesome in that. It's crazy how a gorgeous woman like her can be made to look so goofy), the whistle sketch and the H&M sketch.

Such a good episode. It was foolish of me to watch it before going to bed, though. I'm sure my upcoming nightmares will be gory and terrifying but I hope the killer will be wearing classy suits and that there will be some wonderfully artistic shots of a fireplace or something.

I cried like a baby during this episode, but it was enjoyable and cleansing.

It's really scary when you start realizing just how much a show means to you. You fret all the weeks, months that you're gonna have to endure between seasons without watching a single new episode, knowing that your life will lack a certain excitement. And you have all this hope of having a long, happy future together,…

So happy to find The Big Wedding on the list! It was the absolute worst. I was bored in my tiny hometown and went to see it, and felt annoyed and sad during the whole thing because it was just that bad. I was the only person in the theater so I didn't have the guts to leave before the ending, otherwise I would have.

Don't you mean: "Stay *beep* calm! EVERYBODY JUST *beep* CALM DOWN! *throws an overhead projector out the window*.

Ha, probably not. But yeah, BSB is still touring and has lots of fans all over the world. I would go to their concert next year (I would get to see Kevin with the band for the first time!) but unfortunately I'm not able to go.

Very well then. I guess there's no use trying to change your mind.

A quick pretentiously nostalgic comment unrelated to SNL: Anyone else get the creeps when they read the words “one other person is typing” on Disqus? It’s like, HOW DO YOU KNOW?! What’s next, “One other person is smiling at the computer screen”, “Two people have left to go to the bathroom”..? This kinda makes me miss…

In this day and age, it's nice when people leave something to the imagination.

Anybody else read this in the character's voice and throw away imaginary cards after every 'next'?

Apparently he's slightly shorter than Harry and Liam but taller than the rest of them. It could be just Will Ferrell towering over him that gave me that impression, though.

Paul Rudd didn't seem that out of place at all when standing next to the guys, being his short, forever-young self.

Ha, that joke about Angela Lansbury would have gotten a chuckle out of me.

Yeah, that's definitely part of the problem. I was born in the wrong country in the wrong year to appreciate the sketch. And I called it Chuck E. Cheese because that's what I remember the waitress saying when she asked them to bring the noise down.

… Oh no you did not just say that. Backstreet Boys were and are likable and awesome and I will not apologize for liking them in the year 2013.

There were two extras in the sketch, I think, at least the guy on the left was.

This episode felt like it was from last year or a few years ago, which means it was a bit of a disappointment when comparing it to this season. Surprising cameos are always nice, and the monologue was wonderful, but I didn't find the Bill Brasky sketch (edited with the right name to mask my ignorance) remotely funny…

If my life had been a total suckfest up until this point, I think I might have regained my joy for life purely thanks to seeing Danny dance to Try Again. It came out of nowhere and the whole time I was just thinking "this is so amazing I can't believe that it's happening".

That scene with Mindy and Peter and everyone dancing to that amazingly catchy song was all kinds of magical.