Actually, a lot of women are turned on by two men having sex. Straight women are a large portion of the gay porn audience.

Why couldn't Colin and Pete at least just mention bisexuality?

What does him never showing any interest in black girls before have to do with anything? There were no other black women on the show. Is it so strange to think that Sam is attracted to black women? Maybe he doesn't care about race.

Finally, someone else remembers that. I guess they changed it.

I loved the music in the episode. I think next week's music will be good too.

I completely agree. Sam was right. This came out of nowhere.

The negative connotations are the reason why they prefer to be called "male vocal groups"

Lorne produces Portlandia.

I feel the same way. It's gross. Disregarding the other negative effects, it's just gross. So is snorting and injecting stuff. Why would anyone do that? Eww.

What do you mean?

Josh Hutcherson is not a nobody. He's been in more stuff than Jennifer Lawrence.

Kendrick Lamar has been the musical guest on SNL before. How can you not know who he is?

Not all middle schoolers.

You can't generalize like that. I'm a girl and I don't give a crap how "hot" a guy is. Looks mean nothing to me. Everyone is beautiful in my eyes, unless you're a horrible person.

Excuse me. 19-year-old here who hasn't missed an episode since 2008 and probably knows more about the show than Lorne.

I was making a joke about Hollywood's tendency to only represent African Americans in two shades.

I just realized something about every black cast member SNL ever had, except Maya Rudolph…and maybe Kenan. They are all somewhat dark-skinned. Not just the ones on the show now, but throughout the history of the show all the way back to Garret Morris. It's like Hollywood thinks black people come in only two shades,…

Thank you. Hasn't anyone in Hollywood ever heard of "colorblind casting?"

I agree. Having five black cast members on the show isn't going to help if the material is bad. That's why I liked the Janelle sketch so much. It gave the black cast members something to do that had nothing to do with them being black. The white cast members could've done the sketch and it still would've been the…

This episode was a huge disappointment. I was excited when I heard Chris Rock was hosting because he used to be a cast member, but I didn't realize he'd be so terrible at live sketch comedy. His monologue was funny though.