I always suspected the @avclub-b22b95593e42f8875155a84dc8a8ab75:disqus was secretly Ben-Affleck-in-"Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back" and this seals it.

That's why it worked for me - the sketch was overlong, but Hader committed to the bit through and through. This seems to be one of the most polarizing sketches on SNL in awhile, and that's saying something. People seemed to either decisively love it or hate it.

We just had our first two months ago, and just two weeks back while I was watching the rebroadcast of The Colbert Report, she was howling in my arms until Aimee Mann and Ben Gibbard started performing "Bigger Than Love." She got whisper quiet and stared off like she was being pulled in by a tractor beam. By the time…

From the trailer: "You've never seen The Rock [record scratch]… a-Bye Baby like this!"

The snippet of the Family Ties theme that was played as they went to a commercial break was the Godzilla of All Meta Jokes. Truly, there are none more meta. I may have stood and applauded my television when that happened.

The snippet of the Family Ties theme that was played as they went to a commercial break was the Godzilla of All Meta Jokes. Truly, there are none more meta. I may have stood and applauded my television when that happened.

A snippet from tomorrow's article: "Sure, 'Lincoln' was a good movie, but the cell phone conversation happening behind me for two-and-a-half hours really tipped the scales and made it - finally! - the great movie-going experience I hoped it could be."

But Victor Garber gets some residual luck-by-association, so good for Papa Bristow.

But Victor Garber gets some residual luck-by-association, so good for Papa Bristow.

Schmidt's delivery of "Obama!" was magnificent.

Schmidt's delivery of "Obama!" was magnificent.

Lizzy Caplan is the Sardonic Burnout Dream Girl (SBDG)* of my heart.

Lizzy Caplan is the Sardonic Burnout Dream Girl (SBDG)* of my heart.

He mostly makes appearances on shows like "How I Met Your Mother" playing Alan Thicke.

He mostly makes appearances on shows like "How I Met Your Mother" playing Alan Thicke.

Also, he kind of looks like he's playing the lead in "The Joss Whedon Story" in that picture at the top.

Also, he kind of looks like he's playing the lead in "The Joss Whedon Story" in that picture at the top.

Fine, someone has to do it:

Fine, someone has to do it:

Would that be the sequel to "Jack White and the Seven Dwarf Army"?