Exactly. Hader is the only performer in the last decade who I would put anywhere close to a Phil Hartman or Dana Carvey.

>Do you honestly think that in the future people are going to talk about Keenan Thompson and Fred Armisen's SNL the same way people talk about Belushi and Chevy Chase's SNL?

Re: the "golden age of SNL"…my theory: there never has been one. It's an entirely subjective measure, based on a) when someone started watching, and b) a person's sense of humor.

It was one of those "Kristen in Pretty Much Every Sketch" installments, which is always a bad sign. I wouldn't have been surprised to see her playing triangle with Bon Iver.

>Then I realized that even the bad press she was getting is undeserved.

"I'm tired of this backslapping 'ain't humanity neat?' bullshit. We're a virus with shoes, okay? That's all we are."

Dear 15 Year Old Me: Look, I know you love The Cult, but I have some bad news for you…

I hate it when Hollywood steals my subconscious fantasies and makes movies of them.

I'm the gangster Elizabeth Grant.

Sometimes actors should be leads, and sometimes they make a career out of supporting roles. I think Judy's in the latter group.

In b4 "DING!"

Cool, thanks!

>In that NYTimes roundtable

It's implied that GLAC is the local office for a national organization in this universe. They also change the name of Google and YouTube on the show, so this is SOP for them.

That may have been the Blue Monday for that year. Might have been a week later, though.

>the late ’80s and early ’90s—way before caller ID, and years before *69

This article is 10,000 times more compelling than the actual TV series.

They should replace him with Patrick Stewart.

Welcome to the AV Club, House of Typos. Sometimes they even fix them…

Bingo. The state's attorney will have to show the court how they obtained the evidence, which is Lockhart/Gardner work product. "Oh, their in-house investigator, who I've been flirting with, gave me the file at a bar."