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Ahh... of course. As I skip through the commercials, if I see the title card for the musical act, I just skip right over it. SNL does occaisionally have a non-host introduce the musical guest. I have a memory of Sarah Michelle Gellar introducing the musical guest even though she wasn't hosting.

He was thanking his girlfriend Jessica Biel, but for what, I don't know. She was not in any aired sketch (the last time JT was on for a WU segment, she appeared as Jessica Rabbit), but maybe she was in one that was cut after dress rehearsal. Or maybe he was just thanking her for being so hot. I...

Tracy Morgan is HILARIOUS! He is a stabbing robot.

This is frequently the case, as Lorne tends to front load the beginning of the show with sketches that have popular characters or wide-appeal concepts. The last half hour is reserved for weird skits that appeal to narrower tastes but are sometimes gold if you like that kind of thing.

No, Bradley Whitford did not host this season (or any other season I'm aware of). But I also confused the names and thought it was Whitford when they announced that Bradley Cooper was hosting. Like, I've seen Cooper in movies and TV shows (like Kitchen Confidential), but I don't know him by...

It spreads your buttcheeks!

Tim McGraw sans hat looks like Greg Evigan. It was one of those solidly funny shows without a transcendantly funny sketch. Lots of smiles and giggles but no really lasting guffaw.

It was the first time since Feist that I actually watched the musical guest, and the first time since I don't know when since I watched the musical guest not knowing the song. Are they Swedish? The lyrics were gibberish, but the song was catchy. The debate sketch wasn't as vicious as the...