Best: First off, the most memorable sketch of the night. A "Jon Hamm's John Ham Pt. Deux" if you will. Jon Hamm is the most enjoyable hostage harborer television has ever seen, and Michael Buble's desperate, trying probably way too hard scaredy eyes? Magnificent (and really, very endearing. I love when non-actors try that hard to make the sketches work.):


Worst: I hated the Digital Short, and assumed everyone hated the Digital Short, but then in a meeting this morning I found out I was the only one who hated the Digital Short. This did not go as I planned, so hey, if you didn't think a shirtless saxophonist curse was stupid in a bad way, watch it again!


Best: Don Draper on Saved By the Bell and QVC? Calm down! You're hysterical!


Worst: The State of the Union sketch was 15 years long and almost as laborious as the real State of the Union. I know they can't ignore an event that huge, and I'm not asking them too -- but does it take that long to make their point? And does it have to be so boring? I do have to say, though, that Fred Armisen has got Obama's cadence down these days.


Worst: Greg the Alien used to be very weird and funny, but it's outworn its welcome. Love extraterrestrial Hamm's scrunched up double chin face, however.


Best: This made me laugh, but as a New Yorker I think Starbucks would have been more apt. But, you know, that company's founders aren't very old timey, so that wouldn't work. Forget I said anything -- this was a funny sketch!


Worst: I'll forgive Fred Armisen almost anything, but this one was rough:


Best: Closet organizer, the most Will Forte thing on this show since the "Po-tay-toe chip!" sketch, and its barroom sequel:




Worst: Sometimes Kristen Wiig's shtick is perfectly weird enough to be funny and enjoyable, and sometimes it's this. Great Hamm pretend piano playing, though:


Best: And, last but not least, Jon Hamm fetish stripper dancing for the democratic leadership. What's not to like?