SNL (And Two A-Holes) Do "Mad Men" (VIDEO)

With Jon Hamm, star of critically beloved, underviewed show "Mad Men" hosting "Saturday Night Live," multiple skits based on the '60s-era, Emmy-winning show featured in the show. Joining Hamm in the first were two of his actual costars, Elizabeth Moss and John Slattery. The sketch was, "Two A-Holes Go An Ad Agency In The 1960s," with the a-holes themselves Jason Sudeikis and Kristen Wiig, snapping gum, calling each other "babe" and pitching a product idea.

Later was Don Draper's Guide to Picking Up Women. Draper is Hamm's character on the show.

WATCH THE A-HOLES:

WATCH DRAPER'S GUIDE:


WATCH SNL'S OBAMA AND BIDEN SKETCHES

Comments

[jwatso7]

Mad Men is an outstanding show that has only gotten better in its second season. Jon Hamm was an outstanding host for SNL last night. I thought he seemed confident, funny, and helped make each skit reasonably funny. That hasn't happened in a long time. Even the Jon Hamm endorsing John Ham skit was funny. I ended SNL liking him more than I did going in.

[Progress08]

I love Mad Men. It's one of the best shows on TV and frankly I'm dissapointed that it's not on a Major Network. Nothing against AMC, but this show is too good not to be watched by half the country.

[brobike42]

I agree. It's a great show. I had to order the first season from Netflix because I don't have cable. Can't wait for season two on disc.

[dirigentin]

If it were on a major network, the integrity would be compromised, and it would suck. Thank God for AMC.

[happycat]

Exactly! That's why alot of the great shows are on cable networks.