'Ambiguously Gay Duo' Returns To 'SNL' As Jon Hamm & Jimmy Fallon (VIDEO)

When Robert Smigel's "Ambiguously Gay Duo" (voiced by Stephen Colbert & Steve Carell) returned to "SNL" on Saturday, it looked as though fans would be treated simply to a new episode featuring the beloved "TV Funhouse" characters. But something infinitely more cool, and sort of disturbing (but in a good way) was in store.

When the villains fire a "flesh ray" at Ace & Gary, they are suddenly transformed into live action versions of themselves, embodied by Jon Hamm & Jimmy Fallon. Colbert and Carrell also turn up as the villains are transmogrified into the real world shortly thereafter.

Watching Fallon and Hamm act out the daring "feats" of the duo is something to behold; we wonder how many takes it took to get some of these shots.

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Comments

[Artanis71]

09:13 PM on 05/25/2011

Can they show this in TN? The word is banned now

[aphextwin07]

12:17 PM on 05/20/2011

hahahaha, that was great

[kristydrums]

03:40 AM on 05/18/2011

hilarious!

[Sandra Stipp]

03:21 PM on 05/17/2011

Jon Hamm was great. What a body!!!!!

[PABLOyPABLO]

02:40 PM on 05/17/2011

I am fascinated that you guys don't see the genius in this. Very well done. A+++++++

[veganzombie1]

07:31 AM on 05/17/2011

For the gay members that are upset with this sketch, I'm wondering if you feel the same outrage when Colbert does his Esteban Colberto or Ching Chong Ding Dong characters? Or when Jon puts on a Texan hat and accent.

It's satire and you are suppose to feel a little uncomfortable.

[eliteandproud]

09:40 AM on 05/17/2011

I'm not going to read through 14 pages of comments now, but anyone who didn't think this was just plain silly - and a little on the mark: "gay porn sites are very secure", so true! - could use an attitude adjustment.

[Erica Anderson]

11:11 PM on 05/16/2011

How come I am seeing an old animated episode and not the live action sketch? Did NBC have a cow over you guys posting a clip from SNL without their permission?

[PhillyKing]

12:20 AM on 05/17/2011

watch the whole thing

[Darryl Clayton]

09:28 PM on 05/16/2011

Hilariously dumb on so many levels!

[mick621]

06:27 PM on 05/16/2011

were they always the voices? Once about every month SNL has a funny 5 minute skit...unless Arcade Fire is on, in which case its accidentally hilarious 2x in one night

[SirSlappy]

09:22 PM on 05/16/2011

No
Stephen Colbert was one of the voices.

[mick621]

01:04 AM on 05/17/2011

thanks for the info! F&F

[Trillian4210]

01:15 PM on 05/17/2011

Stephen Colbert and Steve Carrell are both in the sketch.

[mitchpeter]

05:56 PM on 05/16/2011

We thoroughly enjoyed this part of SNL!
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[Brenbooks]

05:28 PM on 05/16/2011

Beyond hilarious!
The best thing is to DVR SNL then run through since there are usually some pearls among the lame--

I thought What's Up With That was very funny and great to see Lindsay Buckingham too.

[Bill Weeden]

05:05 PM on 05/16/2011

Jon Hamm's name is misspelled "John"
on the credits. That's what he gets for his "John Ham" sketch on SNL.

[Kid Notorious]

05:32 PM on 05/16/2011

That was an extremely underrated sketch. Just quietly absurd.

[Bill Weeden]

05:39 PM on 05/16/2011

Jon Hamm is the best guest host on SNL since Alec Baldwin. No recent host except Justin Timberlake comes close to Hamm--certainly not the rather bland Ed Helms.

[Busterman]

05:05 PM on 05/16/2011

No body watches this show but drunk teens

[The Albany Kid]

05:00 PM on 05/16/2011

Best skit of the night!

Best skit with this kind of humor since the 1987-1988 Siskel & Ebert all-male movies spoof (featuring "Pizza Boy", "Boynapped", and "Black Heat."

[Kid Notorious]

04:48 PM on 05/16/2011

"Quick Gary! Come on my back!"

If laughing hysterically at this bit means I'm juvenile, then so be it. That is funny stuff.