This weekend, Saturday Night Live revived an animated favorite, Robert Smigel’s Ambiguously Gay Duo. But there was a heeelarious twist: Ace and Gary morphed from cartoon characters into real live-action heroes!
Jon Hamm and Jimmy Fallon play the part of our beloved crime fighters, giving real-life villains played by Steve Carell, Ed Helms and Stephen Colbert a run for their money…or at least a side peep show.
Celebrity Apprentice May 8, 2011 was a special three-hour episode (and started one hour earlier) which had lots of drama including La Toya’s return to the show, Meat Loaf crying, and a rumor that NeNe Leaks has quit because of Star Jones.
For the second task, the teams had to produce a 60-second commercial for On Star.
LIVE UPDATES:
– MEAT LOAF HAS A MELT DOWN
– NENE LEAKES DISAPPEARS AND THEN QUITS ON HER TEAM. READ FULL STORY BY CLICKING HERE.
– TEAM A.S.A.P. LEAD BY MEAT LOAF WINS FIRST TASK
– LA TOYA JACKSON IS FIRED!
– SECOND TASK HAS STARTED
– MARLEE MATLIN IS PROJECT MANAGER FOR TEAM ASAP SECOND TASK
– JOHN RICH IS PROJECT MANAGER FOR TEAM BACKBONE SECOND TASK
– TEAM BACKBONE WINS SECOND TASK
– STAR JONES IS FIRED!
YOU CAN WATCH THE FULL EPISODE FROM 5/8 HERE.
And yet another celebrity jumps on the “lets make fun of Charlie Sheen while it’s hip” bandwagon. This time, it’s Jerry O’Connell, the star of The Defenders, who made this hilarious Funny or Die “audition tape” for the open leading role on Two and a Half Men.
O’Connell’s parody of the troubled actor is in a long line of other parodies including Jimmy Fallon’s Winning and Saturday Night Live’s Duh! Winning!
Watch the video clip below:
I never realized how much Jimmy Fallon looks like Charlie Sheen. But he really does, and that fact wasn’t lost on Jimmy!
The Late Night With Jimmy Fallon host portrayed the troubled actor Wednesday night in a video clip for a “Winning,” a fake cologne.
Watch for yourself:
Seems like everyone is in the Christmas spirit these days.
Watch this exclusive web Video to see what happened when the cameras kept rolling during a commercial break for Late Night with Jimmy Fallon with Jerry Seinfeld as his guest.