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Category: Saturday Night Live
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Will Jon Hamm Be the New Alec Baldwin of SNL

From Scott Brown to Sergio, Jon Hamm May Be SNL’s New ‘Host with the Most’
Although the suave, sardonic and sometimes edgy Alec Baldwin holds the current record for number of times guest hosting Saturday Night Live by a non-alumnus of the show with 14 SNL guest
hosting stints, relative new kid on the block Jon Hamm may be nipping at Baldwin’s heels. Hamm has hosted SNL only twice, the second time last night, but his performance turned the usual lackluster and insufferable Saturday Night Live skits of late into outstanding comedy sketches that did not make me want to zip forward to Weekend Update after the opening skit.
From his opening monologue, in which Hamm showed clips of old TV shows he supposedly appeared in (for instance, Hamm pretended he had appeared as a high school student in an early 90s sitcom, only he was clad in his dapper Mad Men suit and tie and played the role as a teenaged version of the arrogant Don Draper) to his impersonation of recently elected U.S. Senate hunk Scott Brown (in which Hamm cast his sexy spell on Barbara Boxer, Nancy Pelosi and Barnie Frank), Hamm’s charisma, comic timing and Hollywood handsome looks made last night’s SNL episode an outlier in recent SNL history. The show was actually watchable for a change.
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Scott Brown’s reaction to the SNL sketch

The real Brown had a self-effacing reaction to the bit, telling the Herald yesterday that he enjoyed the sketch.
“It was great,” he said, adding, “I think he’s a little bit better dancer than I am.”
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From National Review : Brown smiled as he watched it. “Thank goodness I like a good laugh,” he tells National Review Online. “That was pretty funny. I wish I could host SNL some day. I’ve been watching it since I was young. Jon Hamm is great.” But what about Hamm’s Boston accent? “He did a great job,” says Brown. “He doesn’t really sound like me, but it was very funny.”
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Michael Buble Considers ‘SNL’ a Career Highlight

In terms of pairings that make the ladies swoon, it doesn’t get much better than ‘Mad Men’ star Jon Hamm and vocalist Michael Bublé. That’s what ‘Saturday Night Live’ is offering up on this week’s episode, but surprisingly, this isn’t the first time Hamm and Bublé have been in the same room together.
“It turned out I’d hung out with him at the Tony Bennett 80th Birthday Celebration,” Bublé tells PopEater. “At the time, I didn’t know who he was. I’d been friends with his uncle, Gary Tobey — he’s one of the guys that heads Target — and yesterday, when I went in, he said, ‘Dude, we’ve met. We hung out at this Tony Bennett thing for Target.’ So, I said, ‘It’s a small world.’”
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