By far the best sketch of the night was “Kissing Family Thanksgiving,” in which Jason Segel brings his new girlfriend home to meet his family and things get a little, uhh, affectionate. It was reminiscent of the classic “Il Cantore” bit where Dana Carvey played a waiter who got more and more hands-on with his customers. Last night’s sketch featured some shiny golden moments of comedy perfection, including a World War II kiss between Fred Armisen and Kristen Wiig and a mouth-to-mouth brussel sprouts hand off, but the ultimate payoff came with the final hardcore makeout session between Segel and Paul Rudd. Best Thanksgiving dinner ever?
The commercial for Kemper-Pedic mattresses was also a gem. Who knew there were so many hilarious ways of getting “me time” in bed without disturbing your sleeping wife?
And finally, because no show would be complete without a little Kermit, everyone’s favorite frog joined Seth Myers for a very funny version “Really?!” Kermit is so cute when he’s outraged!