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Late last month we learned that famed actress Helen Mirren, who recently left her hand/footprints in the cement in front of Grauman’s Chinese Theater in Hollywood, will host Saturday Night Live this weekend and today we get to check out her cute SNL promo videos with Fred Armisen. The gags are silly but funny. I have high hopes for this weekend’s ep of SNL.

Jeff Bridges will be hosting Saturday Night Live this weekend and NBC just released the promo videos for the upcoming episode. Here are a few screencaps from the vids:

The clips are cute (nice Tron shout-out) and worth checking out. I’m really looking forward to the ep because both Eminem and Lil’ Wayne are performing as musical guests. Unfortch, neither of them are featured in the promo vids … but there is a lot of Jeff Bridges. Check out the vids, after the jump …

Ryan Reynolds was the celebrity guest host on last night’s ep of Saturday Night Live and while I love me some Ryan Reynolds, I was horribly dismayed that he didn’t take off his shirt once … not once! All in all, SNL was kinda entertaining but truth be told, it was far from the funniest ep of the show I’ve ever seen:

At least Ryan looked good and did his best with the skits that they came up with for the show … he even brought along his wife Scarlett Johansson to do a little cameo in one of his skits:

If you would like to see a sampling of Ryan‘s appearance on SNL last night, you can check out his monologue, his skit with Scarlett and a digital short that featured Andy Samburg and Elijah Wood — after the jump …

Last night, NBC aired a special half hour episode of Saturday Night Live in order to capitalize on the current election year. I’m not sure why but tomorrow night’s ep of SNL will be a repeat (they are reairing the season premiere with Michael Phelps as host) so last night’s new ep was a way for SNL to poke fun at the second Presidential Debate that took place earlier this week. Here is SNL‘s version of the second debate between Senator Barack Obama and John McCain:

LOLOLOL! If you watched the actual Presidential Debate then you know that this skit hits all the funny high points. I think the Tom Brokaw bits are the funniest but the impersonations of the two candidates are pretty dead-on. Last night’s ep of SNL only featured this skit and a Weekend Update with Amy Poehler and Seth Meyers (which was marginally funny but not amazing … as usual). I have loved the SNL versions of all the debates thus far … and you?

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