I'M WE'RE JUST SAYIN': TV Funhouse Goodliness

May 01, 2006

TV Funhouse Goodliness

Stephen Colbert had a very busy Saturday night. Not only was he the star attraction at the White House Correspondents Dinner (see post below), but he also co-hosted Saturday Night Live's The Best of TV Funhouse in the guise of Ace, the "top" half of the Ambiguously Gay Duo. Here are some highlights from a show full of highlights:

First up, let's join Ace & Gary in their quest to meet their favorite cast member, Jimmy Fallon:

Next, to help celebrate the 3rd Anniversary of Mission Accomplished Day we have a look back at some of Bush's photo ops, followed by Senator John McCain on the campaign trail with W:

And finally, Divertor!

(Click pics to watch)

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