Anyways, despite Taylor's abominable acting I found the fact that she was wearing such heavy makeup distracting. It was difficult to decipher weather the choice was intentional or not. It seems completely plausible that it was a conscious choice in order to further convey the humor of a young girl trying to play a grown man, albeit a very forced decision. Like it isn't an awkward enough combo, they must have thought "lets make it totally clear to the audience members that she is still a pretty young girl under there,and we are still trying to market her as a sex symbol!" Or it could have simply been due to a time constraint in wardrobe. Although it is a subtle observation, it was a completely valid one. I found her performance quite painful and embarrassing to watch. I am sorry if I wasn't more clear in my previous review. Alec, you are so smart, thank you for using your rapier wit and excellent use of sarcasm to show me the error of my ways!

This actually is a recurring skit. They've done it a couple times before. My favorite part is that Bill Hader loses it every time. He's got to be the best "real" actor on there. Rarely loses it. But this sketch gets him every time.