"Studies show that if you're a lady, most men want to kill you". LOL.

The only study I've come across indicates a 19% reduction in crime attributable to home security systems (http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/decrease-in-residential-crime-scientifically-linked-to-home-security-systems-93074974.html). They don't come anywhere close to eliminating crime. And I'm guessing most of what they do avert are crimes of opportunity, not the crimes of passion depicted in the real commercials, and SNL's parody. Seems to me the skit would been more sarcastically accurate had it focused on the fact that stalkers and rapists tend to care less about passive things like alarm systems and restraining orders, and more about active things like a loaded 45.But it's easier to poke fun at female paranoia, and ignore the very real dangers in this world and the vulnerability women sometimes feel. I'm guessing SNL just could not bring themselves to show the guy stampeding toward the screaming woman, who then retreats to her room, grabs her gun and blows his head off.And then picks up the call from Broadview, to cancel her subscription.Regards,Bill Corish
Linden, Virginia

Sarah Haskins was better, but that's okay.

I really liked K D Lang busting in. Good job.