Another "epic fail" for the writers over at Saturday Night Live; sorry...I meant, "SNL"...ugh.This is what passes for "funny" now? Come on...they had a dozen other things they could've made light of with this ridiculous Patrick Cox and his Tax Masters commercial...need anyone delineate them for the "comedically challenged"?Hamstrung after twenty years of pathetic sketch writing and, arguably, American political correctness, God forbid any of the shows' writers could've parodied the blaringly obvious: Cox is the size of a cement mixer!Fair enough -- they acknowledged what people have been laughing at the most: that the guy is as stiff as a two-by-four. But this skit for me is just another example of how desperately abysmal the quality of Saturday Night Live has become.I used to watch Saturday Night Live religiously; to hear that cool jazz music during the opening credits; filming the actors on the street with those forced grins. And granted, even in the 70s and 80s there'd be that lull after the mock newscasts when they'd stuff in all the second-rate material.But today? Please...it's a sacrilege for NBC to even refer to the program as "SNL", much less "Saturday Night Live".New York City is the coolest megalopolis on the planet, and Saturday Night Live used to be one of its proudest hallmarks. What happened to the humor of Saturday Night Live is anyone's guess, but unquestionably it deserves a comedy much, much better than this.

hahaa took that off southparknice..

Creepy as hell, but still funny!