Loved the part about chest hair and "crazy cool medallions."

Some TV shows did Barry Gibbs skits but this was one of my favorites. It's true, Jimmy Fallon is rarely funny in skits but he did well with this one. JT was hiliarious when he's trying not to laugh or try to catch the same "ah Haaa" when Jimmy Fallon does it. But for some reason, the thing that really made me laugh is the way Jimmy Carter is imitated with the raising eyebrows and widening eyes....LOL! What's up with that?!

I'm totally down with Fallon-hating, but I actually liked him in this. Barry Gibb talking like he sings was pretty much a stroke of genius on someone's part (I don't know who came up with it). Also, I'm always impressed with how funny Justin Timberlake is.

This sketch is one of the funniest things they've done on SNL in years. I've seen it a bunch of times and it still makes me crack up, even when I'm trying not to laugh at it (like when I watch it at work). I was reading Hagar7's comments, and I am not exactly sure what they're problem is with the sketch. "JT" just sits there and says "no" quietly, then plays off of Fallon who is carrying the entire sketch on his back. Also, this sketch (and others like it) was and still is hugely popular. "JT" and Fallon even did it again, out of JT's urging him on the premiere of Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. I guess I missed the memo the day everyone was supposed to hate Jimmy Fallon, but I'm kind of glad since I think he is funny, and only gets funnier when he works with good friends of his like your precious "JT", Horatio Sanz, etc.

Without Justin Timberlake, this sketch would have been unbearable. I know Jimmy Fallon's the "comedian" (I've never found him funny, as an aside), but he couldn't even bother to get a British or Australian accent right, and yes, okay, Barry threw a tantrum three, har har har, a laff riot, not so much. It was JT's Robin Gibb in the background, from the attitude to the harmonies, that turned this sketch from something unwatchable into something kind of cute that you wouldn't mind seeing again--provided that JT was playing Robin Gibb. I think it's because he brought some nuance to the sketch, whereas Jimmy Fallon is incapable of subtle, so it was a good mix.