I really thought the "opposite band" premise is so dumb as to be almost physically painful to watch, but some of the positive reviewers made a valid point about the singing being pretty good, and in retrospect, there's something gratifying about seeing talented performers take a really lame premise and just tear into it with gusto. So put me down for two stars, instead of one.And biiiiiitch, please, just because I didn't like this sketch, please don't put me in the same camp as the person who thinks SNL should be cancelled. People have been complaining that SNL isn't as good as it used to be since Chevy Chase left the show, but the reality is that it's always been pretty uneven. SNL is like a baseball game. There are lulls, and there are home runs. It's always been that way. Some people remember the SNL of the seventies as being nothing but home runs, but even then there where sketches where all you coulod do is wonder whjere the funny part was supposed to be.