Everyone loves to see the funny folks on SNL (we're looking at you Bill Hader) breaking — i.e. breaking into uncontrollable laughter at their own hilariousness while on live television. Here, for your afternoon viewing, a 4-minute supercut of all your favorites, dating back to the glory days of Gilda Radner, breaking. And man, Hader and Fallon were the worst! [Laughing Squid]

Granted, if you're above the coveted 18-to-25 age bracket, and used to another season of not-ready-for-primetime players, you're almost required to claim that you've fallen out of favor with Saturday Night Live. However, recent Emmy Award winner Melissa McCarthy killed it on SNL this past weekend. And how. Overcoming a tad of ho-hum writing, McCarthy blew a fresh shot of oxygen into the show. Her best sketch (out of many) had to be Linda, the Hidden Valley Ranch taste tester. (Also? A seamless example of product placement within a show.) We've watched it 7590326654 times since Saturday. More or less. Enjoy.

GLAAD (The Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, an organization that hands out awards to straight people for being famous) is upset at a recently aired skit on Saturday Night Live, one that poked fun at pre-op transgender people.

In a press release sent out Monday, GLAAD said:

This weekend, NBC's long-running sketch comedy show Saturday Night Live decided to make its transgender viewers the punch line of a joke. The sketch was a fake commercial for an estrogen product, intended to help transgender women who are in the process of transitioning. But there were no "jokes" per se; all the laughs came from the commercial's offensive and dehumanizing portrayals of transgender women. By telling its audience that transgender women should be laughed at and ridiculed, NBC contributed to an environment that sees transgender people subjected to near-universal discrimination in the workplace and an environment in which at least one transgender person is murdered every month.

Demand that NBC apologize to its transgender viewers and all of those who were deeply offended by seeing the lives of transgender people turned into a punch line - and tell the network to remove this dangerous segment from its website, from Hulu, and from any future reruns of this episode.

Watch the view below.

Following in the footsteps of Betty White, Giants star Brian Wilson (who, we should point out, is just as stupendous as many of this teammates!) might get the chance to host Saturday Night Live. That is, if a newly created "Brian Wilson Should Host SNL" Facebook page has its way. As of Thursday, over 4,000 people "like" this idea. And, sure, it would be keen. We "like" it as well because Wilson could pull it off. However, as any regular SNL viewer knows, sports personalities typically make for the most cringe-inducing episodes.

Wasn't "wardrobe-malfunction" a runner-up for Word (Phrase?) of the Year a few years back? (We have neither the energy nor patience to look for it. We're in the midst of a Walgreens discount holiday candy comedown, and it's painful. Seriously.) Anyway, at the risk of sounding like SNL's "Weekend Update" circa 2005, we present to you a couple of mannequins who look like they were either interrupted in the middle of a sexual assault, or in the process of making a baby mannequin together. (Aw.)

An SFist reader sent us these mildly NSFW shots he snapped up at two storefront windows in a place he calls "Omaha, Nebraska." Strange.

Another shot, one going out to all you fine heterosexual males and randy dykes out there, after the jump.

-- hey willpower at Glitterbox: At this "funk punk thrash electro discotheque" (what, no show tunes? Bah), local pop/R&B/dance band performs. DJs Javier Natureboy and Junkyard spin funk, punk, and electro well into the morning hours. At least until 3 a.m., anyway. Starts at 9 p.m. at Cat Club, 1190 Folsom (at Eighth Street).

-- Darrell Hammond: SNL comic comes to SF. He goes on at 8 p.m. and 10:15 p.m. at Cobb's Comedy Club, 915 Columbus (at Lombard); $35.

-- Good Boy, Bad Boi and Good Girl, Bad Grrl Cocktail Hour(s): In anticipation of tomorrow's Drag King Contest, head over to this get-smashed-on-the-cheap happy hour(s). Between 9 p.m. and 10 p.m., $1 margaritas; and between 10 p.m. and 11 p.m., $1 shots of tequila. Drag King royalty and many drunk dykes will be there. So should you. 9 p.m. at The Lexington, 3463 19th Street (at Mission); free.

-- Eavesdropper: In LA's longest-running play, a party crasher eavesdrops from behind a shower curtain on several party guests using the can, one of which involves a murder. Zoinks, indeed. The curtain goes up at 8 p.m. and 10 p.m. at Stage 250 @ Off-Market Theater, 965 Mission (at Fifth Street); $15.

-- Lewis Black: No longer just for Stravinsky and SF society shrews, our awesome symphony hall also hosts political comedian and occasional Daily Show star, Lewis Black. Starts at 8 p.m. at Davies Symphony Hall, 201 Van Ness (at Grove); $55.50-$75.50

It's difficult to categorize Shearer's art because he's done radio (KRCW), TV (Jack Benny, SNL, Politically Incorrect, Ellen, Friends, Murphy Brown), movies (This is Spinal Tap, For Your Consideration, Abbott and Costello, A Mighty Wind, The Right Stuff, The Truman Show), voice work (The Simpsons, hello!) and more. He started acting at the age of seven. Shearer quipped, "I don't eat lunch," which must be the only way he takes care of all that business.