Re: Is Jon Stewart a Journalist?

By anamariecox | May 8, 2008 | +

Is Saturday Night Live a news show?

SNL Politics launched this week, an archive of all of your favorite broad topical sketch comedy scenes! It’s still a little underdeveloped (the actual “archives” don’t seem to work), but as the only network show that tried to correct for overly fond coverage of Obama, their sweet-tart take will be a welcome addition to what’s around the dial. And the web.

If you’re really jonesing for some Pohler/Fey, however, head over to Hulu.com, where you can watch shows from NBC (SNL, The Office, 30 Rock), Sci-Fi (Battlestar Galactica and Classic BSG!), and Fox (Simpsons, Bones) for free. I mean, I’m sure there’s a “soul” provision in the DRM, but I sold that long ago…

And speaking of classic:

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