There may be no show on television that's more terrible right now than SNL. It's like that fat kid in class - sometimes he's funny without meaning to be, but most of the time you just feel sorry for him for being fat and ugly. Yes, SNL, you are just like Jacob McBride of Springfield, Illinois. Poor fat fat Jacob.

Now, because SNL sucks, it means its cast-members do to. Either they're not funny and people hate them or, worse, not funny and no one cares who they are. If you're on SNL, especially very new to the show, you have to do something big to get people talking about you. Like, for instance, dropping the f'bomb on national television - that might do it. You'd still suck, but people would at least know you. They'd be able to go, "Yeah, that swearing chick. She sure does suck."

One of "Saturday Night Live's" newest featured players wasted no time making her mark on the NBC variety show.

In the season premiere on Saturday night, the recently hired Jenny Slate joined Kristen Wiig for a skit where the pair played biker chicks with a fondness for the word "freakin'" -- and in one slip-up, a less family-friendly word.

"I f***ing love you for that," Jenny said to Kristen, an f-bomb that went uncensored on the East Coast's live broadcast.

However, Jenny's miscue is unlikely to haunt her too much (or lead her off the show). She was seen getting a hug from head writer Seth Meyers at the show's end and profanities after 10 PM are not fined by the FCC. (TV Guide)

Jenny's got some serious balls here. Watch that video, she knew what she was doing, and she didn't care for a second. I like that initiative. This is a girl who is going places and I can't wait till she gets a promotion - working as the manager of a Hollywood Arby's. Keep those dreams alive.