Justin Lesamiz.

This show has stunk for more than twenty years, but gets to stay on TV due to tradition rather than quality. It's an embarrassment virtually every night. When it's funny, it isn't for very long. The show runs on shallow, lazy premises that grow old long, long, long before the endless sketches finally conclude.

It was fine. Much sillier than the last two. Had too many things going on to make any of them special. The "surprise" guests felt like shallow, lifeless versions of their former selves. Characters made decisions they would never make, in the name of making something "cool", while destroying its integrity along the way.