Who Scored Big in Week 2 of SNL's Relevancy Poll?

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Here are my rankings for this show.

1 Taran Killam
2 Bill Hader
T3 Vanessa Bayer
T3 Kristen Wiig
T4 Jason Sudeikis
T4 Bobby Moynihan
T4 Kenan Thompson
T5 Fred Armisen
T5 Nasim Pedrad
6 Andy Samberg
7 Abby Elliott
8 Seth Meyers
9 Jay Pharaoh
10 Paul Brittain

Why so hard on Bill? He was funny in "The comments Section" and "Office Romance". He had a main part in "Stomp". He had a small part in "Complaints". He was also the voice for "Rock's Way" and hes great at those voices. Kristen and Jason were both very good even though after being in the first 3 skits Kristen disappeared. Jason really is great at the type of role he played in the "Office Romance" sketch. Andy was ok. Non of his skits were that funny. "Stomp" was not great and "Complaints" was ok but not anything special. I thought Fred was really good this week and made the most of his screen time. I like his Welk and I really like the Kaddafi's friends skit. I also wished we had gotten more Paul. He was only in 2 skits and had one line and in one of his skits he was all blue. I like Kenan on WU but that was pretty much all he did. I thought Seth really rebounded from an off week last week. I loved Pedrad nodding her head in the Rock's ways skit but that was all she did. I'm not a big fan of Nasim and while I love this cast if i had to chose a least favorite it would be her. Taran was awesome in a bunch of supporting roles. I loved his voice along with Andy and Bobbys in the TCM skit. He also is a great dancer, think about it. What up with That, Les Juentes De Paris, Lawrence Welk show, Bryan Cranston monolouge. I didnt really like Jay's Chris Rock though.

Last week, everybody but Pharoah had a good week. This week, everyone, and I cannot explain how, seemed to have a slow week, possibly because McCarthy was in every live sketch. Except for Pharoah, for whom this may have been his best week yet.

I think part of the problem is, the featureds were hired as future replacements for people who are leaving within the next couple of years, but those they are replacing are still there. I suspect they will all be much busier if they get to stay another year, when Wiig are Sudeikis are gone, which I believe they have confirmed. And Armisen and Thompson won't stay for more than a couple of years, at most.

The new guys should consider finding themselves a partner-in-crime, like Forte and Sudeikis. Perhaps that would aid their quest for airtime. If poundcake was, indeed, a Bayer idea, I could imagine her working well with Brittain.

Good to see Pharoah taking on a walk-on, something that, last season, was solidly part of the Brittain empire.

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Oof. I MUST disagree on a few things.

First, and foremost, I'm surprised Taran Killiam wasn't ranked higher than 7. I'd give him 3 based on his ballet skills in the monologue alone. He was everywhere, and when he wasn't, I noticed.

Second, I still remain very scared for Andy. He's really struggling, and it's really noticeable. I'm usually always a fan of the off-beat Digital Shorts he and Hader dream up ("Weekend at Mr. Bernard's" being a prime example), but this one seemed dry and uninspired. It seemed really exhausted. Andy seems exhausted. I don't know. Maybe my tolerance for Samberg-charisma has been exceeded after 6 years.

Third: where in the WORLD is Fred Armisen? Maybe he's preoccupied with Portlandia? I've missed Fred so much this season. He is one of the people whose characters and sketches breathe a different energy into the show, and I've desperately missed them these past two weeks. It was nice to see him in the "Ghaddafi's Friends" Update piece, but even then, I felt like he was being upstaged by Bayer.

Also, is there a single thing on SNL Bill Hader cannot save? Even though I thought the Digital Short was a bit too weird for life, his facial expressions during the whole thing and on point delivery during the short's button joke, made it tolerable. I have to admit, I really missed his presence this week, and found myself being completely delighted when he walked on for 6 seconds. He has that rejuvinating effect. I'm not exactly sure what it is, but there's an energy when he enters a sketch, and it makes me perk up (even if he ends up being taserd in the end). Also, DAAAANNNNNGGG. BOY CAN DANCE.

After a week chalk-full of Paul Brittain, I missed him this week! I think McCarthy could have worked a Sex-Ed Vincent sketch, and I would have LOVED to have seen one. More Brittain. I would have ranked him higher than Nasim. She felt almost non-existent (probably because McCarthy refused to play a character that's anyone's mom? /burn)

As far as ladies go, I fear an era of SNL women in a post-Wiig framework. None of the current ladies of SNL seem to be stepping up to the plate to try and challenge her for the top spot. Vanessa is trying, but I don't think successfully yet (sidenote: would have ranked her lower in this poll. 7 or 8). It's when I consider this, that I really mourn Michaela Watkins.

I wish each blogger here would but this much work into the shows they cover. Good job sir.
Does anyone know who the blonde girl was in the Stomp bit?