In the Pulp Fiction remix to the Don Draper Says "What" video, Samuel L. Jackson interrogates a poor, oblivious Don Draper who doesn't know when to stop. An ingenious mashup considering the similar hairstyles of the victims.

This video will likely add a new item for people to drink to when playing along to a Mad Men drinking game: take a sip every time Don Draper says the word "what." It happens more times than you'd think.

On Saturday night, SNL jumped on the Back to the Future bandwagon, bringing us a look at some discarded screentests from the new DVD release. SNL posits Eddie Murphy as Marty McFly and Robin Williams as Doc Brown, among others.

Today at Gawker.TV, Stephen Colbert applauds the liberal head-stomper, Jon Hamm's first SNL promos, a rumor update on Olivia Munn, Modern Family's Halloween episode, and Jon Cryer thinks he portrayed Pretty in Pink's Ducky to be a heterosexual, street-smart kid.

This Saturday will mark Jon Hamm's third time hosting SNL in under three years. If the fact that the cast loves the guy isn't enough to get you pumped, watch he and Kenan Thompson goof around in the promos inside!

It just is. Deal with it. Also today: Yet another show ripped from the Twitter headlines, Kate Beckinsale continues her odd career, Johnny Galecki is moving into the big time, and Darren Aronofsky is moving out of it.

Tonight, Season 4 of Mad Men came to a close and instead of ending with the pain and misery that was hinted at nearly every week, we got something rather different, something kinda close to happy. What's going on?

Tonight's episode of Mad Men was dark and powerful, working on many levels and running at a relentless pace. With Sally, Don and SCPD's troubles all getting major play, things are heating up as Season 4 begins to wind down.

Much attention has been paid to Mad Men's female actresses' anatomy. But what about the plight of Jon Hamm's penis? The poor man can't afford underpants and is forced to display his genitalia in clingy pants everywhere he goes.

Tonight on Mad Men, news of Lucky Strike's departure from SCDP went public and the agency was thrown into a tizzy. Is this the end for SCDP and what would this mean personally for the now somewhat-steadied Draper?

Tonight on Mad Men, the ceiling came perilously close to crashing down on the men of SCPD. Don, Roger and Lane had been childishly living just on the edge, and tonight, that little push came to send them over.

Today at Gawker.TV, Amy Poehler and Rashia Jones perform a duet, Jon Hamm talks Angry Birds, Community returns with Betty White and urine, more Sally Draper, and Wendy Williams gets choked up while talking about Kevin Federline's hoarding problem.

On the Late Late Show, Craig Ferguson requested advice from guest Jon Hamm on Angry Birds. Here, Hamm explains the game's logical storyline while Ferguson reenacts some of the key elements using puppets. Finally, it all makes sense!

So you'd hardly expect Sal and Catt from The Daily Ten to maintain their composure, right? The puns practically write themselves. Ladies and gentleman, welcome to Thursday's Teleprompter Bloopers: Part 1!

LiLo was "giggling" and downing Jack and Coke when she admitted to using drugs. Lady Gaga's meat dress gets made into jerky. Britney Spears buys a skateboard for her sons. Thursday gossip is totally saturated.

Mad Men's Jon Hamm worked in porn. He wasn't an actor or a director but a set dresser on a soft-core movie. Not as racy as we'd hoped, but still "Hamm" and "porn" in the same sentence sure is something.

Calling it "The Night of The Drunk Moms," Tina Fey talked about the Emmy after-parties she attended alongside Amy Poehler and Jon Hamm. Said Tina, "Word of advice? Don't try to keep up with Don Draper." Don't worry, we won't!

Blaming the rumor on twitter and other "internet things," Jon Hamm said the possibility of playing Superman in Christopher Nolan's Man Of Steel is "news to him." It gets better, though: he sounded more than enthusiastic about the opportunity!

Mad Men followed up last week's exceptional episode with another moody and dark episode getting inside the mind of Don and delving into some dicey office politics. And, as usual, everything comes with a nice hint of dread.

[Actors Ben Affleck and Jon Hamm gape, helplessly, as hundreds of photographs are taken at last night's premiere of their movie The Town at the Venice Film Festival. Photo via AP.]