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Saturday Night Live couldn't possibly squeeze more LGBT content into the May 18 episode.

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Saturday Night Live's latest episode, hosted by Argo director Ben Affleck, went full-throttle gay on the May 18 episode, with three LGBT-related skits.

With castmembers Bill Hader and Seth Meyers leaving the show, Hader's club-kid Stefon married Meyer's "Weekend Update" host. But first Meyers had to chase Stefon through the streets of New York and prevent him from marrying Anderson Cooper. There was also a skit poking fun at "conversion therapy" camps, and a fake ad for a new breed of Xanax, specially-formulated to treat the sadness straight people feel when attending fabulous gay weddings. Watch the latter below.