Jon Hamm Goes Ambiguously Gay

Jon Hamm and Jimmy Fallon embodied the crime fighting "Ambiguously Gay Duo" when Rob Smigel's classic Saturday Night Live cartoon characters morphed into a live action sketch last night.

Joining Hamm and Fallon were Stephen Colbert, Steve Carell and host Ed Helms as the villains.

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Jon Hamm Goes Ambiguously Gay

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