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1	->'''Le Von''': ''Awwww'' yeah.\
2	'''Barry''': Aw yeah, baby.\
3	'''Le Von''': It's that time.\
4	'''Barry''': You ''know'' it's that time.\
5	'''Le Von''': I'm Le Von.\
6	'''Barry''': And I'm Barry, ''Mr. JustForFun/{{Egregious}}''.\
7	'''Le Von''': And it's time... it's time for SugarWiki/FunnyMoments...\
8	'''Barry''': SugarWiki/FunnyMoments...\
9	'''Le Von''': ...from ''Series/TheState''.\
10	'''Barry''': ...from ''Series/TheState''.\
11	'''Le Von''': ''Awwww'' yeah.
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13	* "Service with a Smile," "Highbrow/Lowbrow," "Porcupine Racetrack"... Several candidates, actually, depending on whom you ask.
14	* The commercial for Crispy Pops, both for its ''reductio ad absurdum'' of the cereal-commercial formula and for Ken Marino's LargeHam performance as a gibberish-spouting milkman.
15	** In fact, ''any'' sketch where Ken Marino gets to go full LargeHam probably counts.
16	* "In The Bathroom", a wish-fulfillment dream for anyone who's gone into the bathrooms of a high-class place and been astonished by all the amenities available next to the sink.
17	* Michael Showalter as frustrated kids'-TV host Blueberry Johnson.
18	* Ben Garant's love letter to bacon, a decade ahead of its time.
19	* "Hormones", a visual metaphor where Joe [=LoTruglio=] and Creator/{{Kerri Kenney\|Silver}} portray two horny teenagers alone in the house while the rest of the cast dress in goofy hormone outfits and dance around them.
20	* The low-budget "local commercials", which were even shot on cheap video cameras for extra authenticity. "Don Law" and "Betty's No-Good Clothes Shop & Pancake House" are perhaps the most memorable.

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