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Over the past few years, Hamm has guest starred in more and more comedic roles to the delight of fans everywhere.
Do you want to hear the king of primetime advertising voice a talking toilet? As Hamm has appeared in more and more comedies, I started to question what it is about Hamm that we as audiences find so appealing besides the obvious. Through his three-episode arc in Season Three, we met and fell in love with this imbecile who was too attractive to know that the world was easier for his pretty face. I think this role exploited something we secretly all wanted to see during early episodes of Mad Men : The bubble of perfection around Don Draper popping.
The uncredited Hamm played the worst friend with benefits alongside writer and star Kristen Wiig, making us all want to simultaneously punch him in the face. Whether he was kicking Annie out of his bed in the least gracious way possible or refusing to stop his car when picking up his bang buddy, Hamm was a hilarious onscreen nightmare. What Hamm brought to the table was a certifiably hilarious level of arrogance. That intense level of identification with Annie is what makes this character so great.
Jon Hamm must have really left a good impression with the women of SNL. Drew in a world filled with easily manipulated morons. In fact, the Reverend is so eccentrically loveable, I had to remind myself as a viewer that he is actually a monster who imprisoned four women for years. Thankfully for the world, Hamm was able to put all of those sweet Unbreakable karate moves to good use when he became The Falcon, a secret government assassin. I think the reason we love a comedic Jon Hamm is because he represents the character we all-too-often like to mock: the popular, and often cruel, stud.
