Ep 12. Steve Carell/Usher

On Saturday Night Live season 33 episode 12, Steve Carell, known for his roles in The Office and The 40-Year-Old Virgin, hosts the show for the second time. With his comedic timing and razor-sharp wit, audiences are in for a treat as Carell takes the stage to deliver sketches that promise to be hilarious.

The episode also features musician Usher, who is set to perform some of his biggest hits, including "Love in This Club" and "Yeah!" Usher's smooth R&B voice and electrifying performances are sure to be a highlight of the show.

As always, the cast of SNL is in top form, with regular players like Kristen Wiig, Bill Hader, and Andy Samberg bringing their A-game to the table. Fans can expect to see some familiar recurring characters, such as "Weekend Update" anchors Seth Meyers and Amy Poehler and political impersonations from Darrell Hammond and Fred Armisen.

In one sketch, Carell plays a clueless gym teacher who tries to teach his students about the dangers of drugs and alcohol, but ends up getting high himself. The sketch showcases Carell's physical comedy skills and his ability to deliver absurd lines with perfect timing.

Another sketch features Wiig as a woman who is obsessed with her boyfriend's cat, much to the chagrin of Carell, who plays her disapproving father. The sketch is a hilarious commentary on pet parenting and family dynamics.

The show also takes on current events with a parody of Fox News, in which Meyers and Poehler deliver a satirical take on the cable news network's conservative slant. The sketch skewers Fox News' coverage of everything from the war in Iraq to the election of Barack Obama.

In addition to the sketches, the episode features some standout musical performances from Usher. His performances are high-energy and showcase his impressive dance moves and vocal range.

Overall, SNL season 33 episode 12 is a must-watch for fans of comedy and music alike. With Steve Carell at the helm, audiences can expect to laugh out loud at the show's blend of irreverent humor and social commentary. And with Usher's electrifying performances, viewers are sure to be entertained from start to finish.