From the first episode, which featured a live spot for the multivitamin Jamitol, TV advertising has been one of the show's primary targets.
Even if you never saw the flamboyantly pretentious Calvin Klein Obsession ads from the 1980s, this meticulously produced satire remains hilarious and coherent.
The superb lead performances by all-time-great cast members work perfectly in concert, capturing and skewering a specific self-serious art-house style.
It's the comic details that distinguish this sketch: Nora Dunn's Stepford Wife expression; the ludicrous way Hartman pronounces jejune.
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