Update: JON HAMM SHIRTLESS! That Andy Samberg gets the Internet.

For those in favor of the Democrats’ bill to reform health care, last weekend felt triumphant. After what seemed like endless circular debates about death panels and the public option, a historic bill passed through the House of Representatives and for a brief moment, it felt as if something had been accomplished. But the feeling didn’t last. As the “victory” aged — on what seemed like an hourly basis — it started to feel more conceptual than practical, and talk of the Stupak amendment and a watered down public option diluted the satisfaction of having passed anything at all.

Saturday Night Live noticed. And this week, they lampooned the conciliatory Obama administration, characterizing their bipartisanship and negotiation tactics as cowardly appeasement. In an opening piece mocking Vice President Joe Biden, castmember Jason Sudeikis played Obama’s number two as the now-standard bumbling gaffe-machine, eager to please.

“Here’s how we’re gonna do it: we’re gonna cave in like crazy,” the VP says. “The president wants to pass a health care bill so bad that he will literally sign anything. You can water it down however you like, as long as it’s a stack of paper with the words ‘health care’ on it he’ll sign it!” That means outs for the medical community in malpractice suits and amendments against homosexuals, Hispanics and Nancy Pelosi.

Check out the clip below:

That’s why here at Mediaite, we bring you all the videos from last night’s show and let you decide for yourselves. Drew Barrymore was the host, Regina Spektor was the musical guest, and Obama was once again the target, this time for his lucky, lucky win of the Nobel Peace Prize. Per Fred Armisen as BHO:

“This prize bestowed by the Nobel committee in Norway is given annually to individuals who have made significant contributions to world peace. Jimmy Carter won it for decades of trying to find solutions to international conflicts, Al Gore won it for his years of education [the] U.S. about climate change, and us? Well, I won it for not being George Bush.”

SNL then expanded on the theme with a joke that, as RedEye’s Andy Levy pointed out, had already made the rounds on Twitter:

“The funny thing is it’s the first Powerball ticket I’ve ever bought. I was driving Sasha and Malia home from school and we stopped at a 7/11 for sodas. We all chose two numbers and there you have it: $70 million.”

Good times. Vids below:

Obama/Powerball cold open:

Drew Barrymore Monologue:

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