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While Saturday Night Live continues its long and inevitable slide from irreverence to irrelevance, Smigel's "TV Funhouse" still routinely hits the bull's-eye with scathing satire. As a longtime writer for SNL and creator of "Triumph, the Insult Comic Dog," he knows a little something about pushing the envelope of good taste without losing sight of the bigger directive: Be funny. Characterized by a lacerating wit that borders on the pathological, "TV Funhouse" is among the consistent bright spots of the sketch-comedy show.