Stefon received a deliriously wacky sendoff this weekend on
"Saturday Night Live," the high point of the 38th season finale.
New York correspondent Stefon (Bill Hader) revealed that he was
getting married to someone who would treat him with more respect
than "Weekend Update" anchor Seth Meyers. After Stefon stalked
off the set, guest co-anchor Amy Poehler urged Meyers to go to
him.  "SNL" happily borrowed from the finale of "The Graduate"
as Meyers broke up Stefon's wedding to ... CNN's Anderson
Cooper.  It was a charming sendoff for Hader. Fred Armisen
seemed to get a farewell, too. He ended the show as rocker Ian
Rubbish singing "It's a Lovely Day." The camera focused on
Armisen and Hader, arm in arm, in the closing credits. (Armisen
started with "SNL" in 2002, and Hader had been with the show
since 2005.)  Ingratiating Ben Affleck hosted "SNL" for the
fifth time and brought on his wife, Jennifer Garner, to help
with the opening monologue. They spoofed his Oscar acceptance
speech in which he had called the