'SNL' shows why a Super Bowl blackout is a bad thing

What can he say now?

(Credit: NBC Screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNET)

Perhaps like you, I have spent much of the week calling my local power provider to check on its use of electrical relay devices.

Spurred by the difficult happenings at last Sunday's Super Bowl -- reportedly caused by one of these devices functioning with all the perfection of a Boeing 787 -- I didn't want any of my weekend events spoiled by a sudden power outage.

"Saturday Night Live" took it upon itself last night to explain to those who were still doubtful why an electrical relay failure can be a devastating thing. Especially during the Super Bowl.

For it might lead you to having to tolerate an excess of, well, excess.

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