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But we like the costumes we have! It follows the adventures of Ace and Gary, voiced by Stephen Colbert and Steve Carell, respectively, two superheroes whose sexual orientation is a matter of dispute, and a cavalcade of characters preoccupied with the question.

Overview

The Ambiguously Gay Duo is an American animated comedy sketch that debuted on The Dana Carvey Show before moving to its permanent home on Saturday Night Live.

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Episodes

1: It Takes Two To Tango

Sep 28, 1996

Ace and Gary foil Bighead's plan to take over Metroville.

2: Queen of Terror

Nov 2, 1996

Ace and Gary stop Bighead and Queen Serena's evil scheme.

3: Don We Now...

Looks good from here, Gary.

Delivery Man: [annoyed] Hey! What’s your problem?

Ace: Oh, we don’t have a problem. [he and Gary spot a well-endowed delivery man walking down the sidewalk, carrying a package] That man’s got a suspicious bulge. Looks all right to me! Goooo Camden State!

Ace: “Dear Ace and Gary, I love looking at you.

We know it’s never easy to be “in the hole.”

Gary: Our next letter comes from Lowell Bethune, prisoner 408AB386 from Camden State Prison. When he reanimates and enlarges a giant frog, the AmbiguoBoys must stop him.

9: Trouble Coming Twice

May 13, 2000

Ace and Gary battle Bighead's evil schemes at the NBA Finals.

10: The Third Leg of Justice

Oct 19, 2002

Bighead is at it again, and redecorates his lair in another attempt to out Gary and Ace.

The Duo is assisted by former GE chairman, and superhero, Jack Welch.

11: First Served, First Come

Sep 29, 2007

Bighead enlists a Minneapolis-St. X-Ray Specs! That work has earned him ten Emmys and fourteen nominations. Could be a concealed weapon. This episode shows that Bighead was in their class, and he is determined to win his classmates' respect and "out" the duo.

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Saturday Night Live Transcripts


Season 24: Episode 7


98g: Jennifer Love Hewitt / Beastie Boys

TV Funhouse

[fade up to “Ambiguously Gay Duo” opening sequence]

[opening sequence: Ace and Gary flying in the sky, explosion, title card, Ace and Gary face each other and join hands, Gary punches an alien, Ace and Gary drive their Duocar through a canyon, shot of Ace and Gary with Gary pointing ahead, Ace and Gary fly with Ace shooting a beam from his eyes and Gary mounting Ace, character identification card, shots from the battle with the Ice Monster (from 11/15/97 TV Funhouse), cloud of smoke, dissolve to Ace and Gary giving the thumbs up]

Jingle: [starts at title card]
“The Ambiguously Gay Duo!
The Ambiguously Gay Duo!
They are taking on evil, come what may!
They are fighting all crime to save the day!
They’re extremely close in an ambiguous way!
They’re ambiguously gay!
They’re ambiguously gay!
The Ambiguously Gay Duo!”

[zoom out to see Ace and Gary grabbing each other’s belts under the title]

Voiceover: The Ambiguously Gay [cut to a shot of letters spilling out of two mailbags with “TONIGHT’S EPISODE:” at the top, fade in “ACE AND GARY’S FAN CLUB” underneath “TONIGHT’S EPISODE:”] Duo!

Tonight: a visit to Ace and Gary’s fan club!

[cut to Ace and Gary sitting in their gym, reading letters from their fans]

Ace: Jared Taylor from Reading, Pennsylvania writes, “Dear Ace and Gary, it looked like you use a different spin move in episode 3 than in episode 6. [offers the specs to the kids]

Gary: Want to try, kids?

[the kids sound reluctant]

Kid #1: Maybe later.

Kid #3: Yeah.

[cut to Ace and Gary in their Duocar, still in the neighborhood]

Ace: Remember, be alert!

Or Never

Dec 14, 1996

Santa Claus has been kidnapped by aliens, and the Duo must save him.

4: Safety Tips

Apr 19, 1997

Ace and Gary demonstrate bicycle and home safety tips for local kids.

5: Blow Hot, Blow Cold

Nov 15, 1997

The Duo battles Dr.

Brainio and Bighead's ice monster creation.

6: A Hard One to Swallow

May 9, 1998

Ace and Gary question their origins as superheroes and why everybody regards them strangely at the Fortress of Privacy.

7: Ace & Gary's Fan Club

Nov 21, 1998

Ace and Gary are oblivious to the suggestiveness in letters from their fans, who are mostly criminal convicts.

8: AmbiguoBoys

May 8, 1999

Even before they were the Ambiguously Gay Duo, teenagers Ace and Gary fought evil.

It is created and produced by Robert Smigel and J. J. Sedelmaier as part of the Saturday TV Funhouse series of sketches. In episode 6, we tightened our spin to accelerate faster!

Ace: Our next letter is from Arch Culkins, or number 248A4 from Fayetteville State Penitentiary. Also, are you gay?”

Gary: You nailed us, Jared!

And good luck!

Ace: We feel that as long as someone has done his time, he is entitled to a second chance. “Dear Ace and Gary, watching you fly gets me so excited. We can’t reveal our secret identity.

Gary: Good try, though!

Ace: Carl Hendricks from Austin, Texas writes and says, “I like to picture Ace as an Indian chief with buttless chaps.

ambiguously gay duo flying

Hey Ace! You’re getting a trimmer!

[cut back to neighborhood]

Ace: [pats Gary’s butt] Good work, Gary!