SNL Comedy videos on Palin and 2008 Debate BANNED by YOUTUBE

I am very pissed.

I knew that the comedy show, Saturday Night Live, would be doing a parody of the Obama-McCain debate, and also that Tina Fey (Sarah Palin impressionist) would also be on the show that same night. Neither of these sketches would paint a flattering portrait of the McCain campaign, McCain himself, or Palin (there's just too much material to lampoon here). So, I figured that they'd be funny, and I eagerly awaited tonight's show (unlike most nights when I don't even watch it).

I get my TV feed from Comcast.net (a monopoly: I have no other delivery choice). Tonight, unlike any other night, for some reason, the NBC channel had no signal at all! All of the other TV channels were coming in, but just the NBC channel was blocked and unviewable. So, anyway, I missed the whole Saturday Night Live TV show, and missed the two funny skits that they did: 1) a satire of the Katie Couric - Sarah Palin interview, and 2) a satire of the Obama-McCain debate from Friday night.

So, I then thought, .....well, I'll just wait until some clever person uploads the sketches to YouTube.com (as was the case with the previous Tina Fey sketch from two weeks ago). Sure enough, after about an hour, I could google on "SNL", and see that people did upload videos of the two SNL sketches from 09/27/2008 (that I refer to above). So, all set now ....right?

But then when I went to play the videos, the video content was deleted away by YouTube.com!! Now, they have never done this before with any other of the SNL sketches that have been put up on YouTube. For example, they did not even ban the Sarah Palin - Hillary Clinton Sketch (mocking both equally) from just two weeks ago. But tonight, with the 2008 Election getting closer, and SNL satire now parodying real events, NBC and YouTube broke convention here and banned this comedy material for political reasons. I think because they're afraid that such skits skewering McCain and Palin so accurately, could be too infuential with the public. These videos have been banned. You cannot play them.

So, that's why I am pissed. Both Comcast and YouTube (perhaps in collusion with NBC) made sure that I, and all people living in my area, did not get to ever see these comedy satire routines tonight. They wanted to protect their NeoCon-puppet, John McCain.

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Okay, so my question and plea for help here is that I know that there are some other Web Sites (besides YouTube.com) that support the uploading of videos. These are sites where people can create personal accounts and have their own libraries of things (photos, viedos, etc). So, can someone who has the technology to digitally capture the Saturday Night Live TV program from tonight, please capture these two comedy sketch routines and put them up on some Non YouTube Web Site somewhere and publish the link?

I would really like to see these sketches and have a good laugh. I would greatly appreciate it if someone could do that. Thanks, in advance, for any help that you can give.