Badie ... Mike Myers’ Dr Evil has popped up to slam the North Korea and Sony Pictures hack, saying their incompetence is giving evil a bad name. Picture: SNL Source: Supplied

“It’s like watching two bald men fight over a comb. I mean, who cares?”

Unsurprisingly, the Mike Myers character, who was made famous in the hit Austin Power films, has many thoughts to share on the cyberattack during a surprise cameo on SNL.

“I’m furious that North Korea and Sony Pictures have both given evil organisations a bad name,” he says.

“I mean, what the F people? It’s just so pathetic to see the two of you fight over a silly comedy. It’s like watching two bald men fight over a comb. I mean, who cares?”

The FBI has said North Korea is behind the cyberattack on Sony Pictures as retaliation for the Seth Rogen and James Franco comedy The Interview, which has now been shelved.

However, North Korea denies this and has called on the US to co-operate in a joint investigation.

Dr Evil also takes the hackers to task over their name, Guards of the Peace, or GOP, which is also the name for the US Republican Party.

“There’s already a GOP and they’re already an evil organisation,” he lectures the hackers.

And he says they’ve picked a soft target in Sony.

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“Why pick on Sony? They haven’t had a hit since the Walkman? Come on, Sony, you thought it was a joke to have James Franco assassinate Kim Jong-un? The man almost single-handedly killed the Oscars. Think!”

While the bald badie admits he found The Interview “charming”, he says the hackers could have more easily killed the movie’s chances.

“It’s easy to kill a move — just move it to January”.