One Direction: Story of My Life

Miley Cyrus stars as Michele Bachmann alongside John Boehner, played to golden-orange perfection by Taran Killam, to spoof her late-night party video “We Won’t Stop” and the government shutdown, while a sad Obama longingly watches the fun. #WeCanStop quickly made the rounds on Twtter, and — consider yourself warned— we’ll never see Boehner’s backside the same way again.

Kyra welcomes her friend Lil Teenie from Hip Hop club to the show.

SNL cast member Kyle Mooney has a chance to make a sex tape with Miley Cyrus, but needs motivation from pals Beck Bennett and Bobby Moynihan.

It was Edward Norton's first time as host of "Saturday Night Live" so, fittingly, a couple of old-timers showed up to help the rookie out. Show favorite Alec Baldwin was the first to arrive, running drills with Edward on impressions ("Woody" -- but no, not that one, Woody Harrelson). Miley Cyrus in her requisite crop-top advised Edward to keep his energy up. And his tongue out. The ulterior promotion motives were obvious: Miley's upcoming tour and Alec's new MSNBC show. But the impromptu lessons nonetheless paid off. Edward won good reviews on Twitter with his Owen Wilson impression in the spoof trailer for the horror movie, "The Midnight Coterie of Sinister Intruders" by Wes Anderson. And his Rain Man accomplice in a mobster skit was spot-on. Watch this and more of the best "SNL" moments from the Oct. 26 episode.

"Saturday Night Live" cast member Vanessa Bayer is known for her awesome Miley Cyrus impression — a skit we're hoping to see when Miley hosts tonight. This wouldn't be their first meeting. Bayer (as Miley) faced off against Miley (as Justin Beiber) in 2011. Bayer says everyone had a good time: "She had some family there, too. And they all came in so positive about the show and were so sweet about it that it made it more fun, actually." On impressions, Bayer explains that they come about in a variety of ways. Sometimes they're planned; other times they just happen. "Sometimes you'll be at the office and someone will be writing a sketch, and they'll say, 'You're going to play so-and-so.'" She said that sometimes "the ones you hear about at the last minute end up being the best ones."

An exhausted trio of "Mornin' Miami" anchors struggle to shoot promos through their exhaustion.

Miley Cyrus knows she is not perfect and sums it all up in song.

The “Saturday Night Live” cast shows off their impression chops when half of Hollywood’s hottest celebrities show up to audition for the movie version of the steamy novel “50 Shades of Grey.” Highlights from the unlikely couples include Seth Rogan and Emma Stone learning to use a whip; Christoph Waltz having trouble keeping his cool with Scarlett Johansson (a pretty convincing Miley Cyrus); Steve Harvey and Rebel Wilson not sticking to the script; Jane Lynch taking control of her scene with Jon Cryer; and Tracy Morgan struggling to make sense of Tilda Swinton.

Host Miley Cyrus returns to SNL and addresses the public's reaction to her sexier image.

Order Rock-A-Billy Lady Party cream, and you'll get a free Moisturizing Facial Cream CD.

These gals can't wait for some Schweddy Balls

Salesman at a airport bar toast a legend.

Scoutmaster and Canteen Boy go camping

It's a great time to invest!

American Airlines pilot, Capt. Steve Rogers, apologizes to Alec Baldwin for the airline's decision to remove him off a flight.

It takes brass balls to be one of Santa's elves.

Prince Charles' private secretary Sir Anthony McCollum (Alec) holds a press conference to talk about the alleged accusations that Prince Charles is gay.

Alec Baldwin as Robert Deniro on The Joe Pesci Show.

Alec Baldwin opens the show in the style.

Baldwin learns the hard way to never mess with Martin.

Ace and Gary team up to fight crime in their usual, awkward fashion.

The X-Presidents and the Ambiguously Gay Duo team up to snare Osama Bin Laden.

In this episode of The Ambiguously Gay Duo, Ace and Gary foil a Big Head plot at the NBA Finals.

The Ambiguously Gay Duo: Fan Mail

The Ambiguously Gay Duo's Ace and Gary visit their Fortress of Privacy.

In tonight's episode of The Ambiguously Gay Duo, Ace and Gary are called upon to defeat an icy villain.

The Ambiguously Gay Duo with safety tips.

The Ambiguously Gay Duo: It Takes Two To Tango

In honor of Amy Poehler's 42nd birthday on September 16, here's a look at some of her greatest moments as an 'SNL' cast member from 2001-2009. True, it was tough to pick just a few. But it was really fun to try. What did we miss? Tell us in the comments below.

Hillary fields a late night call from President Obama

Tina Fey and Amy Poehler don't fake that very funny chemistry — the pair's friendship goes back two decades. Good news for fans of their working together: The two "Saturday Night Live" legends will host the Golden Globes for the second time in January, and have been asked to return the following year as well. The two have a shared history: They met while taking a class at Chicago's ImprovOlympic in 1993. Even then, they stood out. "They were just instantly brilliant ... they were not the typical women who get steamrolled by men," co-founder of ImprovOlympic Charna Halpern told Vulture. "[They] were no shrinking violets. They were bold and ballsy and fearless." The fearless females eventually ended up as cast members of "Saturday Night Live," and from 2004-2006, co-anchored "Weekend Update." The buddies boldly took risks, using the word "bitch" to describe Hillary Clinton (in a good way). Fey and Poehler each left "SNL" to star in their own TV shows – Fey's "30 Rock" recently ended, and Poehler continues to star in the hilarious "Parks and Recreation." They also teamed up in the 2008 comedy "Baby Mama." Together, the two never seem to stop goofing off. "Being a tough, capable broad has never been easy — look at us. Although we did have a lot of fun on 'Baby Mama.' Boy, did we play a lot of pranks on each other," Amy Poehler said in an interview for Marie Claire magazine. "We love pranks," Tina Fey joked. "I mean, we're kind of like Cloons [Clooney] and Damon that way, doing a lot of, like, $250,000 pranks. I did a really funny prank where I got my assistant to paint all the cars in your neighborhood white so you would wake up and think it was snowing. That was a good one." That wasn't even their first movie together. In 2004, Poehler appeared in "Mean Girls," which Tina Fey wrote and starred in. Lindsay Lohan, also in the movie and a rising star at the time, had become a target of real-life "mean girl" gossip. In this clip from "Weekend Update," the teen came on the show to dispel the rumors (sort of) to Poehler and Fey, who were supposed to be her mentors, but acted more like jealous -- if caring -- older sisters. Take a look.

Amy and Seth question the actions and decisions of lawmakers and the church about birth control.

Amy signs off from the Update Desk.

Former anchors Jimmy Fallon, Tina Fey and Amy Poehler stop by Weekend Update for an old fashioned Joke Off with Seth.

Happy birthday, Hillary: The former secretary of state turns 66 on October 26, so we decided to look back at her great 'SNL' cameo. In the middle of the 2008 presidential election, Hillary Clinton made an important campaign stop -- on "Saturday Night Live." After a spoof of a less-than-ideal performance at a debate against Barack Obama, the candidate herself showed up to defend herself, and work a few things out with Clinton-impersonator Amy Poehler. Watch the funny moments, and enjoy great Clinton sketches from Poehler and Jan Hooks.

Despite her nonchalance, Amy Poehler is extremely excited to visit Justin Timberlake's dressing room.

There can only be one...

Amy's anxiety dream has some familiar faces.

The "SNL" goof who brought us "Laser Cats" holsters a firearm instead of a feline as ace detective Jake Peralta on "Brooklyn Nine-Nine," a new television series debuting Sept. 17. It might be hard for Samberg fans to wrap their minds around the actor playing a (somewhat) responsible detective after the epic man-child digital short, "Lazy Sunday." Also known as the "Chronicles of Narnia" rap, the video, which aired on "Saturday Night Live" on Dec. 17, 2005, features Samberg and Chris Parnell "macking" on cupcakes from Magnolia Bakery and taking in a matinee. The skit was an instant viral sensation — and Samberg became a break-out star. Be sure to catch some of his best moments, including Mark Wahlberg talking to animals and his ridiculously popular Christmas duet with Justin Timberlake.

In the future there was a nuclear war. And beacause of all the radiation, cats developed the ability to shoot lasers out of their mouths.

Barky Bark and The Donkey Bunch

Something special for your girlfriend this Christmas.

Nicolas Cage is joined by his clone, Nicolas Cage to talk about the industry and future projects.

The digital short crew celebrates their 100th edition celebrating all of their classics.

A heartbroken singer is desperate for some rain to fall for dramatic effect in his music video.

Mort Mort Feingold, accountant for the stars, helps James Franco, the Kardashian sisters and other celebrities with their taxes.

The lone survivor of the massive bird deaths in Arkansas gives his theory.

Visitors seeking wisdom and answers from a very rude Buddha might be a little disappointed.

After Ben Affleck learns there won't be any other members of the Five Timers Club on hand to celebrate, he explains his Oscar acceptance speech about marriage with help from his wife, Jennifer Garner in this 2013 monologue.

Ben Affleck confronts Matt Damon

If you're looking for a handbag that rises above the other designers out there, Hermes - not Herpes - has what you're looking for.

Keith Olbermann is indignant...

Sully and Denise try to score some beer.

Ben Affleck cashes in on the Bennifer craze with a new line of T-shirts.

Ben Affleck's monologue is hijacked by Alec Baldwin, who accuses Affleck of stealing his moves.

Dancing and singing and careering!

Ben Affleck feels overshadowed by Gwyneth Paltrow while she makes her cameo.

Welcome to the morning madhouse!