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The Hanukkah Song by Adam Sandler.

Hey, kids (and kids at heart): If you're wondering what to be this Halloween, take some tips from Adam Sandler. The "SNL" cast member had some ideas in a segment from October 1999. For a low-cost costume, he suggests, "use your face." The comedian demonstrates one look, "crazy big-eyed man," which involves the actor pulling his eyes wide open with his fingers. "Hey, look at me," says Sandler. "I'm crazy big-eyed man. I want some candy." If that's not your cup of tea, then maybe you'd prefer a teabag for a costume. Sandler uses the string of the bag like dental floss and wedges it between his front teeth so the bag dangles over his lips. "I'm crazy teabag mouth." He adds, "How about just giving me some candy, or at least some hot water to dip into." Sandler suggests using other props that could be found around the house. "Go as crazy pickle mustache," he says, holding a pickle under his nose. Or go as "crazy pickle arm," he adds, hiding his arm inside his shirt while holding the pickle so it sticks out of the sleeve. "Can you believe such a sight?" asks Sandler, who adds that candy needs to go "in the good hand." The goofball also holds a tether ball to his head and expertly swings it around his face. "That's always my favorite," he says. "Give me some of the candy or you might accidentally get hit with a tether ball." It's hard to argue with that.

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Adam Sandler sings a story about a lunch lady and her favorite food.

Scoutmaster and Canteen Boy go camping

Heartbroken Brian has a TV show dedicated to his obsession with his ex-girlfriend.

Bruce Springsteen drops by to sing a song about Thanksgiving.

Three of the prettiest ladies you will ever see.

If you've got a big thirst, and you're gay, reach for a cold, tall bottle of Schmitt's Gay.

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Peter Pan introduces Tinkbell's half-sister to the kids.

Staff members bother their boss on his elevator ride.

The Spotlightz kids pay tribute to the 2014 Oscar nominees.

A group of suburban women discuss their personal goals.

Morgan invites her divorced adult friend to the "Girlfriend's Talk Show."

An employee gets nervous at a dinner party hosted by his boss.

A girl falls for her friend's dad at a slumber party.

The ladies of SNL get frisky in their childhood bedrooms.

The former head writer of "Saturday Night Live" is moving to his new gig as host of "Late Night With Seth Meyers," premiering Feb. 24 on NBC. The "SNL" alum left the show with a legacy of hilarious sketches, including the "Girls" spoof with Tina Fey as an Albanian immigrant, the one with Louis C.K. as Lincoln, and Tina Fey again playing vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin. But his most memorable sketch during his 12 years on the show? That would be when the "Weekend Update" co-host welcomed the real Sarah Palin, then the vice-presidential candidate, to the desk. "I would say the most, like, historic moment for me was when the actual Sarah Palin was on the show and Amy Poehler, who was like nine months pregnant, was like hard-core rapping in Sarah Palin's face," Meyers told Andy Cohen of the 2008 sketch. The moment is something to behold. Poehler steals the show with her gangsta-style rendition of an original rap about the Alaska governor. The star delivers the rhymes right in front of Palin, as the politician grooves to the beat from her chair. The lines include: "My country 'tis of thee, from my porch I can see, Russia and such." And "All the mavericks in the house put your hands up ... All the plumbers in the house pull your pants up." The "Parks and Recreation" star — along with vice president Joe Biden — will be a guest on Meyers's debut episode. Perhaps the host could pen a rap for Poehler to deliver to Uncle Joe. Pretty please? — Claudine Zap (@zapkidd)

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.

T-Pain joins Lonely Island stars Andy Samberg, Akiva Schaffer, and Jorma Taccone for the 2009 "Saturday Night Live" hit, "I'm on a boat!" The video went on to score a Grammy nod. Watch more Saturday Night LIve videos on Yahoo Screen.

The digital short that started it all, starring Chris Parnell and Andy Samberg. "Lazy Sunday" debuted in 2005. Watch more Saturday Night Live videos on Yahoo Screen.

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

Get 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.

A veteran news reporter shows his age while covering a breaking news story.

The "Update" city correspondent has made no secret of his crush on Seth, but here he takes it to a new level and seals it with an uncomfortably long kiss. "How long you been carrying around that button?" asks Seth. "All year," responds Stefon. Enjoy this and more of Seth's great "SNL" sketches.

Vincent Price celebrates the most terrifying night of the year: Thanksgiving

James Carville sounds off on the Tea Partiers.

Bill Hader and Andy Samberg face off on Weekend Update.

After Seth Meyers gets flustered with Stefon's picks for spring activities around New York City, Stefon decides to part ways and lead a new life.

Vinny Vedecci sits down with Shia LaBeouf on Italian TV

Lady Gaga will make her "Saturday Night Live" hosting debut on Nov. 16. The show will mark her third appearance as a musical guest. As she prepares for the gig, we hope she takes inspiration from this hilarious 2011 sketch. She and Justin Timberlake have a battle of the brains on a game show called "What's My Name?" Justin's memory just isn't up to par with Gaga's -- and his ego pays the price.

The instructor of a puppet class has a hard time getting one of his pupils to step outside of his comfort zone.

The latest Republican debate for the party's seat in the 2012 presidential race is marked by Rick Perry's inability to finish points.