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When Bobby Moynihan was on SNL, you could always count on his Drunk Uncle character to make an appearance at the "Weekend Update" desk to complain about the holidays.

This list would be incomplete without one of the most iconic Christmas sketches ever created, Season 24's salacious "NPR's Delicious Dish: Shweddy balls" sketch. Two innocently hush-toned NPR Hosts welcome a baker named Pete Shweddy, played by 17-time Host Alec Baldwin, to discuss his hit holiday dessert.

The holidays are made merrier with Fineman's spot-on impression of Jennifer Coolidge in this hilarious sketch where Coolidge reviews basic Christmas items. Coolidge gives her take on Christmas lights, stockings ("a big sock full of gifts! You know, the ultimate stocking stuffer is...a foot"), eggnog, and much more. The sketch earned a call-out from...

The holidays can get chaotic, as highlighted perfectly in the "Best Christmas Ever" sketch where a couple (Matt Damon and Cecily Strong) reflects on their not-so-smooth Christmas morning.

Perhaps one of the most beloved digitals shorts of all time, Justin Timberlake and Andy Sandberg team up for a hilariously seductive song about holiday gift-giving.

In a hilarious spoof of holiday car commercials, a dad (Beck Bennett) surprises his family (Timothée Chalamet, Heidi Gardner) on Christmas morning with a new car! Sadly for dad, the reception isn't quite what he expected.

SNLalum Rachel Dratch's recurring Debbie Downer was comedy gold, as seen in the 2005 holiday episode when Debbie meets Santa Claus (Jack Black) on Christmas Eve. After Debbie sits on Santa's lap to tell him what she wants for Christmas, she proves that even the merriest of men on the planet can be depressed by her never-ending criticism.

As part of SNL's "Strange Encounters" sketches, Ms. Rafferty (Kate McKinnon), Sharon (Cecily Strong), and Doug (Casey Affleck) share their experiences meeting Santa Claus. While Sharon and Doug recount a typical Christmas tale, as always, Rafferty's experience is vastly different.

In another side-splitting performance from Baldwin, SNL parodied Glengarry Glen Ross, which follows a group of elves (Rachel Dratch, Amy Poehler, and Seth Meyers) as they receive a motivational speech from the ruthless elf Winter's Breath (Baldwin). Remember the ABCs: Always Be Cobbling.