Bill Hader

The holiday season brings flocks of tourists to New York City, and 'Saturday Night Live's' Stefon knows all the best places to hit up. Sightseers definitely be warned, though, that these places involve the "bucket list of a dying pervert," someone named Fat Sajak, and a guy who looks like Wilford Brimley.

Anna Faris becomes the unaware, alcoholic mother, who appears in the majority of Lifetime original movies, for the Lifetime skit 'What's Wrong with Tanya?' Hosted by Bill Hader, the game show asks middle-class white moms to try and guess what's wrong with their daughters?

If you could meet your future self, what would he or she look like? What would you two talk about? What would you do together? 'Saturday Night Live' tried to answer these questions on last night's show with a few spoofs of Lincoln Financial's "Hello Future" ad campaign. Check out Bill Hader and his deteriorating future meeting cute on a plane below.

We recently told you about the Nike Air Mags, the 'Back to the Future 2'-inspired shoes that pay homage to the footwear sported by Michael J. Fox's Marty McFly in the blockbuster sequel. Now, Nike has confirmed the Mags are real, but good luck getting your hands on a pair: In a 'BTTF'-inspired promo (which featured cameos from Christopher Lloyd as Doc Brown, Bill Hader as a shoe store staffer and