Red Nose Day 2016: Finest Moments
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Five words we never want to hear from these lips ever again: "Enjoy your shower. I'll be watching."
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"You pass on Today, you don't see tomorrow."
(Confession: We're strangely into this Goodfellas upgrade of Lauer.)
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This photo speaks for itself.
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Leave it to Key and Peele to donate so much money to Red Nose Day — as part of a competition to impress their lady friends — that they're forced onto the street, now in need of their own telethon.
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Margot Robbie really took one for the team with that bathtub sketch. (In case you missed it, know this: It involved a basketball and a rubber chicken.)
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When Milo Ventimiglia and Mandy Moore pick up their phones, do you think they say, "Hello? This Is Us!"
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"OK, this is it. This is funny: It's a prostitute in a concentration camp."
"That's not gonna fly."
"That's the thing — she does fly!"
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"She had this crazy mirror that always told her how hot she was..."
Tracy Morgan really knows how to cut to the heart of a story. (We also appreciate his theory about Snow White getting her name because of her cocaine addition, "her being a princess and all.")
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Malin Akerman's bit about "loving a man who gives big," which literally climaxed with a simulated orgasm, falls under the same we're-so-sorry-you-had-to-do-this category as Robbie's bathtub sketch.
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If Thrones decides not to give Ramsay Bolton a redemption arc — and we highly doubt it will — at least actor Iwan Rheon got to sing about his true passion (gardening?) alongside fellow misunderstood baddie Danny Trejo.
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Step aside, Sad Batman — it's time for Pensive Steve Buscemi's 15 minutes of Internet fame.
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We'd like to believe that The Walking Dead's Andrew Lincoln and Norman Reedus spend their on-set downtime sipping smoothies in bathrobes, talking about how to "bring sweetness and light into the world." (Also, we'll take that 16-minute drum solo from Melissa McBride, thank you.)