20 SNL-Inspired Gifts That Won't Give You Schweddy Balls About Holiday Shopping

Updated on Nov 26, 2018 at 11:08 AM

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Saturday Night Live has always been the gift that keeps on giving. In addition to blessing the world with hilarious holiday-themed sketches, jaw-dropping musical performances, and painfully relateable skits, it also brings some of the most iconic characters and one-liners in TV history. Since most of us probably quote some of the show's most notable sketches from time to time ("No one can resist my Schweddy Balls" and "It's my d*ck in a box, girl" immediately come to mind), why not take your gift giving up a notch this year? These could work for both serious and gag gifting, and they're all guaranteed to put a smile on someone's face.

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20 SNL-Inspired Gifts That Won't Give You Schweddy Balls About Holiday Shopping

More Cowbell! Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure

SNL Board Game

"Is This WiFi Organic?" Mug

Live From New York: The Complete, Uncensored History of Saturday Night Live as Told by Its Stars, Writers, and Guests

David S. Pumpkins With Skeletons Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure

Live From New York Hooded Sweatshirt

Trivial Pursuit: Saturday Night Live Edition

Jeopardy Mug

D*ck in a Box Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure

More Cowbell T-Shirt

Saturday Night Live Playing Cards

David S. Pumpkins "Any Questions" Mug

Roseanne Roseannadanna Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure

Gilda Radner Buttons

Wayne's World Shot Glass Set

SNL Seasons 1-5 Box Set

Spartan Cheerleaders Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure

Dooneese T-Shirt

SNL Stoneware Coasters — Set of 4

Stefon Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure

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