Saturday Night Live's Best Springtime Skits Will Turn Your Housebound Frown Upside Down

Jimmy Fallon and the gang are back together for "I Wish It Was Christmas Today," this time mechanically jamming to a spring-inspired set in matching pastel sweaters. There's a problem, though: Simon Cowell's just not impressed.

This sketch features a dry-witted Michael Keaton showing off things in his Easter basket. The items in it are simply not for kids — let's just say you might not look at a Cadbury Creme Egg and Peep the same way again.

Melissa McCarthy has always been a delight as Sean Spicer, so making her Sean Spicer as the Easter Bunny (which happened IRL and possibly happened under this administration) is just another layer of fun. As she's impersonating him apologizing for his Hitler comments, the jokes get darker and darker despite her fluffy exterior.

Bobby Moynihan is Drunk Uncle with tips on how to spend time with the family on Easter Sunday during this throwback Weekend Update segment with Seth Meyers. Suffice to say, he's simply not having a wonderful Easter time.

The Crunk-Ass Easter Festival is so wild that it will "give Jesus nightmares." Thinking about getting those cute pastel plastic eggs? Well, you're going to get scrambled ones instead.

Here's a sexy ad . . . for a hotline to call your grandparents on Easter. We'd sign up for Kate McKinnon and Leslie Jones to be our smothering, gift-giving grandmas, TBH.

This skit isn't strictly Easter-related, but it does feature bunnies! It's a promotion for the soundtrack of Bunny Business, a "tail" about ambitious office bunnies. The musical lineup is pretty hoppin', even featuring a track from Shakira, er, Taylor Swift herself.

Will Forte and Kristen Wiig singing silly honky-tonk songs about Easter will have you yeehawing in no time. Not gonna lie, "The New Easter Anthem" is kind of a banger once you get past the utterly deliberate pitchiness. And yes, that's Seth Rogen in pigtails introducing them.

The resurrection of Jesus gets a gritty Quentin Tarantino twist in this mock trailer for Djesus Uncrossed. It'll have you, like Fred Armisen, saying Jesus H. Christ.

There's a first for everything, including seeing The Rock dancing in a cute-as-hell daisy outfit for a fake community-theater production. Regrets? The daisy actors had them.

Lift up your spirits with Garth (Fred Armisen) and Kat's (Kristen Wiig) album of incoherent spring songs. There's a joy to be had in their nonsense, not to mention their cute pastel vests . . . where the bees are, um, getting buzzy and busy.

Of course Stefon (Bill Hader), Seth Meyer's reliable city correspondent, is here to give you the 411 on all of the hottest clubs to visit in NYC in the spring. Frankly, watching him play a game of borderline-offensive Mad Libs might even be more fun than actual outside plans. One of his purely nonsensical picks is *posh singsongy voice* "Maaaaary."