Key and Peele

Key & Peele Have The Same Problem With "Baby It's Cold Outside" As You Do

Just let her go home, dude!

Monday, December 21, 2015 - 13:18

The song Baby It's Cold Outside is something of a holiday classic (and is performed beautifully in Elf), but there's always been something a bit – well, a bit off about the lyrics. If someone says they want to go home, let them go home, right? This sketch from season one of Key & Peele not only makes that point amazingly, it also shows off how good Jordan Peele looks in a dress.

The 12 Funniest Christmas Movies Ever

Elf: Nobody has ever done childlike enthusiasm better than Will Ferrell. A pre-Game Of Thrones Peter Dinklage lays the smack down on him in one of cinema's greatest fights.

New Line Cinema

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Trading Places: Eddie Murphy, Dan Aykroyd and Jamie Lee Curtis at their 1980s peak in a seasonal tale of wealth and bullshit.

Paramount Pictures

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Scrooged: Sleazy ad-man Bill Murray is taken on his own personal Christmas Carol, with the cutest kid in cinema history at the end.

Paramount Pictures

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Planes, Trains & Automobiles: John Candy at his most loveable and Steve Martin at his most uptight. Highlights include "Those aren't pillows!" and Martin's "fucking" monologue.

Paramount Pictures

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The Nightmare Before Christmas: A beautiful stop-motion tale of Halloween meeting Christmas, complete with an insanely catchy soundtrack and an adorable deceased dog.

Buena Vista Pictures

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A Muppet Christmas Carol: Charles Dickens' classic given a layer of felt. Michael Caine takes it completely seriously throughout. It's amazing.

Buena Vista Pictures

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Love Actually: Several terrible subplots can't take away from the magnificence of Bill Nighy as frazzled rockstar Billy Mack.

Universal Pictures

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Kiss Kiss Bang Bang: A pitch-black twist-frenzy with razor-sharp dialogue from Robert Downey Jr and Val Kilmer.

Warner Bros

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Gremlins: Dark as hell yet completely adorable, a strange highlight comes in Phoebe Cates' tale of her father's in-chimney death.

Warner Bros

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Home Alone: Blunt force trauma has never been so much fun.

20th Century Fox

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Die Hard: Considering he's on his own for most of the film, Bruce Willis sure cracks a lot of jokes.

20th Century Fox

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Bad Santa: Profane, vulgar, disgusting, violent and all sorts of other great things, in a career-best performance from Billy Bob Thornton.

Dimension Films

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