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"By now, it should be expected that Tina Fey and Amy Poehler would team up to make another pot of comedy gold. After all, their nine years on Saturday Night Live were consistently hilarious, their 2008 film Baby Mama was a smash hit, and their two stints as cohosts of the Golden Globes have not only been the highlights of the ceremony but have helped bring the awards show some of its highest ratings in years. So it should be no surprise that they&amp;#x27;re attempting to make lightning strike yet again as they are, according to Deadline, in final negotiations to costar as sisters in the upcoming comedy The Nest, written by SNL scribe Paula Pell. Helmed by Pitch Perfect director Jason Moore, the movie will focus on Fey and Poehler deciding to spend one last crazy weekend in their hometown after learning their parents have put their childhood home on the market. Hilarity is going to ensue big-time, so in honor of that, let&amp;#x27;s take a look at some of my favorite Fey-Poehler moments to help us get in the mood. Heckling Neil Patrick Harris at the 2013 Emmys I made no secret that NPH&amp;#x27;s monologue at last years Emmy telecast was not his strongest moment&amp;amp;#8212;and thankfully, Fey and Poehler injected some much-needed life into it by interrupting him with requests to take off his pants and twerk. The crowd loved it (check out Claire Danes cracking up in the background) and it was one of the funniest moments of the evening. Bonus? Their funny callback to Jennifer Lawrence falling on the stairs at the 2013 Oscars: Moviefone&amp;#x27;s Unscripted Interview As fun as it is to watch them be in character or deliver jokes, it&amp;#x27;s even better to see them simply hang out, as they do in this clip while promoting Baby Mama. They crack each other up talking about imagining George Clooney as a surrogate, a past career in break dancing, and Poehler&amp;#x27;s guest role on 30 Rock: 2008&amp;#x27;s SNL Sarah Palin and Hillary Clinton Sketch SNL has always been known for its ability to skewer politics, and the circus that was Palin&amp;#x27;s bid to be Vice President was ripe for parody. This now-classic sketch shows how amazing Fey and Poehler&amp;#x27;s chemistry is, especially when they are supplied with top-notch writing: The Opening Monologue From the 2013 Golden Globes: I could go on and on about how great their first time cohosting this ceremony was, but I won&amp;#x27;t. I&amp;#x27;ll just let their amazing jokes, funny banter, and comedic timing speak for itself: Baby Mama Thanks to Poehler, &amp;quot;Bitch, I don&amp;#x27;t know your life&amp;quot; is something I say about twice a month. This movie, in which Fey plans to adopt Poehler&amp;#x27;s soon-to-be baby has tons of funny scenes, but this one is firmly embedded in my mind: Fey Photobombing Poehler During the 2012 Golden Globes Proof that these ladies don&amp;#x27;t even have to say a word to make people laugh: Jimmy Fallon&amp;#x27;s Jersey Shore Parody Called Jersey Floor Remember when Jersey Shore was a pop-culture phenomenon? I know. As outlandish as that show was, I&amp;#x27;m happy it existed if for no other reason than that it spawned this Late Night With Jimmy Fallon parody, which featured Fey and Poehler as spray-tan junkie clingers: Presenting at the 2008 Emmys I think we can all agree that awards-show banter can be awful and awkward, but these two find a way to inject some life into their banter and make it so the audience is laughing with them and not at them: Fey and Poehler returning to the 2014 Golden Globes this year with another fantastic opening monologue: Bonus: a special appearance by Fey&amp;#x27;s fictional son, Randy, who wanted to be anywhere but at the awards show: What&amp;#x27;s your favorite Fey-Poehler moment? Are you looking forward to their upcoming movie?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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