Synopsis: Since its inception, Saturday Night Live has produced a large proportion of the nation's finest comedic actors, and Will Ferrell takes his place at the head of this elite group. He distinguished himself on the show with popular recurring characters, apt impressions, and a willingness to go... Since its inception, Saturday Night Live has produced a large proportion of the nation's finest comedic actors, and Will Ferrell takes his place at the head of this elite group. He distinguished himself on the show with popular recurring characters, apt impressions, and a willingness to go to extremes so he could push the limits of comedy. The first volume of his best skits compiles some of Will's brightest moments, including Craig the Cheerleader, President George W. Bush, James Lipton, and many more. The second includes his hilarious impression of Attorney General Janet Reno's Dance Party, which is attended in this episode by Rudy Giuliani, and his parody of James Lipton's INSIDE THE ACTOR'S STUDIO features Kate Hudson playing a delightfully flaky Drew Barrymore. Also making an appearance is Will's Professor Klarvin, one half of the lustfully unctuous couple in "The Lovers," and the mythical Bill Brasky, who is never actually seen but whose legend grows ever taller. [More]