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Sunday, January 16, 2011

What A Ham!

SNL: Andy Sandberg And Pee-wee Herman Get Drunk And Beat The S*it Out Of Anderson Cooper

by Sarah Devlin | 12:13 am, January 16th, 2011

On Saturday Night Live: Ever wonder what Pee Wee Herman is like after 10-15 shots? Andy Samberg and Anderson Cooper find out on tonight’s Digital Short.

The short opens with Samberg and Paul Reubens — better known as Pee-Wee Herman — locking eyes across a crowded bar. The two of them end up on an epic bender that begins with dancing on the bar, assaulting Anderson Cooper and a police officer (in that order) with a chair, and ends with an intervention courtesy of Andy’s friends and the armchair from “Pee Wee’s Playhouse.”

Luckily, Andy and Pee Wee listen to reason, Anderson Cooper’s beautiful mug remains intact, and everyone celebrates their commitment to sobriety with a round of shots. Whoops!

Watch the video from NBC below:

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