Tell me a SNL Christmas bedtime story.

Once upon a time on SNL, there was a character named Lily. At bedtime, Lily would always tell her teddy bear about her day on the SNL set. She talked about the funny sketches and the amazing actors she worked with. Then she would close her eyes and dream of new and hilarious skits for the next show.

Once upon a time, there was a mechanic who worked on the sets of SNL. Every night, after a long day of making sure all the wacky props and sets were in perfect working order, he would go home to his cozy little apartment. One evening, as he was about to fall asleep, he started to dream about all the famous comedians he had seen perform on the SNL stage. He dreamed that he was part of a skit, and his mechanical skills were put to use in the funniest of ways. The dream made him chuckle in his sleep, and he woke up the next morning with a big smile, ready for another day of behind - the - scenes SNL magic.

I'm not sure which specific 'SNL Children's Christmas Story' you're referring to. There could be many skits or stories related to Christmas on SNL. Maybe it's about a child's magical Christmas adventure in a fictional town created for the SNL skit, with lots of humorous characters and unexpected plot twists.

I'm not sure there is a widely known official 'snl mueller and eric trump bedtime story' in a common sense. It could be some fictional or satirical story made up perhaps related to the SNL (Saturday Night Live) skits about Mueller investigation and Eric Trump. Without more specific information, it's hard to detail the exact story.

Well, once upon a time, the Trump brothers were in a big, shiny building in New York. They were looking out at the city lights. One brother said, 'Look at all this, we should do more to make it even better for everyone.' And they started planning all these great things like building more parks and helping small businesses. They knew they had a lot of influence and wanted to use it for good before going to bed that night.

One possible SNL Christmas bedtime story could be set in a fictional SNL studio during Christmas. The cast is preparing for a big Christmas special. But there are all kinds of mishaps. The set keeps getting decorated wrong, the costumes are all mixed up. However, instead of getting frustrated, they turn all these problems into hilarious skits. They then broadcast this chaotic but extremely funny Christmas special, and it becomes a huge hit. People all over the world watch it on Christmas night and laugh themselves to sleep, thinking about the crazy SNL Christmas adventure.

There could be an SNL Trump Christmas story where Trump decides to have a very 'American - First' Christmas. He bans all foreign - made Christmas presents from the White House celebration. Then he discovers that most of the traditional Christmas items like ornaments and stockings are made overseas. He ends up in a comical scramble to find enough 'Made in America' Christmas stuff, all while his staff tries to keep up with his ever - changing demands.

Well, one SNL horror story could be about a prop that went horribly wrong. During a skit, there was a fake knife prop that was supposed to be dull. But somehow, it had a sharp edge and an actor got nicked by it while performing. It was a scary moment as everyone on set was worried about the actor's safety and it threw off the whole rhythm of the skit.

There was a family who had a very special Christmas tradition. Every Christmas Eve, they would gather around the fireplace and read a story. This year, the youngest in the family, Lily, was chosen to pick the story. She chose a story about a little elf who lost his way on the way to deliver presents. The elf met a kind reindeer who helped him find his way back to Santa's workshop. In the end, the elf was able to deliver all his presents just in time for Christmas morning, and Lily fell asleep with this heart - warming story in her mind.

One SNL scary story could be about a haunted backstage area. The actors start noticing strange things like cold spots and whispers. They think it's just their imagination at first. But then, props start moving on their own. For example, a fake skull rolls across the floor during a rehearsal when no one is near it. It scares everyone and they start to believe there might be a real ghost there.