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Benedict Cumberbatch, a British actor famed for his Jar Jar Binks impersonation, had his chops supremely tested when MTV challenged him to do as many celebrity voices as he could in a single minute. It's called "The Imitation Game," which is, by sheer coincidence, also the title of Cabbagepatch's latest film.

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Game of Thrones has been criticized for its varied, seemingly random collection of British accents, but the lack of consistency across the different regions of Westeros and Essos just makes it easier for impressionist Steve Love to imitate a dozen characters from Season 4.

Arnold Schwarzenegger impressions are like assholes: Everybody has one and they all sound like crap.

Tired of trying to imagine what it would be like if Bonnie Tyler's classic '80s power ballad "Total Eclipse of the Heart" were sung by 19 other divas, including Adele, Cher, Barbra Streisand, Britney Spears, Kristin Chenoweth, and Julie Andrews?

With the noble goal of elevating the subtleties of speech, a group of scientists at the Royal Holloway College at the University in London endured an awful task. They studied "non-professional impersonators" doing their best impressions. The scientists looked at fMRI scans as these "non-professional impersonators" imitated other people's voices and foreign accents, in hopes to learn more about non-verbal aspects of speech—like tone, style, and contextual changes.

The "cunt punt" was still fresh on Michael Shannon's lips when the inevitable demand was first issued: Do Morgan Freeman next.

Saturday Night Live is off for a two-week hiatus, and thus the cast is making the rounds on the talk show circuit. On Conan, Fred Armisen took some time to discuss his inspirations for some of his more well-known impressions.

This cab driver's rendition of "Billie Jean" is so spot on that Michael Jackson fans will be booking his cab months in advance.

Conservative radio king Rush Limbaugh sure thinks Chinese people talk funny. Want to hear the impression of Chinese President Hu Jintao he unveiled today? It's 20 straight seconds of cartoonish "CHING CHANG CHONG" sounds. Seriously. The audio is below.

Here's eight minutes of footage from Jimmy Fallon's audition on the Saturday Night Live stage. In it, the 24-year-old does an array of impressions that range from Chris Rock to Adam Sandler. It's actually pretty darn impressive.

Saturday Night Live newbie Jay Pharoah treated the Money Making Jam Boys to a few of his impressions that haven't been heard yet—including impressions of Kanye West, Jay-Z, and Family Guy's Stewie. Here's hoping Lourne's not pissed!

MTV's New Year's broadcast began with the following clip of Jersey Shore's Snooki and SNL's Bobby Moynihan—dressed as Snooki. Inside, they discuss the year that was and get ready for the new year with a "training montage, bitch!"

On The Kevin Pollak chat show, host and comedian Kevin Pollak asks his guests to do their best Larry King impressions. Watch as your favorite celebrities, from John Hamm to Kevin Smith, do hilarious and sometimes explicit Larry King impressions.

You see, that Saturday Night Live impression isn't so cruel after all—it seems that "cool" and "awesome" are among the teen queen's favorite words. Inside, check out a supercut of Miley's stellar vocabulary.

First-year featured SNL cast member Jay Pharoah is best known for his impressions, if that hasn't been obvious to viewers already. Upon his arrival, many debated whether he would take the Obama impersonation mantle from Fred Armisen. Watch! Should he?

While trying to explain why he hadn't visited the Late Show in years, Dana Carvey banged out impression after impression of famous late night hosts. From Johnny Carson to Merv Griffin, Gary Shandling to Jay Leno, he nailed 'em all.

Joy Behar celebrated her birthday on today's episode of The View by bringing her Saturday Night Live doppelganger on. Fred Armisen discussed the creative process behind his impersonations of President Obama, Gov. David Patterson, and of course—Joy.

Say what you will about jimmy Fallon, the man can do good impressions. Here he is singing the theme song for The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air in complete Neil Young get-up.