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Tina Fey grew up in Upper Darby, and that was made very clear this weekend when she and Jimmy Fallon appeared on Saturday Night Live's Weekend Update as women from Clifton Heights.

The bit was introduced as Weekend Update anchor Colin Jost said pundit are suggesting suburban Philadelphia women could be a the deciding voter block in the 2016 election.

Fey and Fallon came on stage as "Denise McDonough" and "Doreen Trolio" of Clifton Heights, wearing a Villanova vest and an Eagles sweatshirt, respectively.

The pair discussed the famous – or infamous to some – Mummer's Parade, and compared Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump to a drunk mummer.

"Have you been to that, Colin Jost," Fey asked the anchor while in character. "You should go, it's terrible."

Fallon did his best to mimic the Philadelphia-area accent, albeit not well, by mentioning the tow hoagies he and Fey brought for Jost.

What did you think of the pair's portrayal of the suburbs? Decide for yourself after watching the Weekend Update clip below:

Image and video via Saturday Night Live YouTube page