The following is a list of recurring Saturday Night Live characters and sketches introduced between October 4, 2003, and May 15, 2004, the twenty-ninth season of SNL. The Barry Gibb Talk Show A Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake sketch. Debuted October 11, 2003. Mascots Featured only in episodes where Justin Timberlake has hosted, Timberlake takes to the sidewalk as a costumed street advertiser (ex: man dressed as chicken to promote fried chicken chain) to upstage an existing street vendor in a competing business. Naturally, Timberlake outstages the previous person by parodying current contemporary hits (with his boombox), followed immediately by the signature slogan "Bring it on down to __ville". Debuted October 11, 2003. Appearances Billy Smith Billy Smith (played by Fred Armisen) is a Native American comedian who has performed stand-up on three Weekend Update episodes and made a small appearance in Liam Neeson's monologue in 2004. His jokes usually begin as fairly average stand-up jokes (why did the chicken cross the road?), but his punchlines suddenly veer into obscure references to Native American culture. This of course results only in confusion and nervous titters from the audience, at which point Billy Smith patiently explains the cultural reference so that the audience can understand the joke. Debuted October 18, 2003. Starkishka & Appreciante A Finesse Mitchell and Maya Rudolph sketch. Debuted October 18, 2003. Spy Glass This sketch is a UK-based version of Access Hollywood where Seth Meyers and Amy Poehler play reporters who gossip about celebrities inside and outside their hometown. Meyers' character would make repeated bad puns about celebrity current events, while Poehler's character would make thinly-veiled confessions to stalking celebrities. American reporters Pat O'Brien (Jimmy Fallon) and Gene Shalit (Horatio Sanz) would make guest appearances. Episodes: November 1, 2003 - Kelly Ripa as Geri Halliwell (Spice Girls) February 14, 2004 - Drew Barrymore as Jenny Belvedere January 22, 2005 - Paul Giamatti as Rupert Smythe Pennington April 9, 2005 - Cameron Diaz as Edwina Peppermint A sketch on the May 1, 2004 dress rehearsal featured Lindsay Lohan as a teen beat correspondent, but was cut before broadcast. Terrell and his wife A J. B. Smoove and Paula Pell sketch. Debuted November 1, 2003. Dave "Zinger" Clinger A Seth Meyers sketch. Debuted November 15, 2003. Abe Scheinwald A Rachel Dratch sketch. Debuted November 15, 2003. Abe Scheinwald (Rachel Dratch) is the elderly and perhaps somewhat senile head of