All bets were off in this SNL classic that put Lindsay Lohan front and center

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Even though it was clear she was reading all of her lines off a teleprompter, Lindsay Lohan’s 2004 hosting gig on “Saturday Night Live,” became a surprise classic from the era.

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A hilarious sketch that has stood the test of time through the years plays off of Lohan’s sexuality while parodying the “Harry Potter” series.

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At the time, Lohan was constantly in the tabloids, as the country struggled to come to terms with a beloved Disney star becoming a grown woman.

In a sketch titled “Hogwarts Academy,” Harry Potter and his best friend Ron Weasley return to the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry after a long summer apart.

When their pal Hermione Granger arrives on the scene, the two pre-pubescent boys are astonished that their pal Hermione hit puberty and came back to school with large breasts.

When they ask her what happened, Lohan’s Hermione plays it off as if nothing has changed.

“Really? Seems like a lot happened,” Dratch as Potter tells Lohan.

Throughout the rest of the scene other familiar faces from the “Harry Potter” universe are caught off guard by Hermione’s breasts.

“Yikes. What happened?” Horatio Sanz as Hagrid says.

“Take it out of my brain, take it out! Doot-doot-doot-doot-doot! Okay, well, all right, I’d better go out to the woods and tame my dragon.”

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