Andy Samberg desires everybody to know he did not kill Seth Meyers’ canine Frisbee

Andy Samberg is claiming he was not concerned within the current loss of life of his longtime archenemy, Frisbee.

The Lonely Island member, 47, was pressed by fellow SNL alum Kate McKinnon, 41, to share the place he was when Seth Meyers’ small Italian Greyhound handed away throughout a current Entertainment Tonight interview.

“I didn’t kill Frisbee,” Samberg replied, “a lot as that may’ve delighted me.’

When requested by McKinnon if he likes canines, the Roses actor answered, “Oh yeah, lots.”

So what was the issue with Frisbee, precisely? “Oh, simply the final look and vibe,” Samberg stated. “And, um, essence. And like, really feel.”

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Samberg then acquired actual for simply a second, earlier than persevering with his long-held custom of completely dunking on the little canine and its proprietor.

“You realize, you don’t need to be like mucking up somebody’s precise passing,” he stated. “However on this occasion it was inarguably fairly humorous. Sick burn on Seth and he deserves nothing however ache. Only a dangerous particular person.”

“Yeah,” McKinnon stated. Samberg added, “We each agree on that.”

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Meyers introduced that Frisbee died on Aug. 19, simply in the future after Samberg celebrated his forty seventh birthday. The pair mentioned the information protection surrounding the little canine’s loss of life — and the way it regularly referenced Samberg’s deep, deep hatred of her — on the newest episode of their Lonely Island and Seth Meyers podcast.

“By no means in my wildest goals did I believe A, that I’d have the privilege of being so inextricably linked to Frisbee’s demise,” Samberg stated. “[Or] that good ol’ Fris would get a lot love and protection. I imply, what a dream come true throughout the board.”

He added that the truth that “information broke proper round my birthday didn’t harm issues,” both.

“For anybody on the market who desires to simply be sure like persons are really actual human beings and are pals, you advised me earlier than the information broke and I really feel prefer it was a traditional response,” Samberg clarified. To which Meyers replied, “It was completely precisely what you’d need from a good friend. I additionally reached out and stated, ‘Properly, the awkward second has lastly arrived.’”

Actually, Meyers famous he was “proud” of Samberg for his timeless dedication to the bit, even when the Late Night host repeatedly made it clear to him that Frisbee was on her final leg. “You didn’t take your foot off the gasoline,” he stated.

“I really feel like that may’ve been disrespectful to her, in a variety of methods,” Samberg stated. “She would’ve been like, ‘Hey, don’t take it straightforward on me.’”

Samberg's feud wasn't one-sided, both. "She disliked him too, FWIW," Meyers wrote on X in response to an obituary.

Watch Samberg deal with Frisbee's loss of life within the clip above.

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