Andy Samberg may not have liked Seth Meyers’s dog Frisbee, but that doesn’t mean he murdered her as a birthday present to himself. Or, at least, that’s what he’d would like us to believe. “I didn’t kill Frisbee,” Samberg told Entertainment Tonight when his The Roses co-star Kate McKinnon asked for his alibi. “Much as that would have delighted me.” He was suspiciously missing the “alibi” portion, so the question remains.
Frisbee died recently after 14 years of life, Meyers shared on August 19, one day after Samberg’s birthday. Prompted by McKinnon to explain his “beef with Fris,” Samberg elaborated, “Oh, just the general appearance and vibe and essence.” Seems like a motive. He added that he hated that Frisbee was “more talon than foot.” Samberg ended the segment calling it a “sick burn on Seth” that nearly all obituaries of Frisbee mentioned his hatred of the dog, noting, “He deserves nothing but pain.” Hey, the current state of late-night TV is probably torturing him enough.
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But he has yet to provide an alibi for the death of Seth Meyers’s dog.
