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gaping snorf

The right reply when someone shouts "righteous kill" instead of "Quaid Army." Andy Samberg coined it in an unaired SNL sketch, later staged on Late Night with Seth Meyers.

coined by listener · term catalogued by the Screen Beat fan dictionary

First heard Ep. 107 · 14:17 Shy Ronnie 2: Ronnie & Clyde 9 mentions across 7 episodes, 2025-07-15 to 2026-09-17

Keeps company with: qumpfiring on all cylinderQuidstrauntsqueaky cleandem clicks

Where it comes from

In Ep. 106 the hosts watch it staged with a different cast and flag it as 'another one for the pod'. In Ep. 107 a listener suggests it as the reply to a flubbed call-and-response, and the hosts adopt it.

How the hosts use it

The call is 'Quaid Army' and the answer is 'righteous kill'. It tells them they did it wrong and leaves them flat-footed, and the hosts plan to say it to confused fans in Miami.

Why fans love it

The sketch itself is a tearful bully in a My Little Pony jacket.

Written by the AI from the transcripts. Every sentence was checked against them, one by one (the full episode transcript wherever a sentence names one); 5 sentences that failed the check are left out. How the check works.

Every time it comes up

Ep. 104 Boogerman Part 1&2 2026-03-26

  • 37:33

    Andy: The clips look great.

Ep. 106 I Broke My Arm 2026-04-08

  • 1:09:30

    I'm just a gaping snorf. Cut to Seth.

    coined here
  • 1:09:30

    I'm just a gaping snorf. Cut to Seth. Bewildered Seth. A gaping snorf.

Ep. 107 Shy Ronnie 2: Ronnie & Clyde 2026-04-16

  • 14:17

    Gaping snorf. You did it wrong.

  • 14:17

    Gaping snorf. You did it wrong.

Ep. 116 I Just Had Sex (Part 1) 2026-06-18

  • 22:45

    Seth: very satisfying righteous kiss