This legendary clip originates from the 'Celebrity Jeopardy!' sketch on Saturday Night Live (SNL), specifically the episode that aired on October 23, 1999. The scene features Will Ferrell as the long-suffering host Alex Trebek and Darrell Hammond as his eternal antagonist, Sean Connery. In the sketch, Trebek presents the category 'An Album Cover,' only for Connery to gleefully misinterpret the spacing to read it as 'Anal Bum Cover,' much to Trebek's visible frustration and disgust. The 'Anal Bum Cover' moment is a cornerstone of the long-running gag involving Connery's relentless sexual taunting of Trebek. It represents the pinnacle of 'the wrong kind of reading' and the joy of deliberate, crude subversion. In internet culture, this clip is the go-to reaction for instances where poor typography or kerning leads to unintended meanings, or when someone intentionally chooses the most inappropriate interpretation of a sentence. Commonly used captions for this meme include: 'Me looking at a logo with terrible font choice,' 'When the kerning on the sign is just a little too tight,' and 'My brain during a serious job interview.' it serves as a relatable representation of intrusive thoughts and the hilarious results of a dirty mind.