"The Snappening," a leak of 200,000 private photos stolen from Snapchat users, happened as promised this weekend, allegedly with the help of the same photo collectors who leaked hundreds of celebrity nudes last month. And the early reviews from horny Redditors are in: Not enough nudes.

Celebrity-nude-selfie-gate was a thing that passed quickly for most people. They came to the internet, they clicked around and saw the pictures. That role completed, they went back to watching Redtube and reruns of How I Met Your Mother.

Stephen Colbert responded to the weekend's biggest news—the theft and publication of a bunch of female celebrities' private nude photos—by taking a stand against looking at or sharing the ill-gotten nudes.

Fox News' Outnumbered, the show where one rotating male guest explains to a group of women how cat calls are flattering and Michelle Obama is fat, had a segment on celebrity nudes today. Dude expert Greg Gutfeld pointed out to the ladies that while being mad at the hackers who released Kate Upton's nudes is fine, we should all be equally as mad at Edward Snowden.