Nick Kroll and John Mulaney as Gil Faizon and George St. Geegland took a break from their Oh, Hello run on Broadway and had to make a trip uptown to Harlem to see Conan O’Brien during his visit to NYC.
You can see why Conan has said of Oh, Hello, “Seen the show twice and it’s so funny it angers me.
Rory Scovel has a history of making the most of his televised stand-up performances.
On Conan alone, he’s done a set at the same time as Jon Dore, affected a Southern accent, and had a Liberace piano play in the background while in a tuxedo.
So, in this latest stand-up set on Conan, what could Rory do that would top all of that?
Well, watch, see, and, per usual, be amazed while laughing from your gut.
Conan and his posse are headed out of the studio for a whole week, this time to New York City, where Late Night with Conan O’Brien started nearly a quarter of a century ago.
However, this time, Conan will be taping at the legendary Apollo Theater in Harlem from Monday, October 31st-Thursday, November 3rd.
Here’s Conan O’Brien filling you in on the rest of the details and here’s where you can get tickets.