Ian Edwards’ joke on Bruce Lee is one of favorites of his ever expanding catalog of material and we’re more than glad to see that Conan’s Team Coco gave it a full animation treatment thanks to Dilara Karabas.
After enjoying that, do yourself a favor and get Ian’s entire album 100% Half Assed from Team Coco Records.
Next week, the premiere of Sharktopus vs. Pteracuda will finally arrive at SyFy, but Conan O’Brien graciously presented his one and only scene in the movie last night as well as Gary Oldman’s reaction to it after a private viewing.
All we can say is that both Conan and Oldman showcased their acting amazing talents here.
Even at 92, Carl Reiner is keeping up the ever changing tides of the Internet. When appearing on Conan last night, he took the first ever “selfishie” with Conan O’Brien and we wouldn’t be surprised at all if it caught on.
Watch and see what it exactly is here.
Reggie Watts returns to Conan to do something he’s never done before. There are no looping pedals, dancers, or memorable sweaters, but there is a heartfelt country song about the majestic creatures that are horses.
Watch it all really happen here.
Leading up to the premiere of SyFy’s Sharktopus vs. Pteracuda on Aug. 2nd, Conan O’Brien has gone out on a full blown ad campaign via billboards, Hollywood Reporter, etc.
Conan O’Brien’s latest remote segment focuses on what all the fuss is about about the dating app known as Tinder. Conan enlists the help of actor Dave Franco to navigate through Tinder and, of course, the results, unlike all those times you watch your friends on Tinder, are worth watching.
If anything, they use a sweet ride to pick up a Tinder date. Watch it all here.
Last time he was on Conan, Mark Normand had one of our favorite late night stand up sets of the year.
This week, Normand returned to Conan as well as having released his album and having his half hour special on Comedy Central still to premiere tomorrow.
Continue to make it a whole week of Normand by watching his latest Conan set here.
You’ve seen part one and two of Triumph the Insult Comic Dog tour around NYC’s various World Cup camps and wreak his fun havoc.
Now here’s part 3 where Triumph actually ends up going to Brazil. We’re sure, down there, nothing will get lost in translation with a dog puppet doing insults in a thick Eastern European accent in English.
Daniel Sloss is now in rare company with having performed on Conan’s TBS show three times.
Watch and see why with his latest set here.
Enjoyed part one of Triumph the Insult Comic Dog taking on World Cup fans around New York City? Well, enjoy part two where Triumph visits England, Japan, and Ivory Coast fans in addition to seeing more of Robert Smigel’s arm.
Triumph The Insult Comic Dog went around various boroughs in NYC to take on every country’s fans while watching the World Cup. Not only is it entertaining to see Triumph roast soccer and the whole world, country by country, but it’s also pretty great to see how many times the hilarious Robert Smigel, the man behind Triumph, enters frame. Also, this is only part one.
As there are complaints about the conditions down in Brazil during the World Cup, Conan O’Brien had a chat with the head of public relations down there to see what the deal is. Surprisingly (or unsurprisingly), the guy (Andres du Bouchet) that Conan was able to reach was not unlike the guy (also Andres du Bouchet) who was covering PR for the Sochi Olympics earlier this year.
Hari Kondabolu makes his return to do stand-up on Conan and is, again, great in going through a set list that includes such topics as colonialism, chess, and speaking Chinese in a Chinese restaurant.
The supposedly educational Wikipedia-optimised toy bear known as Wiki Bear has been nothing but a source of history’s most horrifying facts when on Conan and now, in its latest appearance, has gone even crazier.
Just watch how off the rails this bit gets here.
Conan O’Brien’s Clueless Gamer is back and this time he’s ready to mash some buttons as he reviews an advance copy of the new Super Smash Bros. He also questions basic historical knowledge of his employees considering how much they know about the Nintendo universe.
Ian Edwards appeared again on Conan last night to do stand up as well as be the first comedian to have an album off of Team Coco Records.
Watch his great set and pick up 100% Half Assed now.
NYC’s Gary Vider did quite nicely for his late night stand up debut on Conan, making a great showcase of sharp joke writing and timing.
Watch his set here.
The very funny NYC based Mike Recine made his first stand up appearance ever on Conan this week and, along with that, we’re reminded of how ridiculous that Mrs. Doubtfire movie is as well as the harsh rules of The Special Olympics.
In an effort to further his campaign to take over The Late Late Show next year when Craig Ferguson steps down, Norm MacDonald put together a “one-minute audition reel” while on Conan in addition to doing his routinely amazing panel interview with Conan O’Brien and Andy Richter.
There’s no way that CBS can completely ignore this.
“Coming this fall” Eddie Pepitone stars in Hoarder’s Hospital.
If only Conaco was in charge of making more shows, the world would be a better place.
You don’t need a trailer for a horror movie to see a terrifying children’s toy.
Just watch more from Conan’s infamous WikiBear that juxtaposes general trivia with less general, more awful trivia.
TBS Extends Conan O’Brien Through 2018
All the networks that have late night programming are anteing up with their respective late night shows as the end of the year will see a huge uprooting with Stephen Colbert leaving Comedy Central to replace David Letterman, Larry Wilmore replacing Colbert, and Ferguson leaving altogether.
TBS made the smart move and re-upped Conan O’Brien and his show Conan all the way through 2018.
We know it’s Mother’s Day, but a new Marc Maron appearance on Conan, out of his dozens over the years is worth watching and enjoying even if it’s not in the spirit of the day.
Watch him chat with Conan and Andy here (parts one and two)
The incredibly funny Emily Heller returned to Conan this week to perform another delightful stand-up set.
Paul F. Tompkins stopped by Conan last night and, like Tompkins is everywhere he goes, was wonderful in chatting about bow ties, drinking way too much Guinness for a stunt, and a charming/slightly creepy story about his wife’s hometown.
If you’re watching this and thinking that this guy should have his own show, check out Speakeasy and No, You Shut Up now.