Conan O’Brien delivers yet another classic remote segment where he actually goes to TBS’ head of Standards and Practices to see what might and might not get censored on the show.
Of course, Conan mines every bit of comedy gold out of this and then some. Watch it here.
Of course, Conan O’Brien’s first remote segment of 2016 is so damn funny as all his remotes are so damn funny.
This time, Conan helps a Team Coco staffer Diana Chang get ready for her driving test and brings along experienced driving instructors(?) Kevin Hart and Ice Cube. The results probably have overprepared Diana and give us the Ice Cube that the country got into from the first Friday.
Watch it all here.
Nowadays, Ian Karmel and Ron Funches are doing well for themselves in comedy here in LA. However, they’ve both transplanted here from Portland, OR and have even been roommates.
So, naturally, being on Conan together is both a dream come true and a really fun, rare type of late night stand up set. Watch it here and here to see what we’re getting at.
The Conan in Armenia special aired this week and is now online in full at TeamCoco.com or diced up into several great clips.
As you probably expected, Conan brought his legendary goofing around wherever he and his assistant Sona Movsesian went.
From an Armenian language course to taking requests from Sona’s family…
…to visiting an Armenian matchmaker per Sona’s family request…
…to buying an authentic Armenian rug…
…to trading some dance moves at an Armenian temple…
…to taking a necessary and respectful visit to the Armenian Genocide Memorial…
…to picking a “tasteful” painting at a flea market…
…to attempting to herd some sheep…
…to showing of the spoils of their trip to Sona’s family, Conan and Sona’s visit to Armenia is a great showcase for Conan having a whole other show where he travels to the forgotten places amongst travel shows and makes great TV just by being Conan.
As you all well know by Conan O’Brien’s remote segments, Conan can take the most tepid of places and make it as full of tomfoolery just by himself.
The addition of his assistant Sona Movsesian who is trying to not be too embarrassed in the Conan in Armenia special that premieres tonight (11PM on TBS) only make Conan’s clowning around all the more apparent and joyful.
Just see what he does by going into a very tranquil Armenian market place.
Conan’s Conan in Armenia special premieres tomorrow at 11PM on TBS and from the looks of this trailer, Conan O’Brien took in as much of Armenia as he could with his Armenian assistant Sona Movsesian.
Sheep herding, exotic foods, a sobering visit to the Armenian Genocide Memorial Complex, and more are all parts of this latest special remote episode of Conan that you shouldn’t miss.
On Nov. 17th, Conan O’Brien’s trip to Armenia with his assistant Sona Movsesian will air as a special episode of Conan.
Get a taste of what shenanigans Conan pulled all the way in Armenia here.
After a week trip, Conan O’Brien has made it back stateside from Armenia where he taped another special abroad episode of Conan. Conan went under the premise of taking his assistant Sona, who is Armenian, to the “homeland” even though she was born in the U.S.A.
Watch Conan talk up #ConanArmenia with Andy Richter here.
(via Variety)
He might have had this title for years now, but Conan O’Brien has to unequivocally be the most intrepid host in late night.
He’s traveled all across the globe over his decades as a late night talk show host from Atlanta to Ireland to Cuba to Comic-Con, which has made for some of his best segments.
Now, Conan is taping a whole show in Armenia along with his assistant, Sona Movsesian, who happens to be Armenian, set to premiere on Nov. 10th on TBS.
There’ll be plenty of reminders between now and the premiere date, but make sure now to watch this.
For your daily recommended serving of classic Conan O’Brien silliness, please watch this.
According to this latest edition of Bill Tull’s budget tips, he writes these tips himself.
In preparation for Conan O’Brien’s trip to Comic-Con, propmaster Bill Tull opted to make a new edition of his budget tips, this time focusing on cosplay.
Due to time restraints, the segment didn’t make air. Thankfully, Tull “fought” to have them shown on air in last night’s episode.
We’re fully expecting to see these cosplay tips be put into practice very soon.
Announced over a year ago, Conan: Live From Comic-Con finally begins tonight and will run through to a never before seen Saturday episode.
So, either tune in to TBS tonight through Sat. at 11PM to catch what should be a damn fun week of Conan or, if you happen to be at Comic-Con, look for a red pompadour stalking above a sea of cosplayers to see what hijinks Conan O’Brien and Team Coco are up to.
Clueless Gamer has just marked its very first multiplayer episode with a 3-on-3 showdown with Halo 5: Guardians.
Conan O’Brien enlisted the help of Aaron Bleyaert and Andy Richter to take on Thomas Middleditch, TJ Miller, and Zach Woods from Silicon Valley.
The results of the battle are all the trash talking, skill disparity based on generational differences, and bribing that you’d want from a Clueless Gamer battle.
With Conan O’Brien personally conducting the performance reviews, how well do you think Associate Producer Jordan Schlansky fared?
Conan donned a pair of intimidating glasses and the title of CEO of Conaco to give his staff a performance review.
As working at Conan isn’t like most jobs, these performance reviews were a little different from the norm (i.e. preparedness to save O’Brien in the event of an emergency). Obviously, O’Brien pays a visit to Jordan Schlansky to see what his worth to Conaco is.
On top of all of that, Andy Richter’s performance review is even more touchy than the rest and also pretty priceless.
As it turns out, Conan O’Brien had to “run and gun” a lot of the great bits and segments for the special Conan in Cuba episode.
So, to further explain the whole experience, Conan sat down with writers Jose Arroyo and Jessie Gaskell as well as Aaron Bleyaert at Team Coco’s digital arm and getting punched by Conan in the Clueless Gamer series to talk how they managed to pull of the feat of going to Cuba and making the special as great as it was.
Watch the hour long Q&A here.
One of Conan O’Brien’s employees, Chris Hayes, Head of Team Coco IT, loves Taco Bell and Conan decided to use that as a reason to shoot another one of his great remote segments.
So, Conan has some fun at Taco Bell headquarters including bringing a little Irish flavor to the Bell. Watch it here.
Conan O’Brien has the almost singular ability to go into any situation, no matter how rote or mundane it is, and create absolutely hysterical moments and situations.
Nowhere is this more evident than the remote segments he has done over the years while hosting his late night talk shows. So, naturally, we loved the idea of TBS putting on an entire special of his remote segments, “Conan To Go: The Remotes Special”, this past week.
If you missed out on watching it, Conan’s Team Coco has put it up for us all to enjoy at our leisure.
The entirety of comedy has been trying to deal with one of the most tragic falls of one of its own that it has ever had. That’s saying a lot given the very well known flaws of many comedians, but the counts upon counts upon counts of sexual assault and rape levied at Bill Cosby have been hard to process given how so many people held him in such high regard.
So, comedy is starting to do what it does best and bring some levity to the whole matter. You might have caught Seth Meyers do a meta-bit about doing a joke about the controversy surrounding Cosby or a quick one-liner from Jon Stewart on The Daily Show.
Last night, Conan O’Brien delivered a Cosby joke within his What’s Conan Watching Now (around 1:12) segment on Conan.
As a Cosby biographer stated that he may to revise future editions of Cosby: His Life and Times, more live performances of Cosby are getting cancelled or are offering refunds before the shows even happen, Bill Cosby himself resigned from the Temple University Board of Trustees, and Bill Cosby himself only spoke up on the matter to say that he “…doesn’t have to answer to innuendos,” late night jokes on national television are seemingly only the beginning of what will be a hot button topic for comedians for the next several years.
Conan O’Brien and one of his associate producers Jordan Schlansky have gone on many “delightful” escapades over the years.
Conan dealing with Jordan in going coffee tasting at Intelligentsia in Silverlake is yet another example of how funny two people getting on each other’s nerves can really be.
For once, Conan O’Brien doesn’t struggle too much with gameplay while doing his video game review show, Clueless Gamer. He just got a chance to play/review the latest installment of The Assassin’s Creed franchise in Assassin’s Creed Unity and got the hang of it.
While playing, O’Brien found that he didn’t too much assistance from Aaron Bleyaert unlike he did when trying to cross a street in Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare. However, Conan also found that he enjoyed the assassination part a lot, perhaps, too much.
Apparently, the master of the Beliebers, Justin Bieber is taking boxing lessons from the one and only Floyd Mayweather.
This week, Conan O’Brien was able to somehow get “exclusive footage” of their training sessions and it’s probably, we’re guessing, what you’ve been waiting to see happen to Justin Bieber.
If you think you know what going “off-the-rails” is like with Conan O’Brien, you don’t know what goes on when the audience and the airwaves bringing his talk show to TV screens around the world.
Well, we all got a look into exactly what that is like with his Scrapisode full of rehearsals, bloopers, etc. like Conan laughing through entire desk piece or randomly breaking into a cover of Radiohead’s Creep.
On Conan last night, Nathan Fielder talked more on his Dumb Starbucks idea on Nathan For You as well as addressing the “unintentionally” explicit Instagrams he took earlier this year, which Instagram wasn’t too pleased with.
Also, Fielder’s interaction with Andy are priceless here.
Saying a funny line then analyzing and trying it another way, doing the same for act outs, and getting everyone else in on the fun, and, of course, using the band all come into play when the hysterical Todd Glass made his appearance on Conan last night.
Watch it all here and be sure to buy Todd’s new book The Todd Glass Situation and maybe he’ll appear on late night more often.
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.