Not only will you be benefitting animals that need a good home, you’ll be catching one hell of a stacked comedy show at the 3rd Annual Punchlines for Paws next weekend.
Tickets are going for $75-$150. Get them and more details here.
The rest of our listings for comedy shows, events, screenings, open mics, maps, and more can be found at www.thecomedybureau.com.
Lizz Winstead’s Lady Parts Justice will be livestreaming a telethon with performances and auctions from the stacked line-up that you see above. From that, they’ll raise funds for their efforts in fighting and raising awareness for pressing issues on several fronts important to LPJ.
The Life is a LIVING NIGHTMARE: A Telethon to Fix It will be livestreamed on Thursday, February 1st at 6PM PST with Sarah Silverman and Lizz Winstead (you know that she’s co-creator of The Daily Show, right?) as co-hosts at LadyPartsJustice.com or on FB here.
Get more details here.
Conan O’Brien and Andy Richter Go Full Lucha Libre During “Conan: Made in Mexico”
While doing their special “Conan Without Borders: Made in Mexico”, Conan and Andy came up with some of the best pro wrestling personas that there ever has been.
Conan O’Brien might just be one of the best goodwill ambassadors that there has ever been.
Conan O’Brien might have just made crying funnier than it has ever been in the history of television.
In trying to mimic Bryce Dallas Howard’s uncanny skill to cry on cue about anything, Conan tried everything he could to really cry.
See if he pulled it off here.
Tapings are happening on Sunday, October 23rd at 4PM and 7PM at UCB Sunset.
Get tickets now as this will probably sell out pretty fast.
The rest of our listings for comedy shows/events as well as open mics and maps are embedded at www.thecomedybureau.com.
Here’s yet another Conan desk piece that rides that line of being spectacularly daft and very clever at the same time with one of the best fictitious cameraman of all time, Andrés du Bouchet.
This bit on Conan makes all superfluous holidays that now exist on every single day of the calendar worth it.
Conan O’Brien, Andy Richter, and Team Coco know how to kick off their stay at Comic Con this week right.
Watch the showdown you’ve all been waiting for(?), Conan v Andy.
Here’s one gem from Conan’s 3rd Annual Scrapisode from last night. As Conan says in this clip “TV is a lie,” but few hosts highlight that lie and make it fun all the same like he does.
You can watch the whole ‘Scrapisode’ here.
It’s rare that you see two late night hosts get really ‘inside baseball’ about their craft while on air on one of their own late night programs.
When it does happen, it’s fascinating as you’re pointed out subtle, subconscious nuances that probably contribute to why you love something like Full Frontal with Samantha Bee or Conan.
Unbeknownst to Conan O’Brien, his longtime sidekick Andy Richter has had 18 books worth of rage published.
Last night, Andy showed them all off to Conan.
On top of how great of a bit this is, take notice how each cover consecutively zooms in on Andy’s face.
Forget about crunching the numbers of whether repeatedly buying piñatas would be cheaper than a gym membership.
(via Deadline)
Maybe Andy Richter will shine like Steve Harvey does as a game show host on Family Feud?
The idea stemmed from a game that Jimmy Kimmel plays on Jimmy Kimmel Live where a celebrity is challenged to a trivia match against one of their own super fans. Kimmel has now gotten it to be its own series, not unlike Fallon has done with Lip Sync Battle, at ABC.
It’s a weekly game show, so we’re going to assume Richter will retain his role as Conan’s sidekick.
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.
Rather than watching go through questions on a blue card, you want to be lured in the ultra cool hangout that is a late night talk show when watching late night.
Jeff Goldblum’s appearance on Conan this week was just that as it crossed the intersection of the silly and sublime even though the topic was Jeff as a new dad.
If you’re appearing on late night soon, take notes.
Life tips, better known as life hacks, seem to quite popular these days. Knowing that, Andy Richter would like to share with you some quick and easy “life hacks” that will get you through your day with ease.
Watch as he shares them on Conan here.
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.
We could probably watch a whole hour of this.
During his appearance on Conan last night, Zach Woods brought up an intense improv exercise he used to do that employed a very aggressive, exclamatory demand from the movie “Ransom”.
From that, comes a very fun shouting match in which you’re not supposed to laugh.
Of course, on Conan this spiraled wonderfully out of control. Watch it here.
For all the stuff in sketches, desk pieces, remotes, etc. that Conan O’Brien has had on various iterations of his talk show, one can imagine how hard it would be to Conan seem even slightly confused.
Leave it to Jeff Bridges leading the entire studio, audience, crew, Conan, and Andy into an “omming session” to achieve that aforementioned confusion.
For PSAs that encouraged Californians to conserve water during this drought, Conan O’Brien and Andy Richter had a talking toilet.
Of course, there was some great shenanigans that happened in between and after takes, which, thankfully, are captured in the latest edition of Conan Scraps.
Much to the surprise of everyone watching Nick Offerman make handcrafted wooden emojis on Conan recently, the wooden emojis were not available for sale.
However, enough people wanted to buy them that Conan O’Brien has partnered with Tilt.com to make a limited run of 100 of these wooden emojis and have all the proceeds go to the Children’s Defense Fund Action Council.
Conan and Andy Richter explain further here.
At a $100 a pop, they have already sold out. Perhaps, they’ll do more of this type of thing in the future and we can all get a screeching jet pack racoon like Amanda Seyfried.
We’re not absolutely sure if this delightfully bizarre sketch on Conan was actually a plug for PayPal or not, but whether it is or isn’t, it’s still pretty damn funny and has gotten us thinking about PayPal. That’s how ads are supposed to work, right?
Anyways, watch this sketch that starts off with Conan getting his sweater stolen…
You might notice in this delightful music video for Tweedy’s new single “Low Key” there are a few familiar faces like John Hodgman, Michael Shannon, Conan O’Brien, and Andy Richter amongst many others.
Well, that’s no coincidence as the one and only Nick Offerman was the director.
Please do watch until the end to enjoy the full comedic brilliance on display here.
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.
Music & Comedy Epic Compilation Album 2776 Now on Pre-Order
Patton Oswalt, Aimee Mann, Yo La Tengo, Reggie Watts, Neko Case, Will Forte, Ashanti, Andy Richter, Ira Glass, Andrew WK, Ed Helms, Margaret Cho and so many more have joined forces to make 2776 possible.
2776 is, rather than the future, a comedy and music extravaganza “chronicling” America’s history, present, and future. Presented by the Levinson Bros and Rob Kutner benefitting OneKid OneWorld. It comes out on July 4th.
However, you can pre-order a copy now at the link