Yes, you read that right. It’s a late night talk show done in a river.
Absurd satirist Conner O’Malley has a knack for sending up pop culture to the nth degree and then some.
The Emmys for this year are tomorrow, but perhaps Conner will have a shot for one for next year?
In any case, enjoy this PCP version of a late night talk show here.
When it comes to pushing the envelope in comedy (and doing so successfully), the name Conner O’Malley is one of the names that should immediately come to mind (just check his YouTube channel if you need proof).
UCB’s interview series about comedians and their craft, So, you do comedy? with Chris Witaske, has Conner as its next guest and you just might learn what’s cooking up in that head of his.
The show will be at UCB Sunset on Thurs., July 26th at 8:30PM. Tickets are $7 and you should go grab them here.
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Really, you should be taking any opportunity to catch Mike O’Brien, but this upcoming show this Sunday ought to be pretty special. The line-up includes the current host of MST3K, Esposito who just released a great special Rape Jokes, and a comedic performance artist extraordinaire whose viral videos you’ve probably have seen many times over.
Really, we have a feeling this will be worth finding parking on the Sunset Strip.
Get tickets here.
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While ISIS is supposedly having its last breaths in the Middle East, Conner O’Malley or, rather, “Scott Andrews” is standing up to them by keeping an outlet mall in Wisconsin safe.
Rest assured that there are folks like this making sure discount factory sales are safe from terrorists.
Also, Jo Firestone has a wonderful cameo in this.
Watch and enjoy it here.
Without question, one of the best character comedians and practitioners of the man-on-the-street segment is Conner O’Malley.
From conspiracy theorist wack job to adult entertainment fan boy going through a rough time to a good dad upholding weird traditions, O’Malley made this pilot that essentially creates a universe where all of O’Malley’s different characters can live together in some sort of weird, chaotic, NSFW harmony.
Enjoy TruthHunters.com here and hope that it sparks O’Malley getting to do a series somewhere on TV or on streaming services.
Long time couple Aidy Bryant from SNL and comedy madman Conner O’Malley are now engaged.
While on last night’s Late Night with Seth Meyers, Aidy recounted the unusual way that Conner proposed, which, if we think about it, is probably how a lot of comedians end up proposing.
Also, keep in mind that the guy in this man on the street video is the Conner popping the question in this story.
We’re pretty sure that any other comedy election day special isn’t going to be 12 hours long.
That being said, thank goodness that Chris Gethard, the TCGS crew, and comedians Conner O’Malley, Tim Dillon, Jo Firestone, Shannon O’Neill, Maeve Higgins, Langan Kingsley, Brett Davis, Connor Ratliff, Lorelei Ramirez, Ana Fabrega, Kenny DeForest, Jackie Jennings, Murf Meyer, JD Amato, Will Miles, and much more will be giving the lovely alternative to whatever nail-bite inducing coverage is happening elsewhere.
Yes, vaping has gotten so popular that entire conventions for vaping products and paraphernalia are popping up more and more.
To see what all the hype is about, Conner O’Malley went to one of these “vape slams” and dove right into everything they had to offer.
Also, on so many levels, the character he played while he was there desperately needed this.
Late Night with Seth Meyers’ Conner O’Malley does his latest and greatest work by playing a throughly troubled man who just happens to be an overly enthusiastic supporter of presidential candidate Donald Trump.
O’Malley has now done this a number of times, but seemingly few Trump supporters, as you might imagine, seem to be keen to what he’s up to.
Conner O’Malley is a master of putting up a mirror to the ugliest parts of the zeitgeist.
For example, watch Conner showing up to a planned Anti-Beyoncé protest in NYC and doing an over-the-top man on the street bit. Even though almost no protesters actually showed up, O’Malley went ahead with his plan and probably gave us all a good estimation of what some of the protesters might have actually sounded and looked like.
Watch it here.
Conner O’Malley, as a slimy manager named Max, has called cruise companies, Netflix, etc. in attempt to, sort of, get his client Joe Pera work on their web series How To Make It in USA.
Their latest episode has Conner do the most daring thing yet by coming up an X-rated version of a procedural CSI show, then going to CBS to pitch it.
Yes, it looks like they really went to CBS Black Rock to do this.
When booking a cruise gig didn’t work on How To Make It in USA, Conner O’Malley, as a talent rep who makes Ari Gold seem tolerable to be around, attempts calling up networks TV and Netflix alike, presumably through an 800 number, to have Joe Pera pitch shows.
You can only imagine how it goes, then be delighted at the actual result.
Also, let this be proof to parents everywhere that calling up a network or studio for a job does not work ever.
With so many failed attempts by manager Max Gold/the hysterical Conner O’Malley over the phone to get Joe Pera a comedy gig on a cruise, he finally thinks sending Joe down to a cruise terminal as well as the famous/infamous Times Square will work.
See if it does in the latest episode of How To Make It in USA here.
The debate between the Republican presidential candidates is tonight and, as you probably well know, Donald Trump is among them. Having captured many jingoist, bigoted soundbites as well as a healthy lead in the polls, the world is poised to watch just what will come out of Trump’s mouth and how all the other candidates will have to respond.
To get you ready for tonight, Late Night with Seth Meyers’ staff writer and bit player Conner O’Malley simulated what tonight’s debate might look like. Watch it here.
Wed take a cruise where Joe Pera was performing comedy so long as he was doing it on actual stage and for actual pay.
In this latest episode of How To Make It In USA, Joe’s manager played by Conner O’Malley has as much success as he has ever had trying to book a live gig for Joe. Again, these are real calls to cruise lines.
Really, he could care less about booking something so long as he could watch fail videos online.