Awesome Conan O’brien

Rose Byrne, Conan O’Brien, Danielle Macdonald, A$AP Rocky, and Christian Slater star in this anxiety-inducing A24 film about a woman under heaps of stress. With her child battling a mysterious illness, an absent husband, her house falling down, and a tense relationship with her therapist, something has got to give. Written and directed by Mary Bronstein.

While promoting Conan O’Brien Must Go, the talk show host and writer stopped by the First We Feast studio to partake of some spicy wings. After a pre-tasting checkup with his doctor, he sailed effortlessly through every heat level while chatting about his new travel series, his experiences as a late-night host, and the behind-the-scenes antics in the studio.

Some of Conan O’Brien’s funniest shows were the ones where he traveled to different countries. On his new series, the comedian and talk show host visits fans around the planet and embarrasses them by defiling their local traditions. Along the way, Conan stops in Norway, Thailand, Ireland, and Argentina. It debuts 4.18.24 on Max.

Following up on Conan Without Borders, Conan O’Brien returns to our screens with a four-episode international travel series. Along the way, the talk show host and comedy writer spreads his unique brand of joy to Norway, Thailand, and other yet-to-be-revealed locales. Coming soon to Max.

It’s hard to believe it, but Conan O’Brien’s late-night TV career has drawn to a close. As part of the final festivities, Homer Simpson was brought in to conduct Conan’s exit interview for TBS. Surprisingly, it was way less awkward than that time Zach Galifianakis interviewed him on Between Two Ferns.

Back in the early 1990s, Late Night with Conan O’Brien featured a series of hilariously melodramatic cold opens. Here’s a great compilation of some of the funniest bits, which parodied over-the-top spy flicks, soap operas, and cop dramas. Check out more classic Conan here.

Among the many whose lives have been tragically cut short by COVID-19 was Adam Schlesinger, power-pop genius and co-founder of Fountains of Wayne. Conan O’Brien helps us say farewell, while looking towards a more hopeful future with the band’s cover of The Kinks’ Better Things, which they performed shortly after 9/11.

Like most of us, Conan O’Brien and his team are doing their part to prevent the spread of coronavirus and staying at home. With that in mind, his talk show has switched to an even lower-budget approach than usual, using webcams to conduct his interviews. Here’s a clip from his first ever work from home episode.

Team Coco dug up this holiday classic from the 12/23/1993 episode of Late Night with Conan O’Brien, in which our lovable host let some children sit on his lap and asked them what they wanted for Christmas. Of course, their requests were a little different than the usual video games, dolls, and footballs.

During his recent visit to the West African nation of Ghana, Conan O’Brien visited an artist’s studio where they handcraft unique “fantasy” coffins, which are part of the nation’s way of celebrating its dead. Naturally, he went with something near and dear to his heart.

Put another prawn on the barbie with Conan O’Brien, as he takes his show on the road to the land down under. Along the way, he spent some time with a voice and dialect coach to help him speak like an authentic Aussie.

(PG-13) To promote his Netflix coming-of-age series Big Mouth, Nick Kroll teamed up with Conan O’Brien to help educate today’s youth on how our bodies work, how to use a condom, and the realities of grown-up life.

“This is like the adult’s version of Santa’s workshop.” Conan O’Brien visited the famed Samuel Adams Brewery to endure the history of beer, admire beards, and get smashed. We love the reactions of the brewer and the founder at Conan’s antics.

“Rome. Cortona? Giambano? Cessini? La Buttoni?” Conan’s frenemy Jordan Schlansky schooled him on Italian food when they went to Italy. So Coco thought he’d return the favor and show Jordan his idea of a proper meal from the old country.

After renting himself a new family in Japan, Conan O’Brien explored the contents of some of its famed vending machines, then checked out Toyko’s colorful Harajuku neighborhood, where he got himself a flamboyant Kawaii makeover.

(PG-13: Language) “Oh… hugging, shaking hands, but no kissing. So just like my current marriage.” Conan O’Brien went to an agency that rents out fake families for lonely people. That’s some dark stuff right there. Thankfully, Conan managed to make it awkward instead.