Awesome Conan O’brien

FoD’s Billy Eichner went to the Super Bowl for Conan O’Brien to find out what everyone thought of Madonna, and the reactions are pretty priceless. Yup, we think her show was long enough too.

When Andy Richter isn’t defeating our computer overlords or out fishing, he’s got a side-gig – doing voiceover work for Skyrim. We still haven’t figured out how to enable these in our copy.

So we’re just sitting here, wondering what it would be like to see Guy Fieri spitting his food out instead of eating it, and then this video from Conan shows up on our desk. Nope, don’t need to see it twice.

Gary Oldman – the voice of Viktor Reznov, a character in Call of Duty – on an idiosyncrasy of voice acting in games that proves Egoraptor’s point: sometimes games think we’re idiots.

Last January, Conan O’Brien visited Madame Tussaud’s Wax Museum in Hollywood to see – and update – his statue, meet a game show geek and lie to a group of painfully stereotypical Asian tourists.

Conan O’Brien says you can get Chinese food anywhere in NYC in 5 minutes. But with Conan himself taking on role of King Wok delivery man, we wouldn’t count on it showing up any time soon.

Conan O’Brien’s been back on TV for a year now. Here’s a montage of some of the episodes from the first season of Conan. We give it a solid B, but only because bearded Conan isn’t represented.

Like most fictional characters, the Caped Crusader is in a vampiric state, still in his prime despite being created 72 years ago. But that’s not what Conan saw in his copy of Batman: Arkham City.

Conan O’Brien guides us through the sea of deceiving videos the internet holds and reveals to us the real world’s longest cat, as well as the world’s longest lesbian, though we don’t know why.

(NSFW: Language) Comedienne Tig Notaro’s stand up on Conan. She starts off slow but eventually gets to her pièce de résistance – an infinite joke. Also, awesome clown horn.

Yep, Apple lost an iPhone prototype again. Obviously the company is pissed about it, so much so that they made an ad to vent their frustration… and more. Team Coco has the exclusive scoop.

Check out the demure Anne Hathaway smoking the paparazzi in her hilarious Lil’ Wayne style rap song when she recently was a guest on Conan. We think we like her even more now. (Thanks, everyone!)

If you thought the mere concept of a show called Hillbilly Handfishin’ was ridiculous enough, just wait until Andy Richter gets down and dirty with some muddy fish, er, men. (Thanks, Susannah!)

While Conan O’Brien won’t win any Grammys for his vocal prowess, we’re still entertained by his bits-and-pieces rendition of Creep, backed by Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros.

Conan O’Brien not only has a superhero alter-ego. That’s not good enough for the amazon man with orange hair. He’s been (temporarily) immortalized in LEGOs by brickmaster Nathan Sawaya.

Conan O’Brien’s superhero alter-ego gets the cartoon treatment, courtesy of DC Comics’ animator Bruce Timm. We can only hope that someday this will result in a feature-length film.

The latest version of Apple’s media editing software has been panned by hardcore users. But not Conan’s video editors. They’re in love with it. In fact they made this video using Final Cut Pro X.

(NSFW: Language) Funny man (and Harvard alum) Conan O’Brien dropped some knowledge – and a lot of jokes – on Dartmouth graduates last June 12. Transcript and audio download here.

Directed by Rodman Flender, Can’t Stop sees Conan on his post-Tonight Show Tour, showing his vulnerable and frustrated side alongside the hilarious entertainer we’ve come to know and love.

Jacob Gilbreath made this gigantic slab of kinetic typography from Conan O’Brien’s unforgettable, inspiring and touching farewell message on the last episode of his stint at The Tonight Show.

Conan O’Brien was a bit put off by the promotional video for the new iPad 2. But that’s because he didn’t watch the one that Apple made. What he watched was far more honest and hilarious.

After hammering our wisest representatives at Jeopardy, Watson tries his hand at being a talk show announcer, much to the chagrin of Andy Richter. Watch and see who gets the last laugh.

Respect this weapon: stuntman Steven Ho dropped by Conan O’Brien’s show to demo some cool fighting techniques, which means a fun behind the scenes lesson and an amusing Conan beatdown.