#Conan

When the legendary Johnny Carson retired as the host of The Tonight Show in 1992, Late Night host David Letterman seemed like the top contender to swap studios and slide behind the desk he’d formerly occupied. However, NBC ultimately opted to name Jay Leno as Carson’s successor, which

TBS Paul Rudd managed to dupe Conan O’Brien with a classic prank on an episode of the comedian’s podcast The actor successfully snuck a clip from the movie Mac and Me into the interview Read more entertainment news here Last year, Conan O’Brien wrapped up a legendary late night career that

CBS I say “maybe” Conan O’Brien because while the lovely tributes from John Oliver and Lorne Michaels were explicit, Conan’s homage to his late friend was a bit more performative as he made a total mockery of the Emmy’s pompousness. But first, to the more on-the-nose memorials from Last Week

TBS / TeamCoco Youtube Norm Macdonald was a disruptor. It was simply his style. He reveled in discomfort and awkwardness to such an extent that it often felt like the only person he was trying to make laugh was himself — if the crowd happened to get a chuckle out of it too, then so be it. This

YouTube/NBC/Team Coco If you’re anything like me, you’ve spent the hours and days since the news of Norm Macdonald’s passing combing through all of his old sketches, skits, stand-ups, and late-night talk show appearances in search of a much-needed laugh. And in doing so, perhaps you’ve noticed