Conan O'Brian's back

[Teuthida]

Yeah, I don't stay up that late anymore either. It's now my wake up show.

[Professor S]

So far I've enjoyed the show, but it seems somewhat unbalanced. I think he needs to bring on an animal act or something. Conan's reactions to odd situations are his strength.

[Typhoid]

I don't remember Conan ever doing an animal thing.
That's more Jay Leno's thing.

[Professor S]

Originally Posted by Typhoid

I don't remember Conan ever doing an animal thing.
That's more Jay Leno's thing.

As Teuth said, he did animal acts before, and it's not a Leno thing, it's a Tonight Show thing. Leno was never that great with animals, quite honestly. Carson was, but not Leno.

And it doesn't need to necessarily be a animal act, just something to shake up the monologue/skit/guest/musician paradigm.

[KillerGremlin]

I enjoyed the 'You TwitFace' joke. I also enjoyed the Tom Hanks getting hit by the comet.

I agree with Prof S that Conan's reaction to odd situations is what makes him so fun to watch. He doesn't quite have the on-the-spot wit that Letterman has in interviews, but he makes up for it with his hilarious reactions.

I think they should have kept 2000 instead of 3000, but new show so I understand the change.

I think Conan is still looking for his groove and getting everything rolling smoothly. But for 3 nights running I think they have done a wonderful job. I'm sure once everything settles down and Conan and the writers get bored we will see some amazing stuff. I personally LOVED the Writer's Strike. We saw some hilarious, low-budget humor.

[BreakABone]

I haven't watched, but came across this on Kotaku.

[KillerGremlin]

Originally Posted by BreakABone

I haven't watched, but came across this on Kotaku.

haha you know i noticed that the other night...i thought "that background would fit right in a Mario game...." didn't think it was that big of a copy though. wow.