Late Night with Conan O'Brien

1993

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EP2 Nicolas Cage, Vivica A. Fox, Delta Spirit Sep 03, 2008

EP4 Jerry O'Connell, Tim Gunn, Christian Lander Sep 05, 2008

EP6 Keira Knightley, Tyler Perry, Bill Burr Sep 09, 2008

EP7 Curtis Jackson, Kaitlin Olson, Gym Class Heroes Sep 10, 2008

EP9 Eva Mendes, Luke Russert, The Fab Faux Sep 12, 2008

EP10 Samuel L. Jackson, Ricky Gervais, Marc Broussard Sep 15, 2008

EP11 Martha Stewart, Harland Williams, Kasey Chambers & Shane Nicholson Sep 16, 2008

EP12 Ray Liotta, Marc Maron,Loudon Wainwright III Sep 17, 2008

EP13 Anderson Cooper,Willie Nelson, Southside Johnny with La Bamba's Big Band Sep 18, 2008

EP15 Diane Lane, Patton Oswalt, Little Feat Sep 22, 2008

EP16 Billy Bob Thornton, Aasif Mandvi, Kenny Shopsin Sep 23, 2008

EP17 Jaime Pressly, Little Britain, Lenka Kripac Sep 24, 2008

EP18 Julianne Moore, Zachary Levi, Jakob Dylan Sep 25, 2008

EP19 Brooke Shields, Robert Reich, Amos Lee Sep 26, 2008

EP20 Bill Maher, Simon Pegg, The Watson Twins Sep 29, 2008

EP21 Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Michael Cera, Nate Bargatze Sep 30, 2008

EP22 Robin Wright-Penn, Louis C.K., Department of Eagles Oct 01, 2008

EP24 Greg Kinnear. J.J. Abrams, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds Oct 03, 2008

EP25 Felicity Huffman, Jason Sudeikis, Jenny Lewis Oct 06, 2008

EP26 Russell Crowe, Alicia Keys, Death Cab for Cutie Oct 07, 2008

EP27 Molly Shannon, Jason Ritter, Noah McCullough Oct 08, 2008

EP28 Dennis Quaid, Lance Mackey, Sarah McLachlan Oct 09, 2008

EP29 LL Cool J, Oliver Stone, Dead Confederates Oct 10, 2008

EP30 Christian Slater, Brian Posehn, Flobots Oct 13, 2008

EP31 Harry Connick, Jr., Richard Lewis, O.A.R. Oct 14, 2008

EP32 Bill Murray, Rob Corddry, Ray LaMontagne Oct 15, 2008

EP33 Josh Brolin, Shaun Ellis & Helen Jeffs, Nikka Costa Oct 16, 2008

EP34 Edward Norton, Chris "Ludacris" Bridges, Mike Birbiglia Oct 17, 2008

EP35 Charles Barkley, Justin Long, Annuals Oct 27, 2008

EP36 Tina Fey, Peter Sarsgaard, The Black Crowes Oct 28, 2008

EP37 Tracy Morgan, Paget Brewster, The Last Shadow Puppets Oct 29, 2008

EP38 Jada Pinkett-Smith, Jason Biggs, Pink Oct 30, 2008

EP39 Mary-Kate Olsen, Will Forte, Tom Nardone Oct 31, 2008

EP40 Brian Williams, Bill Bellamy, The Decemberists Nov 03, 2008

EP41 Dennis Hopper, Katt Williams, Phil Lesh & Friends Nov 05, 2008

EP42 Elvis Costello, Madeleine Albright, Lordi Nov 06, 2008

EP45 Seth Green, Artie Lange, Conor Oberst & The Mystic Valley Band Nov 11, 2008

EP46 Tom Brokaw, Frank Caliendo, Joshua Radin Nov 12, 2008

EP47 Paul Rudd, John Stamos, Boz Scaggs Nov 13, 2008

EP49 Snoop Dogg, Brian Regan, Blitzen Trapper Nov 17, 2008

EP50 Jeff Corwin, Debra Messing, John Hodgman Nov 18, 2008

EP51 Martin Short, Sarah Vowell, Margot and the Nuclear So & So's Nov 19, 2008

EP52 Rosie O'Donnell, Becki Newton, Brian Wilson Nov 20, 2008

EP53 Kiefer Sutherland, Rachel Maddow, Vampire Weekend Nov 21, 2008

EP54 Hugh Jackman, Marge Klindera, Tom Morello Nov 24, 2008

EP56 Ethan Hawke, Nikki Reed, Plain White T's Nov 26, 2008

EP57 Stephen Colbert, Keri Russell, The Lee Boys Dec 08, 2008

EP58 Hugh Laurie, Joel McHale, The Gaslight Anthem Dec 09, 2008

EP59 Jennifer Connelly, Bradley Cooper, Alec Greven Dec 10, 2008

EP60 Bill Hader, Jessica Szohr, Tony Bennett Dec 11, 2008

EP61 Don Rickles, John Leguizamo, Erran Baron Cohen Dec 12, 2008

EP63 Eva Mendes, Ken Mink, Fleet Foxes Dec 16, 2008

EP64 Jeff Goldblum, David Gregory, Charlie Viracola Dec 17, 2008

EP65 Matthew Broderick, Paul F. Tompkins, Little Big Town Dec 18, 2008

EP66 Jennifer Aniston, Judah Friedlander, Pilobolus Dec 19, 2008

EP67 Carson Daly, Steve Schirripa, Bela Fleck and the Flecktones Dec 22, 2008

EP69 Benicio Del Toro, Sarah Chalke, Doyle & Debbie Jan 05, 2009

EP71 Chris Meloni, Sheriff Joe Arpaio, The Derek Trucks Band Jan 07, 2009

EP72 Howie Mandel, Anthony Mackie, Lady Antebellum Jan 08, 2009

EP73 Daniel Radcliffe, Dr. Drew Pinsky, Eric Hutchinson Jan 12, 2009

EP74 Rosario Dawson, Donald Faison, Susan Tedeschi Jan 13, 2009

EP75 Salma Hayek, Paul Bettany, Patty Loveless Jan 14, 2009

EP76 Bob Costas, Fred Armisen, Robert Schimmel Jan 15, 2009

EP77 Teri Hatcher, Aries Spears, Q-Tip Jan 19, 2009

EP78 William H. Macy, Steve Nash, Los Straitjackets Jan 20, 2009

EP79 Meredith Viera, Marc Maron, Fall Out Boy Jan 21, 2009

EP80 Ron Howard,Eric McCormack & John Cassidy Jan 22, 2009

EP81 John C. Reilly, Jimmie Johnson, The Walkmen Jan 26, 2009

EP83 Evangeline Lilly, Kevin Connolly, Cold War Kids Jan 28, 2009

EP84 Jon Stewart, Mary Lynn Rajskub, Mike Birbiglia Jan 29, 2009

EP86 Seth Meyers, Johnny Knoxville, Zac Brown Band Feb 03, 2009

EP87 Jon Hamm, Ginnifer Goodwin, Theresa Andersson Feb 04, 2009

EP88 Brian Williams, Taraji P. Henson, Nate Bargatze Feb 05, 2009

EP89 Clive Owen, Judah Friedlander, Brett Dennen Feb 09, 2009

EP90 Norm MacDonald, Gordon Ramsay, Levon Helm Feb 10, 2009

EP91 Jimmy Fallon, Rose Byrne, John Pizzarelli Feb 11, 2009

EP92 Alec Baldwin, Eliza Dushku, They Might Be Giants Feb 12, 2009

EP93 Isla Fisher, The Jonas Brothers, Dan Auerbach Feb 13, 2009

EP95 Jason Sudeikis Feb 17, 2009

EP96 Nathan Lane, Martha Stewart Feb 18, 2009

EP97 Jerry Seinfeld, Craig Bierko Feb 19, 2009

EP98 The Final Episode, The White Stripes Feb 20, 2009

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Synopsis

Late Night with Conan O'Brien is an American late-night talk show hosted by Conan O'Brien that aired 2,725 episodes on NBC between 1993 and 2009. The show featured varied comedic material, celebrity interviews, and musical and comedy performances. The second incarnation of NBC's Late Night franchise, O'Brien's debuted in 1993 after David Letterman, who hosted the first incarnation of Late Night, moved to CBS to host Late Show opposite The Tonight Show. In 2004, as part of a deal to secure a new contract, NBC announced that O'Brien would leave Late Night in 2009 to succeed Jay Leno as the host of The Tonight Show. Jimmy Fallon began hosting his version of Late Night on March 2, 2009.

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Cleveronix A different way of telling a story
BelSports This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.
Brenda The plot isn't so bad, but the pace of storytelling is too slow which makes people bored. Certain moments are so obvious and unnecessary for the main plot. I would've fast-forwarded those moments if it was an online streaming. The ending looks like implying a sequel, not sure if this movie will get one
Juana what a terribly boring film. I'm sorry but this is absolutely not deserving of best picture and will be forgotten quickly. Entertaining and engaging cinema? No. Nothing performances with flat faces and mistaking silence for subtlety.
stefanmosley Conan O'Brien has turned into a redundant, boring want-to-be comedian whose stale and tasteless jokes and his embarrassing gesticulations are cringe-inciting and annoying at best! His "show" should have been taken off the air long ago, but he was kept on and now he's slated to take over the Tonight Show from Jay Leno! I guess Leno's jokes about NBC's desperation are becoming reality! When Leno took over from Carson, he struggled a bit in the beginning, but soon after he started drawing more and more viewers to the show and became a serious competition to Letterman's Late Night Show, because there was variety and folksy wit in his performance and he connected with the audience perfectly. O'Brien, on the other hand, regurgitates the same nonsense each and every night! His so-called jokes are so boring and his anecdotes and his behavior so silly he has to pause for the audience to finally laugh or applaud just to get him going! His takeover of The Tonight Show next year will cost NBC dearly and put the show way below others.
wrenchmann hey Mr O'Brien- here is one for your show- my wife and i watched Martha Stewart this morning and her guest was VALENTINO- an Italian clothing designer and during the cook Martha asked Valentino "DO YOU WANT A LITTLE CRUNCH ON THE NUTS"? (when she was blending pine nuts for a pasta)however her audience did not respond to this blurt but my wife and i busted up laughing.this has to get noticed! mike & Angie out. I have to fill out ten lines so my wife and I want to say that we enjoy your show and I remember way back when you went to Ireland in the small town asking good folks of the town if they know where to find O'Brian or something like that and that was the first time I watched your show and liked your talent since.Don't let all the heavies wear down your great humor. sincerely M.Daniel
straight_shooter_18 The funniest talkshow on TV...Seriously, I sometimes have to cover my mouth to keep myself from laughing too loud so as not to wake my parents! Conan, as a comedian, is a comedic talkshow phenomenon. He never disappoints. Even when he makes a lame joke, he backs it up with a funny look or a statement that would have you rolling on the floor laughing...The late night used to delayed here by 24 hours since the showtime arabia network didn't have rights to air it at 12.35 pm US time but now arrangements have been made due to viewers' demands not to delay it for one day....It just goes to show you that, even here, in the middle east people can't get enough of him. Now, let's break down the show into its quartiles . First Quartile: Conan starts out with his opening jokes. basically he mentions a few of the news headlines and insider news and makes fun of them, then goes {"Boy, we have a great show tonight!") and mentions the names of the guests he's going to interview later on then he sits at his desk and he kicks off his first segment which is usually HILARIOUS (I remember once he made what he called celebrity survey where he a question is asked to 3 celebs and they respond (fictiona responses of course). One of the questions was "If I could wear anything, I would wear..." Jamie Foxx said and Armani suit. Heath Ledger said a T shirt and Jeans. Clay Aiken said Heath Ledger!!!). Second: He introduces his first guest who's usually a big star and they talk about some stupid situation this celebrity has been in then they roll a clip of his upcoming movie. Third Quartile: Probably a segment...Either that, or he probably continues the interview with the first guest. Fourth Quartile: Conan introduces a rather unknown but interesting guest. Its usually the boring part of the show. Then he introduces a band as a closing segment to the show. They're usually bad! But I like giving these bands a chance...Maybe they're going to be superstars someday...I remember once he had Linkin Park before they released Hybrid Theory..And look at them now. This show is great, really...Its one of the best and I highly recommend it...well....till conan leaves it for the tonight show!
MovieAddict2016 I've always liked Conan O'Brien much more than Jay Leno. Conan is naturally funnier, doesn't offend the celebs as often as Leno but is just as sharp and biting - just in a funnier way. His facial expressions are classic and the sketches and everything on his show are much better than "The Tonight Show." I worked for CNBC in London for a week recently and they manage the UK airing of Conan and Leno there. Employees I talked to told me that they think the English generally find Conan funnier because, somehow, he relates more to English humor, whereas Leno is far more "American" and his jokes are more targeted towards the US.I don't know if that's true, but I certainly would say Leno's jokes and delivery are not as funny as Conan (who used to write for "The Simpsons"!). Conan just has more energy, charm and charisma and for that reason alone I've always loved his show more than Leno's.