Especially because people are dealing with their own lives and challenges that are all consuming. The day that I have the time to care about what's going on in Conan O'Brien's life will be the day they bury me. So yes, not only is nobody tracking you but also, some of us get a little tired of hearing Conan go on and on about how great he is. In truth, I wish him and his family all the best in health and success but beyond that, I really don't give a s**t.
This is so much of a better format for Conan to really connect with his guests. They could never have such spontaneous organic conversations within the constraints of a live TV show.
This was such a great episode! That story about being out of work as a creative and wondering if things will work out is so real and relatable. I love those very honest and sincere moments from Conan.
No it’s not. They live in manchions with 5 swimming pools and 75 bathrooms. I live in 4 room apartment and struggle to pay for electricity many times. It’s not the same and it’s not relatable.
Conan seems to come from an accomplished family, yet he has a way of relating to most people. I liked how he began his story about stretching his breakfast as he was deciding what to do with his day, his career and the path he would ultimately take. He’s witty, funny and humble!!
i seriously think there should be a documentary of conans life. narrated by conan with someone playing him where real footage is missing. it’s such an amazing story and so inspirational to anyone creative
My husband and I still bring up "The Class." There were so many incredible actors on that show and it was so smart. It's shocking it lasted only a season.
love the podcast and how real the conversations are but i will say, i really miss the remotes and all of the stuff he did with his employees in the office. that was GOLD
This is Conan's best show ever. I was going to say that I wish he'd done this much earlier, but I think you probably must have had a certain anmount of life experience in the talk show/late night host game before having the depth of insight and connections he has currently to be able to have in-depth conversations like these -- but interlaced with the Conan style of comedy.
Is interlaced that they're doing the show because somebody said it on Kor TV with a Costco dude saying he's paying every 16 year Old's cheek para para and scholarships.
Love Lizzy Caplan and I really love the chemistry you 2 have. The stories and the manner in which you talk keeps me engaged. I also worked above Cardullos for several years in the 90s, and walked by the lampoon building quite often. Cool little spot!
To Conan’s staff - Let me admit something embarrassing. I had NO IDEA who this guest was, and had to scroll down through the comments to find out, and THEN I had to Google her because I was unfamiliar with her work. Could you please be sure to place the name of the guest in either the title or the description? This happens more often than you may think.
There’s something almost therapeutic about individuals who talk TO each other as opposed to talking AT each other that gives I believe #Podcast an advantage. There’s no sign of people trying to sell you something.
I love how truly a global response is to someone who does not or did not drink (alcohol). I grew up in a family where we had alcohol up on a shelf for guests. I very rarely saw my parents have a glass of wine for example and I know my father drank once or twice a year when he went to a party with his friends or if they went together with my mom. I personally just don't like the taste. I tried various types of drinks as a teenager, but nothing made me want to take a second sip. When I was 22 I finally decided I need to get drunk to go through the experience and it was nothing special. After crawling to the bathroom to vomit, followed by a good night's sleep, I had no desire to try again. I have nothing against responsible drinking, but that's just not for me.
I've been hearing Tainted Love my whole life and didn't know until today that it was recorded by Soft Cell, a band I'd never heard of. I always assumed it was from one of the other better known 80s British groups.
While I liked Conan's show, I like him more on these podcasts. You see more of who he really is. He's an interesting guy who's lead an interesting life. He's obv also really good at interviewing guests in a way he could never do on traditional late night. I also like the fact that Sona is his 'partner'. She's great when she butts in and provides commentary. Wish she did it more, but still glad she's on the podcast. She was always great when she appeared on his late night. She felt like the non-crazy part of Conan, the down-to-earth aspect of his _over-the-top_ show, especially when she poked fun at Conan, heh heh.
Nothing in life is linear. Everyone thinks as soon as life hits you with a curve ball that it's the end for you. But most times it's just the beginning.
I love this lady... she should be getting more work she is darling. I forgot because I am old enough to have done the mean girls thing when it came out but ya my 15 year old neice cant stop obsessing over this movie, I found it odd too but it is a great movie
I was never a big Conan fan even if I was pissed that he got screwed, like what? 17 times out of the Tonight Show? but I like him. And I don't know Ms Caplan at all (thanks to the commenter that put her name here) .. But then holy cow, this was SO entertaining. Part of it is because I worked in Cambridge a couple years after Mr O'Brien graduated so mental imagery is easy and helps. But yep, I hit that subscribe button.
*raises hand* Short lived, but not unloved. In retrospect, it had a ridiculously talented cast: Jon Bernthal, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Jason Ritter, Andrea Anders. All future stars destined for greatness when the show launched and tanked in 2006.
I have watched it through several times, and I was devastated when it was canceled. So disappointing. It has been great to see each actor have success in other shows.
The first three minutes or so of this video remind me of tales about actors who wouldn't want to do television in the early days of television because they were stage actors and it would harm their reputation if they demeaned themselves by falling to that level, but it's a paycheck. Do it cuz they'll pay you and The Play's The Thing anyway. Doesn't matter what medium it is. Conan admitting this podcast was his friends' idea and he's like, "but I do television!" Then he realizes doing a podcast with friends is just fun. *shrug*
Sure as hell, no single celebrity has so many people loving their essence. And I´m not talking about that silly "OMG I STAN" apotheosis BS that it's so common in comments section but the genuine "he really is a great guy" feel that we get from Conan. I am so glad I found him so many years ago and that I have seen him evolve (and his staff) throughout the years. Such an inspirational guy.
I'm sorry but if she was in Mean Girls, or even any other movie, that is such amazing opportunity that she should just do another role if she wants to work so I don't know what they are saying thinking they don't want to pick another role...
IKR... I wasn't expecting much from this episode coz Lizzy Caplan is not exactly popular here in India .I had to look up Lizzy Caplan before the episode but it was really funny
Bet there was a party and of it was just music have been fine but it was just Conan singing to his elf and that why she called police to shut him up - or police couldn’t handle his singing so they told him to stop and they asked her to say was her
It would appear to me. A simple musician frontman carpenter cliche, that fear of failure leads to the creation of a human. I can simplify human existence into 3 categories. You have the fearful who accomplish. The lazy set in their ways who become distracted and never follow their dreams, and the well to do who just do whatever because, yup,that's it.
So basically everyone on this show is genius and everyone they know, are also geniuses. It’s like kissing asses and blowing star dust all over each other. The cinema is dead, and no one wants to warship actors anymore. They just learn some lines and repeat them over and over again, untill they got it. They earn millions for that and are glorified for nothing. Maybe for a bit talent. Many people have talents and they don’t earn millions. I have nothing against this woman personally, but this is so tiring. Get over yourself and be normal. Egomaniacs talking about them selves and rubbing each other bellies.
“Nobody is tracking you in the way you think that they are” this is such a helpful reminder, THANK YOUUU
Especially because people are dealing with their own lives and challenges that are all consuming. The day that I have the time to care about what's going on in Conan O'Brien's life will be the day they bury me. So yes, not only is nobody tracking you but also, some of us get a little tired of hearing Conan go on and on about how great he is. In truth, I wish him and his family all the best in health and success but beyond that, I really don't give a s**t.
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@craigjgomez and here you are in the comments. Not caring😅😅😅
this was the day he was buried@@craigjgomez
That is something I'm struggling with, I really needed that reminder.
This is so much of a better format for Conan to really connect with his guests. They could never have such spontaneous organic conversations within the constraints of a live TV show.
talk shows could be more like podcasts if they didn't have to sell ads. just saying.
These lampoon stories are nuggets of pure gold
Yeah? What happened to this scholarships stuff ever?
I laugh every time when I listen to that story about Conan tricking Bill Cosby into getting a fictitious award at Harvard.
The parties were even better… 😂😂😂
This was such a great episode! That story about being out of work as a creative and wondering if things will work out is so real and relatable. I love those very honest and sincere moments from Conan.
No it’s not. They live in manchions with 5 swimming pools and 75 bathrooms.
I live in 4 room apartment and struggle to pay for electricity many times.
It’s not the same and it’s not relatable.
These long-form conversations to me are much more compelling than late show format.
Conan is such an incredible storyteller, I'm riveted!
I Iike 2020s Conan. Now his job isn’t to help movie stars sell films he is being so real and vulnerable. And we get to see his natural zany humour
@@asmrbuddha9033 You just start watching Conan?
@@zzzzzz3708 been watching since the start. Met him at the 2000 Olympics
@@asmrbuddha9033 Jealous
@@asmrbuddha9033 What was he like?
Matt's "You got it baby" always gets me.
Conan seems to come from an accomplished family, yet he has a way of relating to most people. I liked how he began his story about stretching his breakfast as he was deciding what to do with his day, his career and the path he would ultimately take. He’s witty, funny and humble!!
i seriously think there should be a documentary of conans life. narrated by conan with someone playing him where real footage is missing. it’s such an amazing story and so inspirational to anyone creative
I nominate Christina Hendricks to play Conan
fr though jokes aside one of them Netflix things
I can't believe what an incredible gem this was.
I want the director's version! Uncut!
I'll pay you
When Lizzy Caplan and Conan O'Brien get together to discuss things, it leads to great discussions, and this is one of these great discussions.
Oh dear Conan, you are such a nerd .... made me chuckle, keep em comin'
My husband and I still bring up "The Class." There were so many incredible actors on that show and it was so smart. It's shocking it lasted only a season.
I'm really enjoying these podcasts!! Conan isn't limted by producers, advertisers...in short, RULES. A fantastic host turned loose. Love it.
Conan bringing up Telly Savalas in the Playboy Mansion orgy - had me lmao.
love the podcast and how real the conversations are but i will say, i really miss the remotes and all of the stuff he did with his employees in the office. that was GOLD
This is Conan's best show ever. I was going to say that I wish he'd done this much earlier, but I think you probably must have had a certain anmount of life experience in the talk show/late night host game before having the depth of insight and connections he has currently to be able to have in-depth conversations like these -- but interlaced with the Conan style of comedy.
Is interlaced that they're doing the show because somebody said it on Kor TV with a Costco dude saying he's paying every 16 year Old's cheek para para and scholarships.
Lizzy is one of those people that are so beautiful it physically hurts to look at them.
the Telly Savalas reference was the bomb
Goodness, Lizzie is just so beautiful, and so intelligent and strong. 😅
Tainted Love and Safety Dance are good if you're in the mood for them!
A movie about Conan's life is a must
Love Lizzy Caplan and I really love the chemistry you 2 have. The stories and the manner in which you talk keeps me engaged. I also worked above Cardullos for several years in the 90s, and walked by the lampoon building quite often. Cool little spot!
To Conan’s staff - Let me admit something embarrassing. I had NO IDEA who this guest was, and had to scroll down through the comments to find out, and THEN I had to Google her because I was unfamiliar with her work. Could you please be sure to place the name of the guest in either the title or the description? This happens more often than you may think.
The irony that you didn't mention Lizzy Caplan in your comment is a wonderful undertone. I'm here a year later 😃
"Interesting hashbrowns?" Kudos Matt
I LOVE THIS PODCAST. it is the best ever. it's the only podcast i listen to. i do wish you released full episodes on youtube tho. maybe someday
Good lord, I have such a massive crush on Lizzy. She's so beautiful and insightful.
Better than any late night talk show by a Mile
Eddie Redmayne would be perfect for playing Conan in a movie.
or Matt Smith lol
"Interesting hashbrowns" Matt is lightning quick sometimes.
There’s something almost therapeutic about individuals who talk TO each other as opposed to talking AT each other that gives I believe #Podcast an advantage. There’s no sign of people trying to sell you something.
I love how truly a global response is to someone who does not or did not drink (alcohol). I grew up in a family where we had alcohol up on a shelf for guests. I very rarely saw my parents have a glass of wine for example and I know my father drank once or twice a year when he went to a party with his friends or if they went together with my mom. I personally just don't like the taste. I tried various types of drinks as a teenager, but nothing made me want to take a second sip. When I was 22 I finally decided I need to get drunk to go through the experience and it was nothing special. After crawling to the bathroom to vomit, followed by a good night's sleep, I had no desire to try again.
I have nothing against responsible drinking, but that's just not for me.
That's partially luck. Genetic predisposition to alcoholism is a real thing for some.
Everything on life has the lucky factor
7:08 10:15 he might disparage the music of the 80s but you can see that he really enjoys grooving to it.
Lizzy is effortlessly funny!
I've been hearing Tainted Love my whole life and didn't know until today that it was recorded by Soft Cell, a band I'd never heard of. I always assumed it was from one of the other better known 80s British groups.
Would be crazy if the girl calling the cops on Conan’s Harvard parties was the inspiration for the John Wick noise complaint scene. 😂
While I liked Conan's show, I like him more on these podcasts. You see more of who he really is. He's an interesting guy who's lead an interesting life. He's obv also really good at interviewing guests in a way he could never do on traditional late night.
I also like the fact that Sona is his 'partner'. She's great when she butts in and provides commentary. Wish she did it more, but still glad she's on the podcast. She was always great when she appeared on his late night. She felt like the non-crazy part of Conan, the down-to-earth aspect of his _over-the-top_ show, especially when she poked fun at Conan, heh heh.
Always liked her but I never knew she was so damn (and naturally) funny.
I would love to see Eddie play Conan though. Would be fantastic 😂
I dont know the guest but damn, she's really cool without even trying.
The coolest, she's awesome in Cloverfield.
Used to go to parties at HC… I remember the nitrous oxide… 😂😂
Nothing in life is linear. Everyone thinks as soon as life hits you with a curve ball that it's the end for you. But most times it's just the beginning.
Don't change things! Enjoy your channel immensely
Yes, also grew up in a completely dry Catholic house. Will occasionally have wine when I’m out, but I don’t have alcohol in my house haha
That's weird. Most people that go to Harvard never mention it.
😂😂😂
Great comment.
😂😂😂😂
Perfect comment.
8:24 Technically, it's "Who loves ya, baby?" followed by intensive lollipop mime work.
I love this lady... she should be getting more work she is darling. I forgot because I am old enough to have done the mean girls thing when it came out but ya my 15 year old neice cant stop obsessing over this movie, I found it odd too but it is a great movie
I love Conan! Here's to another several decades of his delightful strawberry blonde coiffure adorning public life
Jeez, Lizzy Caplan is hot.
"Nobody cares or is tracking you"
People with stalkers: is this a game to you?
circa 6:00 so Conan was the "designated driver" for National Lampoon? An Irish Catholic?
Coco forever.
I was never a big Conan fan even if I was pissed that he got screwed, like what? 17 times out of the Tonight Show? but I like him. And I don't know Ms Caplan at all (thanks to the commenter that put her name here) ..
But then holy cow, this was SO entertaining. Part of it is because I worked in Cambridge a couple years after Mr O'Brien graduated so mental imagery is easy and helps. But yep, I hit that subscribe button.
I once lived in Adam’s House. I wondered what went on in the Lampoon Castle. Now I have a great visual. 🥳🎉🎉🎉
Conan is v unique, he's the best-est.
I'm sure I wasn't the only one who loved 'The Class'.
*raises hand* Short lived, but not unloved. In retrospect, it had a ridiculously talented cast: Jon Bernthal, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Jason Ritter, Andrea Anders. All future stars destined for greatness when the show launched and tanked in 2006.
I have watched it through several times, and I was devastated when it was canceled. So disappointing. It has been great to see each actor have success in other shows.
Great episode!!
Ugh looks like I STILL have a crush on her. 😐
How are they forgetting to put the guest names in the video descriptions and titles?
Michael Crichton went to Harvard. #TheyCalledHim The Pumpkin Patch Kid. They way he looked.
I love her
PLEASE do The Conan O'Brien story!
great episode😆😆
Tedious
Conan I think now is a better time than ever to go back to Harvard and take EC10
The guest's name isn't mentioned anywhere
That Telly Savalis joke was funny.
dan dan..get away..
Zoey is so cool, I love her!
She is just so pleasant. Reminds me of the first 6 months dating my ex.
Wow title nor description says who the guest is
this podcast is an adicction
The first three minutes or so of this video remind me of tales about actors who wouldn't want to do television in the early days of television because they were stage actors and it would harm their reputation if they demeaned themselves by falling to that level, but it's a paycheck. Do it cuz they'll pay you and The Play's The Thing anyway. Doesn't matter what medium it is. Conan admitting this podcast was his friends' idea and he's like, "but I do television!" Then he realizes doing a podcast with friends is just fun. *shrug*
Sure as hell, no single celebrity has so many people loving their essence. And I´m not talking about that silly "OMG I STAN" apotheosis BS that it's so common in comments section but the genuine "he really is a great guy" feel that we get from Conan. I am so glad I found him so many years ago and that I have seen him evolve (and his staff) throughout the years. Such an inspirational guy.
I've always had such a huge crush on Lizzy Caplan 🤤🤤🤤 can't imagine a more perfect woman
I'm sorry but if she was in Mean Girls, or even any other movie, that is such amazing opportunity that she should just do another role if she wants to work so I don't know what they are saying thinking they don't want to pick another role...
How did it turn out for Conan?
Lampoon starts 5:15
My kind of tomboy!
i love lizzyyyyy
Who is the woman Conan is talking to? Why is her name not listed in the description?
Lizzy Caplan
Con your best show today. Good job from India 🇮🇳
IKR... I wasn't expecting much from this episode coz Lizzy Caplan is not exactly popular here in India .I had to look up Lizzy Caplan before the episode but it was really funny
@@anindyarastogi1 I think most people here would recognize her from Now You See Me 2 cuz that was a global phenomenon.
Bet there was a party and of it was just music have been fine but it was just Conan singing to his elf and that why she called police to shut him up - or police couldn’t handle his singing so they told him to stop and they asked her to say was her
Who is the guest?
Amy who? I missed smthg.
Conan is referencing Amy Poehler (UCB, SNL, etc) the guest is Lizzy Caplan BTW, many names getting skipped on this clip.
Amy Lippman*
I don't think Poehler was mentioned here, and she is 10 years younger than Conan.
It would appear to me. A simple musician frontman carpenter cliche, that fear of failure leads to the creation of a human. I can simplify human existence into 3 categories. You have the fearful who accomplish. The lazy set in their ways who become distracted and never follow their dreams, and the well to do who just do whatever because, yup,that's it.
Waiting for new RLM video, got new Conan video. Life is good.
Right, it’s been a week
Interesting. I always think of her as the girl from "The Class" anytime I've seen her, and had no idea she was in Mean Girls.
Hey Conan this podcast stuff is nice but I miss the Conan special stuff the one ya going to places and give them a dose of Conan.
It was Yel Old Ye Old's
He went to Harvard?
@@EMVelez and some know sarcasm.😘
Why did they get rid of their animal mascot, “Horny the Harvard H’aardvark” back in the 1920’s?
Who is she
How is she 42?
Dry house💙
Soft Cell~ Tainted L❤️Ve
That’s alright, hey whatchu workin’ I’m…📄📃📑
Yeah, give her a wedgie!!
You Can Dance if You want To‼️🎶🎵🎶
All these people doing this
Check out get well
So basically everyone on this show is genius and everyone they know, are also geniuses.
It’s like kissing asses and blowing star dust all over each other.
The cinema is dead, and no one wants to warship actors anymore.
They just learn some lines and repeat them over and over again, untill they got it.
They earn millions for that and are glorified for nothing. Maybe for a bit talent. Many people have talents and they don’t earn millions.
I have nothing against this woman personally, but this is so tiring.
Get over yourself and be normal.
Egomaniacs talking about them selves and rubbing each other bellies.
He has made me in love with her , so she should be ready for a divorce and me lol