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sincerity. In the show's second and fourth segments, O'Brien interviewed two celebrity guests, between which, in the third segment, O'Brien listed the next night's/week's guests. There was often a comedy bit as well during this segment. The show's fifth segment was usually reserved for a musical or stand-up comedy performance, or occasionally another guest interview. The show's final segment was usually a quick "goodnight" and the closing credits, which sometimes featured part of a bit from earlier in the show. Quite rare for a talkshow, frequently comedy segments would also spill into the interviews, typically when a guest was a 'friend' of the show.
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got to insult it, and the viewers in
Finland began sending mail before the bit had even gotten to the letter F. Conan responded by assuming the Finnish "just couldn't wait" to be insulted and officially insulted Finland in the segment. An overwhelming number of postcards were supposedly received, which apparently "forced" Conan to give Finland a formal apology. Conan then went as far as to have the flag of Finland shown in the background during a speech and slandered the Finns' "hated" neighbor
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1977:. In the episode, Conan greeted fans at the airport, participated in a Sami cultural ceremony, appeared on a Finnish talk show, and attempted to visit a fan who had written to him. The episode was not strictly taped as a live episode there, however, but was prefaced by an introduction by O'Brien taped in New York. The Finland episode came as the culmination of a long-running joke on the show.
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each episode from the area where musical guests perform. The Max
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with a sign saying "Sweden Sucks!" printed over the flag of Sweden. It would seem that this chain of events led to elevated ratings in
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greeted the audience (this task was formerly undertaken by head writer Mike
Sweeney). McCann delivered a few jokes, told the audience what to expect, and finally introduced the band and then O'Brien. O'Brien then thanked the audience for coming, meeting as many audience members as he could. He would
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made frequent use of various costumed characters such as The
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had three long-term permanent sets, but retained the basic structure used when
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from O'Brien, followed by various "desk bits". These generally included several brief sketches, recurring segments, or some other form of comedy. Typically O'Brien would play the 'straight man' role to the general absurdity of the comedy, treating the material or wacky nature of the sketches with
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is currently taped). The studio holds just over 200 audience members. It was taped at about 5:30 pm as an uninterrupted hour-long program, with the band playing music through the portions that would be filled by commercials. Generally, shows were taped at 5:30 pm Monday through Friday,
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was reported to have made particularly strong overtures, pitching him an 11:00 p.m. show. O'Brien decided to re-sign with NBC, however, joking that he initially wanted to make a 13-week deal (a nod to his first contract). He ultimately signed through 2005, indicating that it was symbolic of
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A lot of high-concept gimmick episodes were done in the early years of the show, such as a 1995 show done entirely on a boat of the circle line or "Time Travel Week", four episodes from early 1996, where Conan and Andy (and the rest of the crew) "time-traveled" to a different point in time each
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rendered the 6A studios out of commission for the remainder of that week. The fire occurred on early Thursday morning, which left O'Brien's staff precious little time to assemble a show elsewhere. Pressed for time as 12:35 approached, O'Brien taped the show outside, after dark, despite the cold
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Celebrity guests of the night would also occasionally appear in sketches either during their interviews or during the earlier comedy segments, e.g. in "In the year 2000" (which always included the participation of a celebrity guest after Andy Richter left the show) or a sketch where Conan would
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in May 2000, Max Weinberg assumed a bigger role as an interlocutor for O'Brien's jokes. One common running gag was Max's awkwardness on camera and his apparent lack of chemistry with Conan. Weinberg was often used in sketches as well, which usually revolved around his purported sexual deviance
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that relied heavily on recurring segments and 'found' humor. The show was particularly unique in the lack of 'found' humor to derive content from i.e. most content being scripted as opposed to Letterman's Small Town News or Jay Leno's headlines that used this "found humor". O'Brien would often
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Not so Conan O'Brien. The set of "Late Night With Conan O'Brien," at the 30 Rockefeller Center studio his predecessor used, is tidy. The set, which looks like a hip men's club, was inspired by the office of Lorne Michaels, the executive producer of "Late Night" and "Saturday Night
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broadcast in the 11:45 am CET/10:45 pm GMT 45-minute time slot. This schedule usually runs from Tuesdays to Fridays. CNBC Europe decided to stop broadcasting Late Night as of January 1, 2009, a mere two months before Conan's last show as host. Instead of following
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nearly seven months after its first airing, including the opening credits and commercial bumpers. The episode's originally broadcast soundtrack was retained while the visuals were reproduced to mirror the original footage in a small-scale reproduction of the studio 6A.
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pretend to write in his diary while an attractive female guest was there. Quite rare for a talk show, sometimes interviews began normally but turned into sketches with both the guest and Conan participating, usually when the guest was a "friend of the show."
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reached a new level of critical and commercial success in 1996. Tom Shales officially recanted his previous critical review with the headline "I was wrong", and O'Brien received his first Emmy nomination for writing, which he received every year until 2011.
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in the cold open, who occupied Conan's studio in 1983, cruelly brushing off Conan and Andy's attempt at explaining their presence in Letterman's dressing room by saying, "Why don't you two fellas go find a nice, warm place to screw yourselves? Security!").
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made the claim that because of "the Colbert bump," he was responsible for Huckabee's current success in the 2008 presidential race. O'Brien claimed that he was responsible for Colbert's success because he had made mention of him on his show. In response,
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In 1997, a special episode was taped in which the studio audience was composed solely of grade-school age children, primarily 5β10 years of age. Conan interacted with the children, encouraging them to laugh and cheer to keep away the boredom monster.
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in front of O'Brien, appearing to be representative of the fate that awaited the new host if he failed to meet expectations. After seeming to be unaffected by the comments, O'Brien arrives at his dressing room and cheerfully prepares to
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on good terms, to pursue his acting career, a move that emotionally affected O'Brien, as evidenced by Richter's last show. The show's comedy bits and banter had usually depended on O'Brien's interaction with Richter. O'Brien's wacky
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a satirical review of the first episode the day it aired titled "O'Brien Flops!", in which he told readers "Frankly, I was not impressed".) The originality and quality of the comedy, however, led by original head writer
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of O'Brien's television career, considering the spontaneity of each episode. The strike also gave rise to associate producer Jordan Schlansky's repeated appearances on the show as an embellished version of himself.
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fantasy-like quality to it, where inanimate objects would talk or silly characters would disrupt the show. Sometimes a short story would emerge in these sketches with a resolution culminating in a song.
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makes a cameo, welcoming O'Brien to NBC but, doing as those on O'Brien's walk had done, warning him that he had "better be as good as Letterman, or else...", before menacingly crushing
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were the "dream artists" he'd tried, but never succeeded in getting. The band performed three songs, two more than the customary one song, then had a lengthy interview with Conan.
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I set down a lot of rules, some of which were crazy, but ultimately it forced us to come up with a lot of original stuff. We had the added bonus of being Letterman's replacement.
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in the 12:30 amβ1:00 am slot. The weeknight editions are a 30-minute condensed version of the show. The show follows the weeknight condensed version of
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2197:2007β2008 Writer's Guild strike
2126:The October 5, 2005 episode of
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4152:Darwin, Liza (March 2, 2012).
4126:Team Coco (November 7, 2012).
3556:Hogan, Marc (April 22, 2018).
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5753:Late Night with Conan O'Brien
5734:Late Night with Conan O'Brien
5554:Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy
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3232:Late Night with Conan O'Brien
3185:11:00 pm TuesdayβFriday
3040:Weekly Schedule (local time)
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813:Late Night with Conan O'Brien
768:. KPRC reinstated O'Brien's
760:Late Night with Conan O'Brien
388:Late Night with Conan O'Brien
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5785:Penn & Teller: Bullshit!
5348:Triumph the Insult Comic Dog
5322:Conan O'Brien Needs a Friend
5118:Triumph the Insult Comic Dog
4829:Late Night with Jimmy Fallon
4491:. November 7, 2011. Page 20.
4189:SuzakuX (February 4, 2013).
3900:"10th Anniversary Special".
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1309:for an extensive list)
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6064:Late Night (franchise)
5561:A Night at the Roxbury
5367:The War for Late Night
3846:The Hollywood Reporter
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5490:Nothing Lasts Forever
5386:Happy Happy Good Show
5287:Conan O'Brien Must Go
5277:Conan Without Borders
5159:The Amber Ruffin Show
3904:. September 14, 2003.
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5403:Conan (military dog)
4613:on December 12, 2009
4443:on February 23, 2009
4414:Entertainment Weekly
4248:on February 13, 2009
4222:on November 13, 2011
4023:IndieWire article: "
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1839:On December 6, 2005
1742:30 Rockefeller Plaza
1725:A ticket to the show
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765:The Jenny Jones Show
726:The Chevy Chase Show
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261:Production locations
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5809:Saturday Night Live
5672:Saturday Night Live
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3973:Language in Society
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5761:Dennis Miller Live
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5123:Who Made Huckabee?
4860:The Max Weinberg 7
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4293:The New York Times
4273:Deadline Hollywood
3879:The New York Times
3794:The New York Times
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4824:(1993β2009)
4756:, 1993-2009
4675:. IMDb, Inc
4617:January 15,
4570:January 15,
4566:. IMDb, Inc
4447:February 5,
4365:February 5,
4340:October 30,
4252:October 30,
4226:October 30,
4006:October 25,
3818:October 30,
3757:February 4,
3619:October 30,
3593:October 30,
3236:CNBC Europe
3201:SIC Radical
3003:if you can.
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2220:Jon Stewart
2177:magnum opus
2140:Johnny Cash
2105:Joel Godard
2027:During the
1820:letterboxed
1750:Steve Allen
1738:GE Building
1689:Elmopalooza
1670:Sabre Dance
1610:Late Night.
1598:Andrew Daly
1590:Ian Roberts
1586:Matt Besser
1570:Rob Corddry
1558:Amy Poehler
1492:Kevin Dorff
1484:Brian Stack
1437:Joel Godard
1432:Joel Godard
1410:Late Night'
1351:Scott Healy
1331:Mark Pender
1317:The show's
619:Mimi Rogers
585:Jon Stewart
567:Dana Carvey
460:) moved to
431:and led by
305:(2001β2009)
266:NBC Studios
264:Studio 6A,
222:of episodes
162:Joel Godard
158:Narrated by
30:(talk show)
5968:Categories
5863:Portlandia
5653:Mean Girls
5589:Mean Girls
5482:Gilda Live
5218:Television
5105:Pale Force
4797:Late Night
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3352:References
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3300:characters
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2423:Late Night
2400:Jay Leno's
2396:Late Night
2357:Jack White
2334:Late Night
2307:Abe Vigoda
2295:John Mayer
2269:Late Night
2230:Late Night
2222:, host of
2136:Late Night
2128:Late Night
2121:Late Night
2097:Bill Hader
2085:Larry King
2037:green room
2013:Today Show
2004:Brookstone
1996:Prometheus
1939:Mike Myers
1935:Jim Carrey
1923:Late Night
1907:Late Night
1877:Late Night
1875:O'Brien's
1871:Set design
1865:Late Night
1831:widescreen
1809:Late Night
1802:widescreen
1730:Late Night
1717:Production
1654:Late Night
1622:Abe Vigoda
1594:Matt Walsh
1566:Rob Riggle
1538:Late Night
1496:Andy Blitz
1488:Jon Glaser
1457:Louis C.K.
1422:Late Night
1402:John Lurie
1370:Late Night
1319:house band
1292:Late Night
1288:Late Night
1278:Syncro-Vox
1241:Late Night
1112:1999β2000
1016:Late Night
993:Late Night
921:Late Night
909:and later
885:Late Night
881:Late Night
864:Late Night
791:Ricki Lake
770:Late Night
758:, dropped
745:Late Night
709:Tom Shales
673:Tom Brokaw
665:Bob Costas
641:Late Night
639:O'Brien's
589:Drew Carey
563:Late Night
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526:Late Night
498:Late Night
478:Late Night
457:Late Night
445:Late Night
405:Late Night
393:late-night
350:2009-02-20
340:1993-09-13
237:Production
211:of seasons
180:John Lurie
90:Created by
60:Late Night
5611:MacGruber
5604:Baby Mama
5568:Superstar
5533:Tommy Boy
5512:Coneheads
5465:Works by
4865:The Roots
4832:(2009β14)
4816:(1982β93)
4385:Today.com
4299:March 10,
4001:145777390
3952:April 12,
3921:USA Today
3567:April 26,
3382:Today.com
3072:Australia
3009:June 2013
2885:PGA Award
2801:PGA Award
2450:Category
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2138:, U2 and
2081:Halloween
2018:Los Lobos
1789:Broadcast
1764:monologue
1746:Jack Paar
1630:Bob Saget
1341:on bass,
1286:Although
1002:O'Brien:
952:" (2005).
936:2001β2009
892:1996β2000
877:Tom Hanks
855:Talk Soup
819:in 2004.
809:Astrodome
689:Radiohead
669:cold open
579:producer
470:opposite
467:Late Show
447:franchise
253:Jeff Ross
168:Composers
5423:Category
5359:conflict
5227:Lookwell
5171:Category
5092:See also
5071:Sketches
4891:Season 1
4879:Episodes
4489:TV Guide
4200:July 21,
4183:and the
4165:July 21,
4137:July 21,
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4076:July 14,
4059:and the
4042:video: "
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3418:July 21,
3309:episodes
3305:List of
3296:List of
3291:sketches
3287:List of
3281:See also
3197:Portugal
3136:TV4 Plus
2981:require
2379:Jay Leno
2161:Vaseline
1916:O Canada
1857:conflict
1849:Hulu.com
1694:Big Bird
1686:special
1375:groupies
1307:sketches
1303:List of
1217:2008β09
1206:2007β08
1195:2006β07
1184:2005β06
1173:2004β05
1162:2003β04
1151:2002β03
1134:2001β02
1123:2000β01
1101:1998β99
1090:1997β98
1079:1996β97
1068:1995β96
1057:1994β95
1046:1993β94
967:in 2006.
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