thanks for the masturbating bear and triumph the instult dog and the skits in the year 2000. a tear almost excaped my eye when i was watching the final. the jam out was awesome!!! beck, ben harper, and conan did a nice guitar solo! and max weinberg!!! thanks for the funnies
I haven't watched the final episode yet, but I'm sad to see him go. Truth be told, I didn't watch him too much towards the middle of his stint on the Tonight show. I watched in the beginning and he just seemed a little more uptight than when he was on Late Night. I started watching Craig Ferguson instead, because I think that man is fuckin' spot-on funniness. But still, Conan definitely has his kickass hilarious moments. He is ten-fold funnier than Jay Leno. I wish they didn't have that stupid stipulation in his exit contract preventing him from having any shows until September. Guess NBC was afraid of him starting another show that could potentially compete with Jay Leno's return. Boohoo, Leno sucks. I was hoping he'd be back on again somewhere else in a few weeks, but it looks like we'll have to wait a while...
that was an epic way to end the show last night. I watched it high as hell. Will Ferrell on vocals dressed up like a young Van Zant. Conan on guitar with Beck and one of the guys from ZZ Top. Ben Harper on the slide. It was so sick and so hilarious at the same time.
Dude, that was fuckin' AWESOME! The dude from ZZ Top on stage with Ben Harper, Beck, Conan, and Will Ferrell doing vocals... I don't even normally like Will Ferrell but that was a damned cool way to go out. I almost teared up a bit because of how emotional I'm sure it was for Conan. Such a cool episode, and such a shame that it was the last one.
here's the epicness [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_SvTBDCLUk]YouTube - Free Bird by Will Ferrell, Conan O'Brien, Beck, Billy Gibbons, Ben Harper and Max Weinberg[/ame]
yeah Leno is such a sorry replacement for this kinda show. he is the unfunny fat corporate talk show host.
It was kinda sad to see the show end... I swear I was watching his first couple episodes on The Tonight Show like just last week. I think Conan ended the show quite well; nothing too spectacular or over-the-top. Just a cool jam session. It was pretty random to see Beck playing next to the ZZ top dude and Will Ferrel. Dude is actually a pretty decent singer. I also liked him saying to da youth not be to cynical; to work hard and be kind to people. Conan rules! Can't wait to see him back on TV in one form or another. I hope we see him on other shows in the meantime... maybe so he can tell a little bit more of his side of the story on Colbert or the Daily Show. He did seem more reserved, less random and experimental on The Tonight Show than when he was hosting previously. One thing I didn't like about it was I watching the Daily Show at 11, then Conan came on and I couldn't watch Colbert! But oh well, I hope he finds a good time slot wherever he ends up.
i think Bill Hicks said it best... [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbUlvlHF9Ys]YouTube - Bill Hicks-Artistic Roll Call[/ame]
I hope that maybe he will have a bit more freedom in his next gig (if and when he gets one). His skits seemed less restricted on Late Night, and as much as I love Andy, I always missed the way that they got Max involved before the switch to the Tonight Show. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cjz30i-Ax2k]YouTube - Max's Ass Stamp[/ame]
32 million dollars should help ease the pain i think Can't wait to see where he go's now, he'll allways have the loyal fanbase he's entertained so well.