October 16, 2024
CDs/DVDs / Late-night TV credit

On Conan, Harland Williams explains why he filmed a stand-up DVD in the Mojave Desert

Sean L. McCarthyby Sean L. McCarthy

In this brave not-so-brave old new world, stand-up comedians can record, produce and distribute their material however they so desire.

And in 2013, Harland Williams chose to record “Force of Nature” in the desert. The Mojave Desert. On Monday night’s episode of Conan, Williams explained why the comedy clubs could no longer contain his comedy. Will the audiences follow? Did they?

Roll the clip.

For a longer tease of “Force of Nature,” check out this promo.

And if you’d like to purchase it, Harland Williams “Force of Nature” is available now:

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Sean L. McCarthy

Editor and publisher since 2007, when he was named New York's Funniest Reporter. Former newspaper reporter at the New York Daily News, Boston Herald and smaller dailies and community papers across America. Loves comedy so much he founded this site.

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2 thoughts on “On Conan, Harland Williams explains why he filmed a stand-up DVD in the Mojave Desert”

  2. I like the idea! Seems surreal and adds to Williams’ comedy style. Imagine a punchline and instead of a dark room of strangers laughing at it you hear a response from the Jim Morrison trip-out desert.

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