Fahim Anwar on Conan
How would you explain the year 2020 to someone from the past? UberEats!? Where are the flying cars? Do Birds count? Fahim Anwar wonders about this and more in this performance on Conan.
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How would you explain the year 2020 to someone from the past? UberEats!? Where are the flying cars? Do Birds count? Fahim Anwar wonders about this and more in this performance on Conan.
Don’t know who Michael Cruz Kayne is or what he’s all about? He’ll fill you in right quick with this debut performance on Late Night with Seth Meyers. Mixed-race, married, with two kids, and this dad’s got jokes.
Pedro Gonzalez, originally from Bogata, Colombia, shows us exactly how much flavor he has in this performance on Wednesday’s Late Show. Roll the clip!
Kate Willett made her network TV debut on Tuesday night’s Late Show, although she actually recorded this performance back in May (fun facts!). Speaking of fun facts, Willett jokes about how dating loser boys is perhaps less problematic for women these days than it would have been for her mother’s …
Orlando Leyba is a Yelper. That’s right. He’ll snitch on you if you do him wrong, as he explained in this performance on The Tonight Show. Roll the clip!
Stuart Goldsmith wonders what happens to his friends after they have children, and now he knows. Goldsmith clues us in on this performance from Conan. Roll the clip.
Caitlin Weierhauser jokes about feeling like a part-time girl, growing up raised by a single dad in the woods of Oregon, updating genders and more in their TV debut on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Roll the clip.
Fun fact: My family is from the same town as Valerie Tosi’s. But my grandparents brought me up learning a different lyrical motto for their hometown. Which explains my weirdness. As for Tosi, as she joked on Conan, her mom has some wild ideas of her own, while Tosi has …
The UK’s Garrett Millerick performed on Tuesday’s Conan, and filled us in on how he’s not looking to make friends at the gym. He’s not there for fun. It’s life or death. He also manages a crack that may or not involve Conan O’Brien. Sorry, Conan.
Brian Regan performed on the Thanksgiving 2019 edition of The Tonight Show, and shared that he suffers from OCD. Although he wouldn’t dare use the word suffers. On the other hand, trying to self-diagnose whether you’re obsessive-compulsive is a peculiar form of suffering. Roll the clip! Fallon also invited Regan …