Kyle Ayers on Conan
Kyle Ayers grew up in a redneck family in Missouri. How redneck? Ayers gladly explains in this performance on Monday’s Conan. He also learns some rules about karaoke and boycotts, and oh yeah, pulls off quite the prank.
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Stuart Goldsmith on Conan
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.
Garrett Millerick on Conan
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.
D.J. Demers on Conan
Hey, watch this! It’s comedian D.J. Demers on Conan from Tuesday night, joking about the greatness of random acts of greatness, and how and when it’s appropriate to use big words in conversation with your friends. If you’re wondering about his accent? He’s Canadian. And also hearing impaired. Roll the …
Emily Catalano on Conan
Emily Catalano has some thoughts about relationships, and about fantasy sports, and sometimes the two combine for even more jokes, as she demonstrated on Wednesday’s Conan. Roll the clip.
Alex Edelman on Conan
Alex Edelman got to meet the late, great Neil Armstrong in real life once, but it wasn’t so great. Armstrong is no Koko the Gorilla, it turns out. Edelman explains in this performance on Conan. Roll the clip!
Dulcé Sloan on Conan
Dulcé Sloan moved to New York City to work on The Daily Show, but as she related in this performance on Monday’s Conan, Sloan isn’t happy about living in America’s biggest city. Not that living in East L.A. was easy for her as a single woman, either. Roll the clip. …
Gavin Matts on Conan
Gavin Matts moved from Canada to the United States, but the real puzzle for this comedian was figuring out what to do without wifi for 30 days. Roll the clip.
Jena Friedman on Conan
How is true crime funny? Let Jena Friedman tell you the ways, in this performance on Tuesday’s Conan.
Mohanad Elshieky on Conan
After five years in the United States, Libyan comedian Mohanad Elshieky has some thoughts about America and would like to speak to its manager, as he joked on Conan.