Monrok on Conan

An early happy Mother’s Day for Monrok, who performed last month on Conan, joking about motherhood, housewifery, and whether lesbians are just female roommates over 30. That and how white people feel about India and Indian Americans. Roll the clip!  

Robby Slowik on Conan

Robby Slowik is glad he gets to perform stand-up comedy for a living, but as he joked on Thursday’s Conan, some other occupations have their perks, too. But when it comes to debating whether to kneel or bow to the national anthem, Slowik has a better question: Why do countries …

Harrison Greenbaum on Conan

Harrison Greenbaum started out as a magician, but as he told us on Tuesday’s Conan, it takes more than magic to survive seven lightning strikes over one man’s lifetime. What are the odds? About the same as winning a game of Tetris. Or taking a one-way trip to Mars. Roll …

Joe Machi on Conan

You can run from your problems if your problems are location-based. So jokes Joe Machi on his most recent late-night performance, from Wednesday’s Conan. What about the problems other people only think he has, though? Roll the clip!

JC Currais on Conan

JC Currais became the latest participant of last year’s Comics to Watch showcase during the NY Comedy Festival to get a spot on Conan. If you think Currais has it bad, just imagine how it must feel to be his roommate, who seems to have difficulty communicating with Alexa. Not …

Erin Jackson on Conan

Erin Jackson made her late-night stand-up debut on Monday’s Conan. She didn’t get to also debut a that new grudgery business idea she talked about, but we understand a lot better why she’d want to get married and some more appropriate single-lady questions for online credit access. It’s bananas! Roll …

Rachel Feinstein on Conan

Rachel Feinstein feels like she must apologize for her mother, who is so aggressively liberal she attempts to bond with the immigrant cab drivers of New York City. Feinstein explains in this stand-up performance on Monday night’s Conan. You can see more of Feinstein in season 2 of The Standups, …

Mark Normand on Conan

Jews. Gays. Mark Normand isn’t really afraid of telling any jokes that may offend you onstage, or on TV, as he demonstrated again Tuesday night on Conan. “I wish I cared about anything as much as you cared about that joke.” And as he pointed out, you’re much more able …