Your Comedy Moment(s)

In recognition of O'Brien's announcement earlier today, we're going to feature a few random clips from Late Night with Conan O'Brien.



Hopefully Coco's TBS show will feature delightfully over-the-top elements like "Robots, Bears and Lincolns."


Great work by Carrey.  Always funny no matter how many times I watch it. "Andy Richter" casting is great as well.


FAGERSTROM!!






Good collection of clips. Note Matt Walsh of UCB fame in the first one and former mayor of NYC Ed Koch in the second.

Conan Announces New Show Name

Check the embedded video to find out the new name for Conan O'Brien's TBS talk show debuting November 8.

TV Stories from Around the Net

Going to try and provide my readers with some different, interesting news stories and features that I find from other sources each day.  Here's our first foray:

• Conan O'Brien muses outloud about comedy at the San Francisco Sketchfest.
• Alan Sepinwall continues his great summer rewind series by reviewing episode 7 of Firefly, "Jaynestown."
• LOST fandom continues to motor along even though the show has died with the AV Club's quick preview of the LOST props auction.
• It seems like wishful thinking, but apparently Jennifer Love Hewitt is having her name thrown around as a potential, future Bachelorette. Though she denies being approached, her participation on that show would make me an immediate follower and viewer.
• For fans of the show Damages, news broke yesterday that the show has received second-life thanks to the good folks at DirecTV.  First Friday Night Lights and now Damages, thanks DirecTV!

Your Comedy Moment

Going the talkshow route for today's comedy moment.  Specifically, we're going to see the hilarious Norm Macdonald - sitting in the second chair - interact with Conan and other guest  Courtney Thorne-Smith.  Though he starts with a couple remarks early, Norm really picks up his commentary as the interview gets going and proceeds to riff on a number of subjects, including Courtney Thorne-Smith, herself.  At the very end is a clear example of why Norm is one of the best, off-the-cuff comedians out there.


ETA: Figured I'd throw a few more Norm clips below.  Just click read more to get to them.