Conan O'Brien knows a good thing when he sees one. So for the third time since last week he ran a Puppy Conan segment, in which adorable little dogs play the parts of late night host, sidekick and guest.
Conan O'Brien is providing all sorts of valuable services this Valentine's season. Yesterday we told you about his Valentine's F-cards, which allow you to tell your Facebook friends what you really think about them. And on last night's show, he offered his fan's "Celebrity Flirt Roulette," which features famous folks making playful romantic overtures in your general direction.
This Valentine's Day, Conan is here to help. Last year, the late-night host launched a series of video F-cards, which you can send to your friends on Facebook. F-cards are a lot like E-Cards only, well, blunter. With Valentine's just around the corner, Conan has unleashed a trio of F-cards to help you navigate this most tricky of days.
The late night TV game is brutal, and its players are always looking for a new way to get ahead. So after noticing the success of Super Bowl counter-program the Puppy Bowl, Conan O'Brien had an idea. Puppy Conan, which would run simultaneously to his actual show, and feature adorable puppy versions of Conan, Andy and a guest.
Pat Sajak's admission that back in the day he and Vanna White used to throw back a few margaritas before taping 'Wheel of Fortune' episodes has resulted in a frenzied search for any footage of a drunk Sajak.
So score one for the folks at 'Conan,' who have found video proof of Sajak's on-air inebriation in a clip in which he slurs on and on about the game show's success in the other countries.
Denver Broncos' QB Tim Tebow resurrected his legend over the weekend by defeating the Pittsburgh Steelers in overtime via a 80-yard touchdown pass to Demaryius Thomas.
Conan O'Brien wanted to pay homage to stunning play, but didn't want to have to pay the NFL for the rights to the footage. So instead he reenacted it with 'Conan's peanut players,' which allowed viewers to see a certain divine intervention that CBS's cameras had missed on Sunday.
'Conan' sidekick Andy Richter has no idea who Kim Jong-il is, but that didn't stop him from doing a video obituary for him on Monday's show.
Justin Bieber has been wearing some special "bling" lately in the form of a large, jewel-encrusted Stewie Griffin pendant around his neck. And this got the attention of 'Family Guy' creator Seth MacFarlane and Conan O'Brien on Monday's 'Conan.'
Of course, MacFarlane couldn't just comment on the necklace himself. And that's where the mischievous Stewie comes in.