Trevor is great, especially before he went on break. I'd recommend his breakfast club interview too.
Seems like with YouTube there's not a need to watch a full late night show. John Oliver, Jimmy Fallon, Conan all post their best stuff on YouTube in nice consumable segments.
The Hollywood Reporter said:We're going into production next month on a new series, Clueless Gamer, based on the viral video he's done where he essentially makes fun of video games, gets celebrities to play and makes commentary on them. We've gotten to the point where video game companies are sending us their new product for us to play and make fun of because it's been such a huge success. We're going to go into production on a series of that.
Conan remains an invaluable franchise, partner and producer for our TBS brand and well be in business with him for a long time. As the media landscape continues to evolve, Conan will continue to lead the evolution of what a talk show will be in the digital age. At this time, we have no plans to change the format or frequency of his popular TBS show. In addition to Conans daily responsibilities to his talk show, we continue to have very ambitious plans that will further broaden and evolve our relationship with Conan.
will this affect clueless gamer?
Well...I doubt it given how few Clueless Gamers a year that he makes.
The video game-themed entry could become the latest late-night bit to get its own spinoff.
TBS is taking one of Conan's most viral videos and spinning it off into its own show.
The Turner-owned cable network has put into development Clueless Gamer, based on Conan's late-night sketch of the same name, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.
Huh, TBS and TNT president Kevin Reilly now says this is not true....
http://ew.com/tv/2017/01/05/conan-continue-nightly-show
I guess that ego isn't so big anymore after all the failure lol.
Looks like NBC were right to dump him, If only he stayed patient and didn't force his way in he could have possibly taken over from Letterman.
Boy he sure blew that one.
I guess that ego isn't so big anymore after all the failure lol.
Looks like NBC were right to dump him, If only he stayed patient and didn't force his way in he could have possibly taken over from Letterman.
Boy he sure blew that one.
He bid his time for sixteen years at NBC as they promised him the Tonight Show. He refused far more lucrative offers from FOX during that period. Then when he finally got the gig, NBC didn't give him a real shot. It takes time and a decent lead-in for a show like that to build an audience. His lead-in was the catastrophic Jay Leno Show. That's right, Leno himself weakened Conan's ratings before swooping in for the kill and taking back the show after publicly retiring and handing over the mantle to Conan.
Seems like with YouTube there's not a need to watch a full late night show. John Oliver, Jimmy Fallon, Conan all post their best stuff on YouTube in nice consumable segments.
I guess that ego isn't so big anymore after all the failure lol.
Looks like NBC were right to dump him, If only he stayed patient and didn't force his way in he could have possibly taken over from Letterman.
Boy he sure blew that one.
I guess that ego isn't so big anymore after all the failure lol.
Looks like NBC were right to dump him, If only he stayed patient and didn't force his way in he could have possibly taken over from Letterman.
Boy he sure blew that one.
Do you know where it was Seinfeld said that? I've been trying to find a quote where he said Conan isn't a "comedian" and is just a "host", but haven't been able. I'm sure it's not just my imagination. Perhaps it's from the same source as the quote you're referencing?Seinfeld I believe said it best in that book, and i'm paraphrasing, but basically that Conan was so interested in protecting an institution in "The Tonight Show" brand, that no longer existed. It wasn't Johnny Carson's Tonight Show anymore. It was Leno. Or Letterman. Or Conan. He was the brand, he could have taken that to Fox.
Yesso they are sticking with 4 nights a week?
I remember Louis CK saying something along these lines. Not the comedian/host thing but that Conan was overly focused on the Tonight Show as an institution when he was the institution.Do you know where it was Seinfeld said that? I've been trying to find a quote where he said Conan isn't a "comedian" and is just a "host", but haven't been able. I'm sure it's not just my imagination. Perhaps it's from the same source as the quote you're referencing?
Do you know where it was Seinfeld said that? I've been trying to find a quote where he said Conan isn't a "comedian" and is just a "host", but haven't been able. I'm sure it's not just my imagination. Perhaps it's from the same source as the quote you're referencing?
Yeah I liked what Louis had to say about the whole thingI remember Louis CK saying something along these lines. Not the comedian/host thing but that Conan was overly focused on the Tonight Show as an institution when he was the institution.
Ahh that's probably where the quote I'm thinking of came from also. I have read that book. Always confused me why I couldn't find the quote online.The book "The War For Late Night" by Bill Carter.
Yeah I liked what Louis had to say about the whole thing
Ahh that's probably where the quote I'm thinking of came from also. I have read that book. Always confused me why I couldn't find the quote online.
As they talked about the comedy business they both loved, Jerry said to Johnny (Carson), "In my entire career as a stand-up, one of the things endlessly debated in every comedy club I was ever in was: Who do you think is going to take over The Tonight Show when Johnny leaves? For like twenty years I had that conversation. And the one thing none of us realized was that, when you left, you were taking it with you."
Johnny had broadly agreed, Jerry said later. The point, Jerry explained, was that the show-the way Johnny did it; "the institution," as people called it-effectively ended the day he walked off that stage. After that, what was left? A time slot, another guy in it, and a name that essentially meant nothing. Because, Seinfeld pointed out, nobody in the business ever said "I'm doing The Tonight Show.". Instead, they all said, "I'm doing Jay; I'm doing Dave; I'm doing Conan."
"Nobody ever uses these show names," Jerry said, his voice hitting the high register familiar from his routines when he addressed the most mind-boggling absurdities of life. "These names are bullshit words! How do you not get that this whole thing is phony? It's all fake! There's no institution to offend! All of this 'I won't sit by and watch the institution damaged.' What institution? Ripping off the public? That's the only institution! We tell jokes and they give us millions! Who's going to take over Late Night or Late Show or whatever the hell it's called? Nobody is going to take it over! It's Dave! When Dave's done, that's the end of that! And then another guy comes along and has to do his thing. That, to me, is an obvious essential of show business that you eventually grasp. Somehow that seems to have been missed by some of the people here."
Do you know where it was Seinfeld said that? I've been trying to find a quote where he said Conan isn't a "comedian" and is just a "host", but haven't been able. I'm sure it's not just my imagination. Perhaps it's from the same source as the quote you're referencing?
Huh, TBS and TNT president Kevin Reilly now says this is not true....
http://ew.com/tv/2017/01/05/conan-continue-nightly-show
That wasn't even Seinfeld's only dig at Conan.
Leno and Seinfeld are old buddies who hang out, this was just him looking out for his fellow out-of-touch car collecting comedian.
It probably is true, but this is one of those announcements that probably wouldn't be made until they actually had a final date set for his final season. Until they finalize the details, it's in the show's best interest to keep silent about their plans keep silent on their plans.
Yeah, but if we are going to start thinning the herd Conan should be one of the last ones on the chopping block.We really don't need a million daily talk shows spitting out the same news jokes and guests.