Also check out Craig Ferguson

Wtf. Go back. They did

@@YoMommaHouse. No they haven't. You go back.

@@joecoe4416 They reacted to Conan throwing Jordan a bachelor party.

@@Mokkari77 You're right but so many better one's out there.

@@joecoe4416 exactly. You mean do more Conan and Jordan. So once again you are wrong so go back. And don’t open your mouth trying to be a smartass when you are making yourself look like a 🤡

That’s Andy, the Swedish German.

I don't think Andy added much to the NBC shows, but once the chains were off on the TBS run, he was a one liner machine.

@@raveoreynolds6049 He was fantastic on the NBC shows all along. But obviously he has very limited opportunities and never tried to impose himself on the show. He just slipped in really funny asides that would crack up both Conan and the guests.

Shout out Andy......in the year two thousaaaaaaaaand

@@MoeElliot Absolutely classic bit! And also La Bamba for that falsetto intro ;)

Whaaat I haven’t heard about that. I’m watching that for sure!

YES!

@Darkstar ❤

The wasn’t there a Conor McGregor UFC game one? I vaguely remember but think it was great.

@@Mike_For_Sure yes there is!

Clueless Gamer without celebrity is the best! Conan and Aaron

the ireland one is so funny

That’s because some people are comfortable never traveling to other areas and like being in the same towns. Personally it’s sad and odd but whatever.

Yes, because for some, sightseeing is considered not that essential. It's a staycation rather than a vacation. You also have to bother for the long drive with traffic & paying for things that you may not have the necessity to, such as motels/hotels, car fuel & fast food, when you can just have all the things you need staying in your home's vicinity & radius in comfort. Not to mention the possibility of getting mugged in a city where you thought it was ok being a tourist. And trying to find restrooms too, heh.

@@robwebnoid5763 I understand what you guys are saying but London really is a world class city, and the UK is so small in general. It’s like NY, Shanghai, London, Moscow, Rio, Sydney and I’m not even sure what comes after that.

​@@andrewiglinski148 ... Well, like Rupert alluded, there is comfort at home. And by home, I don't just mean the house, but also the neighborhoods, towns & shops close to your living quarters. It's not just comfort, but convenience & familiarity. You know where you are & you know which shops you like. And where public restrooms are, heh. There's also realistic expectations at the destination & also whether you are introverted or extroverted. Going off to some distant city might be intriguing & curious for some, but for the other half, it isn't, as far as free time is concerned, or even if someone is forced to go on a business trip to a certain place. But if you are going, I think there should be some planning involved. Not everyone, especially adventurous risk-taking backpackers, but perhaps a huge percentage, so that at least you don't get lost & find yourself in bad neighborhoods or paying too much for whatever, like food or cab fare. London might be world class, but every world class city has rotten apples. Of course you can try to stick to tourist areas. Disney world & disney land are also considered sightseeing attractions. Most people (parents) will go there, but only because for their kids & not to entertain themselves in long summery sweaty hot lines to different rides, as well as paying too much for junk food. There are some people too who can "visualize" what a destination looks like, so there's really no inclination to go there if you can already see most of it in your mind, not to mention looking at pictures & videos. That might sound like a Debbie Downer, but again, it's all about deciding what you want to do on your free time. Now if you have fallen in love with someone who likes to travel, & you don't, then perhaps it might sometimes be best to accommodate your lover, sometimes, not all the time. You just have to balance out the relationship.

@@goeienacht spending a fortune to temporarily live in a different place than your home just to look at a tall building and shit? I don’t get it. But if that makes someone happy good for them.

Yeah that blew my mind. Hell it's nothing for me to drive 4 - 5 hours each way just to have lunch or go to a concert lol

I'm from London and go up to Manchester often. 2 hours on the train. Best way to travel in the UK.

It's the old saying in the UK a 100 miles is a long way and in the states a 100 years is a long time 😂🤷‍♂️

Used to go to Vegas on a whim 4-5 hours tops. Really short drive imo

@@Lilah1848yeah unfortunately we don’t have good trains in NA

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Daz, the shaved head looks 👌🏻

Yees Conan and Craig Ferguson were my favorites!

It goes under water too.

Yea, it’s incredible, but the British really are the Americans of Europe 😂

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Everybody loves Mike. That could be a TV series, I'd watch 😆

@@brettpenning 😳

@@brettpenning To be fair theirs already enough World war 2 movies, wouldn't want a tv series on it. 😂

People don't like London in the UK we know exactly what it is and what to expect it's kinda normalised for us. Pretty sure France has the same attitude to Paris I know it seems alien to you but we don't need to go London like that especially when we have all of europe around us.

to be fair i live an hour away from LA and i never want to go. Metro cities aren't the best place to visit cuz they have a lot of bad traits. i also use to live next to the beach and i almost never went. It's common actually.

@@Adrian-qr6gk I've lived on both coasts and I can see LA bc it's not really a walking city. But nyc (or London) you can take the train and then walk around the city, it's not normal for someone to live near an east coast city and never go.

@@Adrian-qr6gk Never wanting to go is different from only going 2 times in 35-40 years.

I'm from Oklahoma too (Tulsa) and would love to visit London!

Hi from London! You should get out of the US and see other places when you can.

@@Lilah1848 Besides London, what other towns around the area or throughout the UK would you suggest?

@@rozi2089 Edinburgh (Scotland) - also visit the Scottish highlands (there are great day tours, Rabbie's is a good company), Bath (Somerset) - famous for its Roman baths, St Ives Cornwall, Cambridge and Oxford (famous for the universities and great historic buildings), Isle of Wight, York, Stratford-Upon-Avon - birthplace of William Shakespeare, Cardiff Wales, Brighton - beach, good sights like the Royal Pavillion, Peak District, for bigger cities Manchester and Liverpool.

@@Lilah1848 I have always wanted to visit Scotland. The highlands from what I've seen are beautiful! Definitely want to visit Ben Nevis and Glencoe. My aunt is from Brighton. It looked to be a real nice city as well. Baths would be a must as well - history nerd here lol. Is Nottingham a city you would suggest?

Great suggestion

I’ve been many times mate. Football takes me there at least 6 times per year.

Shaved it last year too. The intro has me as a bald head. 😂

@@officeblokedaz true true

I’m from Manchester and I’ve been to Texas hundreds of times 😂👍🏻

@@officeblokedaz lol fair play, fun fact: i'm originaly from Houston, cheers!