Conan tries too hard and is too over-the-top.

Craig doesn’t let guests finish their stories whatsoever

@@tsfbaf303 because it isn't really about that. They tell the same stories on every show. He wouldn't let them go into rehearsed stuff. He just wanted to have fun.

@@tsfbaf303 "please come on my show and repeat the same story you've told to every other person on your press circuit."

I'm surprised you'd consider Canon good on sketches. Craig has pretty good sketches -- particularly the rabbit

Especially the finger smelling bit at the end. True mirroring.

It helps being quick, sharp and funny at once.

30rd Rock is probably my all time favorite comedy show. If you haven't seen it, go do it. It's Tina at her best with a perfect team of other actors

well put. he is also the rare talk show host that many women find attractive, which is a refreshing dynamic in his conversations

She’s the perfect combination of funny and sexy.

And she's devoted to her husband. The perfect woman :)

Yes. She is appealing on many levels

She’s fake and phony af I used to like her too and then I found out who she really is and what she stands for

@@ACarter87 and what exactly is that? what does she stand for that makes her so fake and phony?

E.A. de Ruiter that was a bad move. He should take his career less siriusly

What an excellent idea

Yes, him and JRT together! I'd pay for that, no problem.

Is Rogan making bank?

He said on twitter he doesn’t want to unfortunately :(

Conan was neck and neck with Craig but Conans show now is brutally drab to watch imo. It’s like he’s run outta material and testosterone

@@wolfm8097 Conan was always kind of lame, he was just better than fallon and colbert and the other hacks, which isn't saying much. Norm Macdonald and Craig Ferguson should both have their own shows, any kind of show they want to make without oversight and direction from above. In a sane a just world sure, but they are both gentiles so it's a no-no in hollywood.

@Wilder Cooke ('20) rofl

@@wolfm8097 I obviously don't know early Conan, l like him but l wouldn't even consider him to be on the same level as Ferguson, whom is not just charming and handsome, he's witty as hell and can make any guest come out of their shell. Especially the lovely ladies.....just my opinion. l miss him.

@@Assdafflabaff Yeah I don't get the whole Conan fan thing.. he was kinda meh...

Alex Baum Completely agree. I like Conan but the way he just asks set up questions to comics feels so forced and he's been a talk show host longer than anyone in America right now.

Guys, if you like Tina as an SNL actress, maybe you like Kristen Wiig’s art and remember the adorable Dooneese character. I have prepared a video with a very rare episode of the show. Thank you!

Loved Craig, and this is awesome!

Alex Baum Pat Tanackered Agree with both of you. I SO miss the conversational aspects he brought. Some of the best appearances, they'd talk for most of the episode and barely even mention whatever that person was there to plug. I always felt like you really got to see the guests true personality, versus their stage persona. There were a few where I was like, they need to just keep going and make it a two parter or something haha. I like Conan. He's the only other late show that I watch consistently, but there are definitely times when you can tell it's the old formula "question/answer/question/answer/etc." I swear sometimes it seems like he isn't even listening because he'll barely let the guest finish an answer before going onto the next question/comment. Regardless of how nice he was about it, Fallon is BY FAR the worst late night host (of the major shows) in my lifetime.

He really was one of the best hosts.

no such thing as a new joke! this one bob newhart did decades ago:) love and miss CF dearly

def not Trump

That's so fucking funny

@@4kjm Was it new when Bob did it? Does it go back to caveman times?

He is quick, and nothing falls flat, what a gem of a humorist.

Doug Burr dude do you know what he says though? What on me? 😂 I just can’t seem to hear/understand it . But I love how she continues that joke

@@alfonso7854 They are talking about having children so Craig says 'there is a lot of sick on me (vomit), and then there is the baby' the joke being that he is puking all over himself, then Tina says there has been a lot of 'bum whipping, and then there is the baby' the joke being that she is shitting herself. The jokes are kind of gross, but, I love how they both at the same time say 'and then there is the baby' it shows how comedians have a kind of instinct. They both noticed the opportunity to repeat Craig's joke and did it at the same time. I really loved this show.

Doug Burr ah I understood now my man. Thanks a lot 😍💪

I would say at that point she found her solid footing in the interview, because from there it was great!

Good catch

Yeah she's sort of cute!!!!

Always thought she was the complete package, smart, funny, self deprecating, and extremely pretty

@@seandeal1469 I thought the same. She's incredible.

I think she's average but her intelligence and humor make her more attractive

Was. Now she's an annoying feminist.

Exactly... it plays like a title fight, and it's a draw! Bravo Tina.

Yeah, he used it before. I think he has a couple jokes/liners he saves up for the right time

I've seen him tell it a few times.

Met his match, sure would be fun to see them with Gene Rayburn. The original Match Game. Love to see how the answer the {Blank}. 8-28-2021

are you serious? I'm pretty sure she knows she's the shit! but she's a decent lady

that's part of the cute

Eightball took the words right out of my mouth, watch the dance scene with amy in the movie " sisters " and it's written all over her face : she knows she's got it goin on BIG TIME

bby nuck yeah, that's what made Liz Lemon's CONSTANT relationship struggles on 30 Rock SO funny. IRL Tina has been married for a while now and has a couple of kids, but she was smart enough to realize it would be WAY funnier if Liz's personal life was a disaster zone, particularly in the romance department.

The best kind. Just a person, but hot.

well she is a master improv comic..

And Tina Fey's pretty good too.

plap-plap khishhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

egdapo watch him with Robin Williams

Am I the only one who thinks that there are many guests who actually match his style ? ( Lindsay Sloane, Diane Kruger, Sarah Paulson, Robin Williams, Evangeline Lilly, Thomas Lennon , Brie Larson, Sandra Bullock, kat Dennings- and these are just off the top of my head)

Idk.She seemed pretty uncomfortable and unlike herself. Julia Dreyfus was a better guest imo

@Connie Well I didn't feel so. She seemed gingerly to me ,which is quite unlike her. Idk something was amiss. Imo.

I also thought Tina Fey seemed very subdued in this interview with Craig. I found an interview with David Letterman around the same time and also about same book, and she seems more engaged here than with Craig. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/itKld7GGrM67dpc.html

@@trillium.3.24 Really? She did a smell my finger awkward pause. I'd say she was very comfortable :-)

That's a big statement!

Carrie Fisher is even funnier than Craig, imo. She's over the top funny and gets Craig in the vulnerable position for a change. Love her visits to the show. If you want to really laugh, check her out on the show

He won't do that kind of shit show

@@dexteraguirre2814 why not?

@@ilhamcahya6740 SNL is owned by liberals. He won't do a show bind by politics

@@dexteraguirre2814 ah yes, the liberal boogeyman

@@dexteraguirre2814 lmao it isn't enough that it's just bad comedy, some eternal dumbass is always around crying liberal

and! tina then said , she grew up outside of norway, c:

She seemed really uncomfortable

@@Trollika_Devi pregnancy tends to have that effect on people

He pretty much insults her out of the gate saying the audience didn't know who she was and then mentions her lady bumps. She sees right through him.

@@Binkernard she's the worst. Sorry. Sophomoric humor with an attitude. Pass.

@@Trollika_Devi I think it's all part of the performance.

You guys gotta get a grip, or meet more women. Funny, smart, women cone in all shapes and sizes. It's unfortunate that today in show biz women too often have to appear at least generically attractive in order to be recognized for their talents. Men, especially in comedy can still be very physically imperfect. I remember when Tina first came on the scene and she was quite ordinary looking. She now has perfected her looks, and I'm sure the pressure to look "sexy" is still with her. Sad what they do to women.

Maybe my bit about 'Have some awesome late night chat shows' should be 'Had' then? Agree about Graham Norton though.

@@mac6away Norton isn’t spontaneous like Craig

he's not creepy at all

She's very pretty

"fiction or nonfiction?" was a good comeback