Just rewatching season 1 and 2 of "Conan must go" and noticing a very drastic toning down of the physical stuff, the silliness, just the overall daring aspect of the first two seasons.

Don't know why but surely it has something to do with a change of executives of HBO and Paramount and whatever, concerning the direction of the show (a lot of people mentioned the lack of marketing).

An thoughts on this?

I had no clue Conan attended TS's wedding!!! Has this already been discussed in the pod?

Context: they're talking about the Taylor Swift wedding

Description says about Dec. 2010 to early 2011 is best guess. Seth Myers follows. Cool little time capsule of the time.

I feel like it’s been a solid year since we last got a new segment with Jordan Schlansky. I mean I’m always happy to rewatch old bits/interviews, but I can’t help but wonder where he’s been lately

I don't mind. I'm just checking.

My son was watching this movie and i thought I heard a voice I recognized. I was right! Surprised I haven’t heard Conan talk about it more as he talks about toy story so much.

Conan fan here and honestly, both Without Borders and Must Go are incredible. My only real critique is that I wish Must Go had kept the live audience reactions. Conan’s humor shines in both, but hearing the live crowd react in Without Borders really elevated the interactions and punchlines for me. Anyone else feel the same way?

https://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/article/tarik-skubal-says-his-wife-made-him-take-his-espresso-machine-from-tigers-clubhouse-to-los-angeles-184711340.html

Felt like a compilation of old school remotes. Put him in a room with interesting people and magic always happens.