Conan O’Brien Hits the Road
Conan O’ Brien has been sitting around in his underwear, eating absurd amounts of sugar all day. He tweeted it himself, “This morning I watched Remington Steele while eating Sugar Smacks out of a salad bowl. I was naked.” He would love for his fans and Twitter followers to believe that, wouldn’t he? Chances are he would have really preferred tweeting something along the lines of; I spent the morning sitting around and crafting a master plan. But that just doesn’t have the Conan zest. His plan is probably going to serve the greater purpose of proving further to NBC that mistakes were made and that in the long run, they’ll regret it. Read more...

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