Team Coco Hits The Road
Last Thursday night I went to see Conan O’Brien’s Legally Prevented From Being Funny on Television show. I’ve been a Conan fan for a long time, so I was really excited when he announced this tour.
This show sold out crazy-quick. It was kind of weird how the tickets went on sale – they started selling them in the morning and announced the tour right before lunch. I was lucky to see the announcement in a blog posting before the show sold out. 15 minutes after I got my ticket, there were no more to be had. So I felt pretty lucky.
I wanted to be surprised by the show, so I didn’t read much about the prior stops on the tour. I figured that there would be a lot of stuff that carried over from show to show.
It was kind of like an old-fashioned variety show, but with cussing. There was music, standup, and some taped bits. I guess you could describe it as a live version of Conan’s television shows without the interviews. I really enjoyed it, and the rest of the crowd seemed to as well. I wish they had been able to do some kind of live action taped bit that was filmed around town, but I understand that they probably don’t have time for that kind of thing with their schedule. Overall, a big thumbs up!
Andy Richter does a fake commercial for a local liquor barn.
Conan claimed that this was the actual bat from Meatloaf's Bat Out of Hell tour.
Conan demonstrating how flat his butt is. "You could iron a shirt on that thing!"
Don't ask.
Andy Richter performed a number on horseback.
One of Conan's writers did a brief standup bit.
Conan broke out his guitar for a few songs.
Return of the bat.
The masturbating bear made a cameo.
The big finale.
The Conrad Bain cutout was not for sale, alas.
This show sold out crazy-quick. It was kind of weird how the tickets went on sale – they started selling them in the morning and announced the tour right before lunch. I was lucky to see the announcement in a blog posting before the show sold out. 15 minutes after I got my ticket, there were no more to be had. So I felt pretty lucky.
I wanted to be surprised by the show, so I didn’t read much about the prior stops on the tour. I figured that there would be a lot of stuff that carried over from show to show.
It was kind of like an old-fashioned variety show, but with cussing. There was music, standup, and some taped bits. I guess you could describe it as a live version of Conan’s television shows without the interviews. I really enjoyed it, and the rest of the crowd seemed to as well. I wish they had been able to do some kind of live action taped bit that was filmed around town, but I understand that they probably don’t have time for that kind of thing with their schedule. Overall, a big thumbs up!
Andy Richter does a fake commercial for a local liquor barn.
Conan claimed that this was the actual bat from Meatloaf's Bat Out of Hell tour.
Conan in his Eddie Murphy "Raw" suit.
Conan demonstrating how flat his butt is. "You could iron a shirt on that thing!"
Don't ask.
Andy Richter performed a number on horseback.
One of Conan's writers did a brief standup bit.
Conan broke out his guitar for a few songs.
Return of the bat.
The masturbating bear made a cameo.
The big finale.
The Conrad Bain cutout was not for sale, alas. 
Here are a couple of videos that I shot. The Triumph one probably isn't as funny if you aren't from Dallas. The Walker Texas Ranger stuff owns, though.
Labels: Concerts, Humorousness, Music, Viddy Well
posted by JC at 9:34 PM
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