Name: Behind the Nonsense: Fix Conan's Mug | Team Coco
Uploaded: 2022-03-14T17:00:40.000Z
Duration: 12 min 48 s
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oh, it's going to be um glue this mug, a great show.

That's another mug based sketch I was involved in.

Hey Conan here with Andy, another edition of Behind the nonsense where we look at uh some of the sketches that seemed to come to mind after all these years.

This next sketch we're gonna talk about was written by our own dan Cronin.

Good to see you sir, good to see you cones.

And also by andre du bouchet, that's right, you two wrote this sketch?

I haven't seen it yet, I'm just remembering, this is an example of a sketch that the beauty is how far it goes.

I think that's probably fair to say like there's not long enough, perfect length, way too long, way, way too long, and then there's just going for it in a way that starts to redeem itself and become kind of magical.

This is the type of sketch at rehearsal where Andy who can sometimes very quickly just go nah, and that kills it.

This, this is one of those sketches where I gotta do my job.

Yeah, but this is one of those sketches where Andy goes to you, he looks to you and he goes, we got to do it.

And so quick note this uh features the performing talents of one of the greats of all time brian stack, brian stack was just a mainstay on the old late night show.

He was with us for a long time with the tonight show?

He's with us tonight show and then he was with us a long time at TBS and then he and his family moved back to new york and he's working with Stephen Colbert where he's quite happy, brilliant writer.

But I just wanted to get that shoutout to brian stack who has always did such amazing work with us.

Let's take a look at the sketch and then we'll discuss, I notice that the Eisenhower mug that's been on my desk for 22 years just got broken somehow.

Can someone glue this can just take a second, can someone glue this mug handle?

Okay, I didn't really Okay, let's get to business.

There's this viral video going around that everyone's been talking.

Okay, well anyway, this viral videos going around that I wanted to show you guys because it's really larry larry, can you come out here?

Well, I'm just gluing your mug back together, like Yes.

But you're making a lot of noise so it's very noisy.

Sorry, I can make less noise if you want it less glued.

Here's your mug mr O'brien include just like you wanted.

But then Larry's exact words were screw safety.

We just want to thank you to you and your family for all the beautiful flowers and of course, the edible arrangements.

Well, you know, it's the least I could do for Larry.

The industry has ever known without further ado, please welcome us Secretary of Education.

In addition to gluing Hollywood mugs for over 30 years.

Lawrence Jorgensen was a tireless advocate for musical education through his program.

Larry donated woodwind instruments to over 400,000 students across the United States today we welcome several Tooting Tots representing the Burbank school district playing an original composition entitled greatest mug guy ever.

Please note for most of these students, tonight is their first time picking up a musical instrument and it's all thanks to Larry, you know, I'm sorry those kids are kind of old to be called Tots and I think they should practice before you let them on television and you're right, this has gone on a little too long Mr O'brien, Please enjoy this brief tribute video, handsome Georgian soon.

How did you have time to make that thing?

We're always thinking ahead mr Alright, okay, we're going to take a break.

I'm gonna figure out just what the hell just happened when we come back, keith Urban's here, there is so much to talk about, keith Urban, that's the funniest part, The funniest part.

Urban, well the funniest part is keith Urban had to sit through that, I have to say, I have to say that the purpose or almost the mission statement of the show from the very beginning was imagine people at home seeing this, this went into people's homes and they're watching it and my mug breaks and someone goes to help it and then this whole thing keeps unfolding until he's a Norse God in Iraq, I didn't know somewhere, I might have it.

There's footage of you at rehearsal when you come right out of it and you're grabbing your eyes and you're just you're trying to say something and kona goes what goes on So fucking log.

And the fact that that was beamed into people's homes and it was supported by these big companies with all this money.

I mean General Motors used to have the same feeling back at NBC which is we would take all this money that was generated by shows that were really popular like Friends and and right down the middle, you know.

And we would take all the money that was generated by that stuff and they would give us some of it and we would take it and go thanks a lot and then beam this stuff that nobody asked for.

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