![]() ![]() Homer then asked the star if he was ‘proud of the work’ he did, as Conan asked what his interviewer’s favourite memory of the show was. He was promoting a movie and you asked him if there was any whacky stuff that happened on set, so he told this mildly interesting anecdote…’ He said: ‘Come to think of it, I do remember once there was time you had this actor on. ![]() US comedian and TV host Conan, 58, has fronted three different shows since 1993 and is leaving network TBS after more than a decade of Conan. Known for his distinctive ginger quiff, Conan told viewers he has appeared in more than 4,000 hours of TV during his career. He said: ‘I have devoted all of my adult life, all of it, to pursuing this strange phantom intersection between smart and stupid. ‘And there’s a lot of people that believe the two cannot co-exist, but God, I will tell you, it’s something I believe religiously. ‘I think when smart and stupid come together – it’s very difficult – but if you can make it happen I think that it’s the most beautiful thing in the world.’Ĭonan told of his gratitude to his fans and the staff he has worked with before sharing a final piece of advice with the audience. He said: ‘So my advice to anyone watching right now, and it’s not easy to do, it’s not easy to do, it’s not easy to do, but try and do what you love with people you love and if you can manage that, it’s the definition of heaven on Earth.’Īs well as Homer Simpson, Will Ferrell appeared over Zoom from Boston, where he is shooting a film. The episode, filmed in front of a live studio audience in Los Angeles, featured flashbacks to some of Conan’s favourite celebrity interviews, comedy sketches and trips abroad from his travel show.Īctor and comedian Jack Black was the final celebrity guest but used a walking stick and had his right foot in a protective boot after injuring himself rehearsing a musical number for the show.Winner of the 2020 Disquiet International Literary Program Prize in Nonfiction He wished the host ‘all the best as you end an incredible run on Conan, I’m truly excited to see what comes next,’ before he jokingly filmed multiple goodbye messages for any future iterations. Ninth Letter is proud to feature “On Choosing,” by Serena Simpson. In this haunting, award-winning essay, as Simpson examines personal decisions both private and public, she homes in on the small print of her experience, insisting on her individual interior self and not allowing it to be subsumed into a larger, perhaps discordant narrative. ![]() This is a very brave essay, one where declaration, accusation and confession wind around each other. It is truth-telling that goes deep.īy the time I went to Planned Parenthood for confirmation of what the stick test told me, I had already started asking co-workers if they needed any days covered. I don’t think I even made $7 an hour then. My regular shift load barely yielded a take-home that afforded the reduced-price well-woman visit. I knew it wouldn’t possibly cover the I cost of the dread I knew was coming. ![]()
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