I liked one of the comments: “Very much laughing of the white duck to a Jay Leno. Seven times the year of a big orange Conan to smile with.” Sage wisdom from a perceptive man.
Mr David:
I am a participant in a podcast over at http://www.dollarbin.net and we would like the opportunity to do an interview with you. We just this week wrapped up a 3 hour interview with Christopher Priest and have several A-List writers and artists lined up such as Pia Guerra, Bob Mcleod, and Kurt Busiek. Would you be open to doing a podcast with us? I wasn’t sure how else to reach you.
That is one of the weirdest things I have ever seen.
How does one find the English version? I don’t even know what to search for. (And Conan vs. Jay doesn’t cut it.)
It’s not actually much clearer than the other version.
. “That is one of the weirdest things I have ever seen.”
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Then you never saw their take on the Tiger Woods event? Track that down, man.
The Hulk never gets any breaks.
Still Conan as the Hulk makes more sense than much of recent issues…
Why do they turn into superheroes at all?!!! And why is Conan the Hulk of all people?
The part when Leno/CoCo are crying as their ratings fall may be my favourite part. And I like how the crowd just surges with Conan at the end and the NBC exec/Leno look all confused and scared.
I look forward to seeing this superhero battle immortalized in Marvel comics — maybe as the finale to Dark Reign? If that’s the case, which late-night host is the mysterious figure Osborn brought out to intimidate Doom and Loki?
I’m confused. So the cops knew that internal affairs was setting them up?
…and I agree with the assessment of the Hulk. I mean, name ONE primarily green superhero who has benefited from the addition of other coloured variants.
Green Lantern?
Ohhhh, I get it… Leno is DC. Poor bûggër. 😛
What…the hëll…was that?! 🙂
I don’t know about y’all, but I’d like all my news delivered like this.
That one starts out slow, but I liked it by the end.
Herman saying “Then the Peacock lost its mind.” was priceless.
What astounds me is that Pee Wee doesn’t look like he’s aged a day. Which gives you an idea of how much make-up Paul Reubens must use to get into the character.
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PAD
I just figured he was undead, which is basically how I’ve always felt about the character.
Of course Paul Reubens is an undead. We all saw him get turned into a vampire in 1994.
Interesting animation. I was particularly impressed with the way they showed how OJ killed Nicole and Ron.
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There’s also an English version of this, but it’s pretty entertaining this way.
Oh. Why didn’t someone just say so before?
There is an English version published at quite a few places.
I liked one of the comments: “Very much laughing of the white duck to a Jay Leno. Seven times the year of a big orange Conan to smile with.” Sage wisdom from a perceptive man.
Mr David:
I am a participant in a podcast over at http://www.dollarbin.net and we would like the opportunity to do an interview with you. We just this week wrapped up a 3 hour interview with Christopher Priest and have several A-List writers and artists lined up such as Pia Guerra, Bob Mcleod, and Kurt Busiek. Would you be open to doing a podcast with us? I wasn’t sure how else to reach you.
That is one of the weirdest things I have ever seen.
How does one find the English version? I don’t even know what to search for. (And Conan vs. Jay doesn’t cut it.)
I found the English version at Gizmodo.com
http://gizmodo.com/5452318/showdown-at-nbc-the-animated-edition
It’s not actually much clearer than the other version.
.
“That is one of the weirdest things I have ever seen.”
.
Then you never saw their take on the Tiger Woods event? Track that down, man.
The Hulk never gets any breaks.
Still Conan as the Hulk makes more sense than much of recent issues…
Why do they turn into superheroes at all?!!! And why is Conan the Hulk of all people?
The part when Leno/CoCo are crying as their ratings fall may be my favourite part. And I like how the crowd just surges with Conan at the end and the NBC exec/Leno look all confused and scared.
I look forward to seeing this superhero battle immortalized in Marvel comics — maybe as the finale to Dark Reign? If that’s the case, which late-night host is the mysterious figure Osborn brought out to intimidate Doom and Loki?
I’m confused. So the cops knew that internal affairs was setting them up?
…and I agree with the assessment of the Hulk. I mean, name ONE primarily green superhero who has benefited from the addition of other coloured variants.
Green Lantern?
Ohhhh, I get it… Leno is DC. Poor bûggër. 😛
What…the hëll…was that?! 🙂
I don’t know about y’all, but I’d like all my news delivered like this.
Ow. My head.
I don’t think I’ve ever seen Leno so animated.
Conan also thought some people might be confused, so he brought Pee-wee Herman in to explain it.
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http://www.hulu.com/watch/122278/the-tonight-show-with-conan-obrien-pee-wee-explains
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This one is better.
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http://www.hulu.com/watch/122306/the-tonight-show-with-conan-obrien-robin-williams-part-2
That one starts out slow, but I liked it by the end.
Herman saying “Then the Peacock lost its mind.” was priceless.
What astounds me is that Pee Wee doesn’t look like he’s aged a day. Which gives you an idea of how much make-up Paul Reubens must use to get into the character.
.
PAD
I just figured he was undead, which is basically how I’ve always felt about the character.
Of course Paul Reubens is an undead. We all saw him get turned into a vampire in 1994.
Interesting animation. I was particularly impressed with the way they showed how OJ killed Nicole and Ron.