Conan vs. NBC: A Sort-Of Obsolete Clip

by Rachel Sklar | 3:51 pm, January 21st, 2010

Last night I was on the Joy Behar Show to discuss the Conan-Leno-NBC-Late-Night kerfuffle. Joy spoke first with Bill Carter of the New York Times, pretty much the go-to expert on all things late night thanks to his seminal — and still relevant! — book The Late Shift. Following Carter’s comments (he thinks NBC and Leno will be just fine, by the way), Joy discussed the brou-ha-ha with her panel, which consisted of me, Rachelle Carson of “Living With Ed” (her show with husband Ed Begley) and comedian-actor-musician-pop-culture-expert Hal Sparks, who made me crack up on the air with a lube joke. Well done, Hal. Lube jokes are never rendered obsolete by breaking news stories.

p.s. We also talk about Tiger. That’s where the lube comes in.

share this post

filed under

Bill Carter, Conan, Conan O'Brien, Gentle Path, Hal Sparks, Jay Leno, Jeff Zucker, Joy Behar, Mediaite In The News, Rachel Sklar, Rachelle Carson, Tiger Woods

If you would like to comment, please login or register:

» Login » Register

» Or connect with your Facebook account:

Rahm Emanuel On 60 Minutes: “Fringe Group Has Taken Control” Of GOP

by Colby Hall | 3:05 pm, Saturday

video

White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel was recently interviewed by CBS' Katie Couric for tomorrow night's episode of 60 Minutes, a short clip of which has been released online. In the clip made available, Emanuel briefly discusses the challenges of his political foes: the Republican Party, and says that they have their "own problems and fissures" and are "at the behest of a fringe group that's taken control of their own party." Video after the jump.

» 67 comments

Obama’s Final Push On Health Care To Democratic Caucus On Capitol Hill

by Drew Grant | 5:14 pm, Saturday

video

President Barack Obama spoke in the conference hall of the Capitol today about the health care reform bill which is coming close to meeting enough votes to pass in the House of Representatives, which earlier today decided not use the "deem and pass" strategy to railroad the bill through Congress. "I know this is a tough vote for some of you," said our president, adding "Don't do it for Nancy Pelosi, or Harry Reid, or me. Do It for the American People." Pay attention folks, this speech is definitely one for the history books.

» 15 comments

More TV headlines: