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Sheamus jokes with Conan about a Twitter list ranking the hottest gingers.
Wyatt Cenac reflects on his role as the first Black writer for The Daily Show, discussing representation in comedy and his experiences with Jon Stewart.
Actors audition for Han Solo in comedic sketches featuring Bill Hader and others.
Conan humorously prepares to shoot something in a virtual reality space pirate game.
Zac Efron's shirtless moment at the MTV Movie Awards disappoints Conan and Andy Richter.
Zoe Saldana and Zach Galifianakis caption cartoons for The New Yorker in a humorous contest.
Zach Galifianakis discusses his new series Baskets and A Wrinkle in Time on Conan.
Zach Woods humorously recounts his wisdom teeth removal experience on Conan.
A girl from Newton shares her cartoon captions on Facebook, gaining viral attention and inspiration.
Doyle introduces Tanya McGrath, a fictional fourth wave feminist who embodies a judgmental and humorless perspective on intersectional feminism.
A man bites beer cans apart, showcasing his talent on Facebook and amusing viewers.
Classic British ads for John Smith's, Orange, and John West feature alongside Old Spice and Canal Plus.
Charlie Brooker discusses his early days on the 11 O'Clock Show with Grace Dent.
People pay to toss eggs at a man in stocks, making a very messy scene for cash.
Angela Merkel shares funny moments during a virtual meeting with music in the background.
A man walks into a shop and asks the shopkeeper if they sell leather, leading to a series of jokes that illustrate humor's challenges in translation.
Conan O'Brien faces a lawsuit from Robert Alex Kaseberg over joke theft involving Tom Brady.
A man catches eight out of ten flying toilet plungers using a mini plunger, a skill he developed after struggling with Santa Claus hats.
A woman with the rare ability to pop her eyes out of her head showcases her talent, eliciting a mix of amusement and curiosity on social media platforms.
The Queen humorously assesses Kate Middleton's suitability for Prince William in a poem.
A ground traffic controller at JFK reveals that his wife and children have had sexual contact with James Franco, but he has not.
Michael Palin shares memories of Terry Jones as a perfect writing companion and Beatles fan.
The Boy with Tape on his Face shares insights from the Edinburgh Fringe festival.
A critic argues Hamilton misrepresents history and compares its casting choices to Jewish actors playing Hitler.
James Wignall attends a sing-along event for Mamma Mia! as it becomes Britain's top DVD.
A funeral for Taji features a sex doll replica from Sex Doll Canada in a humorous send-off.
Drew Dernavich discusses his transition from fine art to cartooning, describing comics as a more honest form of communication during a talk at The New Yorker Festival.
Bob Mankoff discusses The New Yorker's caption contest and features Lawrence Wood and Ed Steve.
Farhad Samji reflects on his 22-year career in Bollywood, detailing his rise from mockery to success with support from Salman Khan and pivotal advice from Ram Gopal Verma.
Hasan Minhaj and his wife, Beena, have a rule that he can use material freely in shows with fewer than 100 people, subject to her review later.
John Smith, a deaf comedian, highlights his experiences in stand-up comedy and the significance of British Sign Language during a performance in Preston.
Louie Lingard, known as NotLewy, navigates the challenges of TikTok fame while balancing crude humor about his disability and his true passion for rap music.
Bob McClure discusses Cameron Hafeez's cartoon and humor in The New Yorker magazine.
Steve Martin and Roz Chast discuss humor and creativity at The New Yorker festival this morning.
At the 2011 New Yorker Festival, Steve Martin discusses his lack of formal art training and his preference for clear, accessible language over art-speak.
Bob Mankoff discusses cartoonist humor and reactions to their own work in The New Yorker.
Simon Bird discusses his new show Chickens with Robert Popper and Tom Rosenthal.
Gareth Evans highlights how sometimes people look down on action films despite their emotional depth.
Simon Pegg and Nick Frost discuss their friendship and British conformism in comedy.
TanyaLee travels the East Coast of America for her comedy special, 'Unstoppable Me.'
