Conan O'Brien: LIVE in Boston | SmartLess



We had a wicked pissah with “the opposite of Tom Brady” a.k.a. Conan O’Brien.

(Recorded on February 04, 2022)

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30 thoughts on “Conan O'Brien: LIVE in Boston | SmartLess”

  1. Amazon must have forced you to put a gay guy on here. Its proven comedy isn't for that group. Sean Hayes can play one part: meek catholic school boy begging for priest cock with his eyes only. Ant, Cantone, Job m David, the lez's, Pryor only blew guys for coke. Todd Glass was good though. That's one guy.

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  2. I'm so glad these live shows are being released! I really want to watch the series on Max, but I still can't seem to find it! (I do subscribe, so 🤷‍♀️)

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  3. Hope you all have noticed the ones with your faces get 100,000 more views we wanna see ya, but i get it…thankful for the Amazon show that led me to some lovable funny with the lens to learn ppl.

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  4. at 18:47 Conan starts a joke riff about science/religion/virus
    "Our age has not yet been able to distance itself from science, is not yet secularized in relation to it."―Michel Serres, 1985

    “we are in the midst of a second phase of secularization—that of science itself.”―Steve Fuller, 2000

    "Unbelief today should begin by questioning not religion but secular faith."―John Gray, 2013

    "science has become the religion of our time. The analogy with religion must be taken literally"―Giorgio Agamben, April 2020

    “We have long believed that the fires of science produce less violence than those of religion. We were mistaken”― Michel Serres, 2022

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