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Conan is taking us on another zany ride where he plays the crazy, energetic, self-deprecating fool who connects organically with others during his travels. Conan travels to Norway, Argentina, Thailand and Ireland to meet fans he spoke with virtually on his Conan O’Brien Needs a Friend Podcast. Conan plainly stated that he wanted his audience to “know less about a country” after viewing his show. The ability to connect with people and mutually help them come out of their comfort zone is incredible. He’s charismatic, over the top and can draw you back in because he seems comfortable with his skin on-screen. There are heartfelt moments that truly connect you with Conan as a comedian and human being.
The pace of the episodes is mostly on point. Most of the time, my sides hurt from all the funny bits and editing of Conan’s crazy travels. I think you will enjoy the series if this is your first time watching Conan. If you are a seasoned Conan fan, you will find his shenanigans on par with his past material. Conan is genuine on the screen and entertaining as usual. He also embodies the positive, creepy, awkward brand that separates him from the travel comedy genre. The Conan Without Borders show had a better pace, but Conan Must Go still had me engaged and on the edge of my seat.
There is some constructive criticism where some bits went a little too long, or there was dead space with jokes that didn’t land. It seemed like Conan was milking a comedic bit excessively compared to what it’s worth when, as a team, they could’ve inserted something more conducive to the comedic journey or plot of the show. I honestly think the Argentina and Thailand episodes shouldn’t have been placed consecutively in the series lineup. I would’ve put the Thailand episode first, then Norway, Argentina, and Ireland.
Overall, Conan Must Go is some of his best work. In particular, they somehow added a story arc in the Argentina episode. That episode is in the top 10 of Conan O’Brien’s career. Conan is still relevant and continues to break the mold of his comedic journey. I would suggest watching this, and if you enjoy it, give it another view because there are hidden gems and subtleties that you may miss on the first watch. I can tell that Conan, Mike Sweeney (head writer and director), Jeff Ross (executive producers)and the Conanco planned and produced the show meticulously, mixing in Conan’s brilliant improv.
Thank you, Conan and the Chill Chums of Conan O’Brien Needs a Friend. I hope you have more episodes next year because I will watch them.
