This is The Last Laugh. I'm Matt Wilstein from The Daily Beast.

Coming up in a bit, we'll have my interview with Laura Benanti, who is probably best known for being a Tony Award-winning star of several Broadway musicals,

but has a special place in my heart for her just spot-on portrayal of

Melania Trump on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. She is here to talk about her new solo show

called Nobody Cares, that she is bringing back to the stage in New York next month, and will

also be available exclusively on Audible very soon. More on that later. But first, Allegra and I are going to talk about

the big TV return of a comedy icon who I think is near and dear to both of our hearts, Conan O'Brien.

Allegra, are you ready to talk about Conan? I am. I'm always ready to talk Conan. Yeah, me too. I mean,

this is a big deal. Conan is back on too. I mean, this is a big deal.

Conan is back on TV.

I mean, as people are hearing this, his new show, Conan O'Brien Must Go is up on Max.

He premiered this past Thursday with all four of these new episodes.

It's been almost three years since Conan ended his TBS show, which is kind of

wild to me. And I remember right after he ended it, there was like all this talk about what he was

going to do next. People thought he was going to do some sort of, you know, weekly variety show on

Max, which he since said was just something that somebody made up. But I mean, I, you know, I think we were all very curious what he was going to do next,

if he was going to do anything next.

And now we have this travel show, which really is like a takeoff on the remotes that he

used to do on late night, but sort of in a bigger way.

It's a lot like the specials that he was doing for a while, these international travel

specials.

But yeah, it was a long wait for these four episodes, but what were sort of your first

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