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    1. > “I had no regrets about giving [The Tonight Show] a shot. And when, for all these complicated reasons, it blew up, I was deeply upset. I thought, ‘I’m in real trouble and this could be the end of my career [at 46],’” he recalled.

      > “But lo and behold, this thing called the internet rose up, and I got this huge groundswell of love and appreciation that I didn’t expect,” he shared. “Because [when] you’re doing a show like [Late Night], day in and day out, for 16 years, it’s submarine duty.”

      > O’Brien continued, “You don’t get a chance to understand fully that there’s a generation of people out there that have been watching, they’re younger than me, and they all knew how to use the internet. So, they all got on social media and it was this big thing.”

    2. moderatenerd on

      I’m team coco4ever. I was one of those Young people. Went to his show in Manhattan after Leno screwed him and got to shake his hand. Best. Comedian. Ever.

    3. Must be nice when this is the worst thing that has happened to you in life and you keep bringing it up and get sympathy decades later

    4. Late night with Conan O’Brien was absolutely the best talk show a 10 year old could watch. We all grew up and needed more. Team CoCo for life!

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