Conan O'Brien Reunites w/ "The Simpsons" Writers on "Serious Jibber Jabber"

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"Serious Jibber Jabber": Conan O'Brien's "Simpsons" Writers Reunion (VIDEO)
The Huffington Post | by Ross Luippold
04/16/2013


The newest episode of "Serious Jibber-Jabber", Conan O'Brien's long form chat show on Team Coco, may be the best yet. It features O'Brien with his old friends from "The Simpsons", and the video is an 80 minute nerdgasm for any "Simpsons" fan.

O'Brien was a writer on the show from 1991-1993, and in this freewheeling discussion, he's joined by his fellow "Simpsons" writer/producers Al Jean, Mike Reiss, Jay Kogen and Jeff Martin.



They reminisce about the old days, including the show's origin on "The Tracey Ullman Show" (she hated "The Simpsons"), the time a young Conan O'Brien met Johnny Carson (and gave him inaccurate driving directions), and the one celebrity that to this day won't appear on the show.

If you're a "Simpsons" nut and have 80 minutes to spare, we highly recommend watching the above video.






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Originally Posted by JamesG

"Serious Jibber Jabber": Conan O'Brien's "Simpsons" Writers Reunion (VIDEO)
The Huffington Post | by Ross Luippold
04/16/2013


The newest episode of "Serious Jibber-Jabber", Conan O'Brien's long form chat show on Team Coco, may be the best yet. It features O'Brien with his old friends from "The Simpsons", and the video is an 80 minute nerdgasm for any "Simpsons" fan.

O'Brien was a writer on the show from 1991-1993, and in this freewheeling discussion, he's joined by his fellow "Simpsons" writer/producers Al Jean, Mike Reiss, Jay Kogen and Jeff Martin.



They reminisce about the old days, including the show's origin on "The Tracey Ullman Show" (she hated "The Simpsons"), the time a young Conan O'Brien met Johnny Carson (and gave him inaccurate driving directions), and the one celebrity that to this day won't appear on the show.

If you're a "Simpsons" nut and have 80 minutes to spare, we highly recommend watching the above video.






http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/0..._3092936.html?

It would be great for O'Brian to write new episodes. The ones he wrote in the earlier years were classic.