Comments on: Conan O'Brien ribs 'nerds' at Intel science fair
"How do I calculate the size of meatballs?" That was the title of one of the seminal science projects that NBC's Conan O'Brien covered at an Intel science fair.
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He was out of his element until he had the drink at the slot machine. Maybe he should have gone there first and then a strip joint. Leave the science to the scientists.
He ridicules things for a living, mostly himself. He makes a living doing it.
Leave the comedy sketches to the comedic writers.
Learn better.
Those kids weren't stupid - they were in on it. I especially liked when Conan was trying to weasel in on the one guys project and he turned it around to get credit for the show.
I never watched Conan O'Brien before he got The Tonight Show - I didn't think he was funny. Guess I was wrong. He's also kinda nuts.
for those that didn't know, conan has been making fun of geeks his entire tv career in an entertaining way. intel has also been a sponsor of his since the late show with conan o'brien. this is nothing new.
anybody remember his visit to san fran sponsored by sam wo's restaurant and intel? or his visit to george lucas' ilm? or triumph's segments poking fun of star wars geeks? he does so not in a hateful manner, but in a funny way where you can laugh at stereotpical idiosyncracies within the subculture.
in a manner of speaking conan's a nonconformist who is just like a geek that pokes at these stereotypes in a comical way.
- by Kainchild June 30, 2009 8:18 AM PDT
- Conan is the best thing on television.
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