(Original airdate: 01/20/14) By being nude on TV as often as possible, the guys hope to be thought of as a bunch of male Lena Dunhams.
More CONAN @ http://teamcoco.com/video
 By being nude on TV as often as possible, the guys hope to be thought of as a bunch of male Lena Dunhams.
More CONAN @ http://teamcoco.com/video
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(Original airdate: 01/20/14) By being nude on TV as often as possible, the guys hope to be thought of as a bunch of male Lena Dunhams.
More CONAN @ http://teamcoco.com/video
these guys are like ed, edd & eddy, i just don’t know which one is edd
ReplyThis is Important.
Replythis seems edgy without merit, lazy writing of the show trying too hard and awkward interview
ReplyThis could’ve bombed but it actually excelled
ReplyThis is important. (iykyk)
ReplyAdam’s expressions remind me so much of Jack Black’s
ReplyDers’ description of California law is spot on.
Replyrewatching it, workaholics wasn’t just good because I was a stoned teenager – it’s actually hilarious and well written and still holds up pretty well. It’s in my opinion one of the funniest shows in recent years, up there with Always Sunny, and shows like 30 Rock or The Office.
ReplyDid these kids grew up watching Conan? I am saying this because Conan has a pattern in comedy improv specially in the remotes and these actors were basically replicating the same ‘observant, aware but super goofy’ energy that Conan brings in his remotes.
Replynothing is more boring than the lighting of sound
ReplyThey aren’t funny at all.
Replyneed more seasons of workaholicsss
ReplyAhhh now that Conan is off the air these guys will never be seen again
ReplyThe audience is kinda dead, man. I mean they cheered for frontal male nudity but the laughs were so muted it felt like nobody in the crowd had even heard of their show.
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