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'''Conan O'Brien''' is the former host of the Tonight Show. He is an American [[Catholic]] of Irish descent. Before replacing [[Jay Leno]] as host, he hosted Late Night with Conan O'Brien, replacing liberal comedian [[David Letterman]]. O'Brien was also a former writer of "The Simpsons and "Saturday Night Live.
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'''Conan O'Brien''' is the former host of ''The Tonight Show'', and the current host of ''Conan'' on [[TBS]]. He is an American [[Catholic]] of Irish descent.  
  
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Recently, Jay Leno has been given back his post on the Tonight Show.
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Before replacing [[Jay Leno]] as host, O'Brien hosted ''Late Night with Conan O'Brien'', replacing liberal comedian [[David Letterman]].  In early 2010, he left ''The Tonight Show'' due to disagreements over timeslots, as NBC wanted to put Jay Leno back at 11:35pm, thereby moving ''The Tonight Show'' to 12:05.  O'Brien was also a former writer on ''[[The Simpsons]]''  and ''Saturday Night Live''. He is a member of the [[Democrat Party]] and supports [[gun control]].
  
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O'Brien will be returning to television with his new show, Conan, premiering on November 8th on TBS<ref>http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2010/09/01/conan-obriens-new-odd/</ref>. 
 
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Latest revision as of 19:56, August 28, 2017

Conan O'Brien is the former host of The Tonight Show, and the current host of Conan on TBS. He is an American Catholic of Irish descent.

Before replacing Jay Leno as host, O'Brien hosted Late Night with Conan O'Brien, replacing liberal comedian David Letterman. In early 2010, he left The Tonight Show due to disagreements over timeslots, as NBC wanted to put Jay Leno back at 11:35pm, thereby moving The Tonight Show to 12:05. O'Brien was also a former writer on The Simpsons and Saturday Night Live. He is a member of the Democrat Party and supports gun control.