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EPISODE · Oct 19, 2007 · 29 MIN

'Late Night with Conan O'Brien' writer/performer Brian Stack

from Kinda Sorta Maybe Like a Podcast · host Paul Little

Paul Little is a big fan of Late Night with Conan O'Brien, watching the show since its first episode. Like any long-running show, there have been ups and downs, but Conan and his team of writers and performers have been bringing some of the best comedy of our generation to televisions everywhere. So imagine how excited he was when he found out that on a recent trip to New York City, not only would he get to attend a taping of Late Night, but that he'd get to sit down with one if its writers for an interview at 30 Rockefeller Plaza. Writer Brian Stack -- who also regularly appears on the show in sketches, playing some of its most well-known characters including Frankenstein, The Interrupter, The Offensive Ghost Crooner, The Traveling Salesman, and the Local Sports Athlete -- graciously put up with Paul's rookie interview skills for a chat. Brian talks about his start in improv in Wisconsin and later with Second City in Chicago, his experiences working on Late Night for the last 10 years, and what the future might hold with The Tonight Show on the horizon for Conan in 2 years.

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