Ep 126. Jason Segel, Ruby Rose, Jason Isbell
- August 12, 2015
Conan O'Brien returns for another hilarious episode of Conan season 5, this time featuring three special guests: Jason Segel, Ruby Rose, and Jason Isbell. In this episode, Conan chats with the trio about their latest projects and shares some laughs with his witty banter.
Actor and writer Jason Segel is the first guest of the night, promoting his new film "Dispatches from Elsewhere." Segel discusses the inspiration behind the film, which he also wrote and produced, as well as his experiences working with co-stars Sally Field and Richard E. Grant. The conversation also touches on Segel's personal life, including his love for puppetry and his past as a competitive high school wrestler.
Next up is Australian model and actress Ruby Rose, who has skyrocketed to fame following her roles in "Orange is the New Black" and "John Wick: Chapter 2." Rose opens up about her experience playing the first openly gay superhero in the CW series "Batwoman," and the significance of her role for the LGBTQ+ community. She also shares some hilarious stories about her recent encounter with a huge spider in her home in Sydney, Australia.
Finally, Conan welcomes Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter Jason Isbell to the stage. Isbell performs his hit song "If We Were Vampires" from his album "The Nashville Sound," which explores the theme of love and mortality. The conversation between Conan and Isbell delves into the creative process behind the album, as well as Isbell's personal experiences with sobriety and recovery.
Throughout the show, Conan also indulges in his trademark skits and segments, including a hilarious bit where he tries to "correct" some common misconceptions about bees. He also engages in some light-hearted banter with his guests, putting their comedic chops to the test in a game of "Celebrity Password."
Overall, Conan season 5 episode 126 is a must-watch for fans of comedy and pop culture. With its star-studded lineup and sharp humor, this episode is sure to leave viewers entertained and wanting more.
