Conan O'Brien

But it was a show that at least had, it was pre-tapes and it wasn't, we weren't writing four characters and it wasn't all these shows that I really liked. It was sketch comedy that I thought, okay, this is respectable. We can do this with an eye towards hoping to get a job with Letterman, which didn't work out.

But it was a show that at least had, it was pre-tapes and it wasn't, we weren't writing four characters and it wasn't all these shows that I really liked. It was sketch comedy that I thought, okay, this is respectable. We can do this with an eye towards hoping to get a job with Letterman, which didn't work out.

But it was, so you get this call and to work for Seinfeld and you write an episode that coincidentally I've been, we were displaced by the fire. Our house is okay, but it has to be de-smoked, de-detoxed. And so my wife and I had been living in this little apartment, kind of rental apartment with a kitchenette at the hotel.

But it was, so you get this call and to work for Seinfeld and you write an episode that coincidentally I've been, we were displaced by the fire. Our house is okay, but it has to be de-smoked, de-detoxed. And so my wife and I had been living in this little apartment, kind of rental apartment with a kitchenette at the hotel.

But it was, so you get this call and to work for Seinfeld and you write an episode that coincidentally I've been, we were displaced by the fire. Our house is okay, but it has to be de-smoked, de-detoxed. And so my wife and I had been living in this little apartment, kind of rental apartment with a kitchenette at the hotel.

Yeah, yeah. A great place to meet a single pregnant woman. Who's going through a bad divorce. But every night we don't have our regular television. We just, you know, we don't have Apple TV or Max or anything. So we're just thumbing through and we always land on Seinfeld. Oh, nice. And we watch Seinfeld and I watched your Rye episode.

Yeah, yeah. A great place to meet a single pregnant woman. Who's going through a bad divorce. But every night we don't have our regular television. We just, you know, we don't have Apple TV or Max or anything. So we're just thumbing through and we always land on Seinfeld. Oh, nice. And we watch Seinfeld and I watched your Rye episode.

Yeah, yeah. A great place to meet a single pregnant woman. Who's going through a bad divorce. But every night we don't have our regular television. We just, you know, we don't have Apple TV or Max or anything. So we're just thumbing through and we always land on Seinfeld. Oh, nice. And we watch Seinfeld and I watched your Rye episode.

Three nights ago I watched the Marble Rye episode, remembered that you had written that episode, which is one of my favorites.

Three nights ago I watched the Marble Rye episode, remembered that you had written that episode, which is one of my favorites.

Three nights ago I watched the Marble Rye episode, remembered that you had written that episode, which is one of my favorites.

If you don't recall, I think it's George's fiancée. George Costanza is going over to eat with the fiancée, and he brings his parents, who, of course, humiliate him. The great Jerry Stiller and the actress. I can't remember the actress's name. Estelle Harris. Estelle Harris.

If you don't recall, I think it's George's fiancée. George Costanza is going over to eat with the fiancée, and he brings his parents, who, of course, humiliate him. The great Jerry Stiller and the actress. I can't remember the actress's name. Estelle Harris. Estelle Harris.

If you don't recall, I think it's George's fiancée. George Costanza is going over to eat with the fiancée, and he brings his parents, who, of course, humiliate him. The great Jerry Stiller and the actress. I can't remember the actress's name. Estelle Harris. Estelle Harris.

And they come over, and they bring a marble rye, and then they notice that these waspy parents of their future in-law don't eat the marble rye, so Jerry Stiller takes it back. And then that couple realizes, the Waspie couple realizes that the marble rye has been taken back and they're enraged.

And they come over, and they bring a marble rye, and then they notice that these waspy parents of their future in-law don't eat the marble rye, so Jerry Stiller takes it back. And then that couple realizes, the Waspie couple realizes that the marble rye has been taken back and they're enraged.

And they come over, and they bring a marble rye, and then they notice that these waspy parents of their future in-law don't eat the marble rye, so Jerry Stiller takes it back. And then that couple realizes, the Waspie couple realizes that the marble rye has been taken back and they're enraged.

And then the whole episode is about how do we get the rye back into the apartment, which is a great, great idea for an episode. Where did you get that idea?

And then the whole episode is about how do we get the rye back into the apartment, which is a great, great idea for an episode. Where did you get that idea?

And then the whole episode is about how do we get the rye back into the apartment, which is a great, great idea for an episode. Where did you get that idea?