Sona Movsesian

You never know. Yeah. Thank you so much for coming by. Of course. You're a fine fellow. And please come back. I'm glad you came around on me. It didn't start off great.

I have to tell you, when you walked in the door, I was mad.

I have to tell you, when you walked in the door, I was mad.

I have to tell you, when you walked in the door, I was mad.

I hate that. Whenever I'm wearing just regular leather, tanned leather, and someone else has suede. You're a monster. How dare they? It's on. I feel threatened. Yeah. I feel threatened. Makes sense. Hey, Adam, thank you so much. Of course. Thanks. Occasionally I like to reminisce about my comedy showbiz past.

I hate that. Whenever I'm wearing just regular leather, tanned leather, and someone else has suede. You're a monster. How dare they? It's on. I feel threatened. Yeah. I feel threatened. Makes sense. Hey, Adam, thank you so much. Of course. Thanks. Occasionally I like to reminisce about my comedy showbiz past.

I hate that. Whenever I'm wearing just regular leather, tanned leather, and someone else has suede. You're a monster. How dare they? It's on. I feel threatened. Yeah. I feel threatened. Makes sense. Hey, Adam, thank you so much. Of course. Thanks. Occasionally I like to reminisce about my comedy showbiz past.

This just popped into my head and it takes me back to this very particular time in my career. I just did. We weren't even recording and I did a bit and a very stupid, silly bit. And I'll explain what that was in a second. But it immediately reminded me of this time, I think back in maybe 1993 or 1994, and is when my show is first starting.

This just popped into my head and it takes me back to this very particular time in my career. I just did. We weren't even recording and I did a bit and a very stupid, silly bit. And I'll explain what that was in a second. But it immediately reminded me of this time, I think back in maybe 1993 or 1994, and is when my show is first starting.

This just popped into my head and it takes me back to this very particular time in my career. I just did. We weren't even recording and I did a bit and a very stupid, silly bit. And I'll explain what that was in a second. But it immediately reminded me of this time, I think back in maybe 1993 or 1994, and is when my show is first starting.

And a lot of younger people don't know this, but when my show first premiered in September of 1993... I was very, it was new, it was very raw. I was very inexperienced, very young. I was replacing the great David Letterman. So as you can imagine, there was a lot of criticism and doubt and people were like, who hired this guy? And it was choppy waters for quite a while.

And a lot of younger people don't know this, but when my show first premiered in September of 1993... I was very, it was new, it was very raw. I was very inexperienced, very young. I was replacing the great David Letterman. So as you can imagine, there was a lot of criticism and doubt and people were like, who hired this guy? And it was choppy waters for quite a while.

And a lot of younger people don't know this, but when my show first premiered in September of 1993... I was very, it was new, it was very raw. I was very inexperienced, very young. I was replacing the great David Letterman. So as you can imagine, there was a lot of criticism and doubt and people were like, who hired this guy? And it was choppy waters for quite a while.

And people thought maybe this isn't gonna work out and everything. And then Dave invited me on his show. His show was on CBS and it was the big number one show at the time. And this was a big deal to get to go on Dave's show and promote the show that we were doing a couple of blocks away, his old show. It's a big deal. And so I was thinking of what to do. What stories could I tell?

And people thought maybe this isn't gonna work out and everything. And then Dave invited me on his show. His show was on CBS and it was the big number one show at the time. And this was a big deal to get to go on Dave's show and promote the show that we were doing a couple of blocks away, his old show. It's a big deal. And so I was thinking of what to do. What stories could I tell?

And people thought maybe this isn't gonna work out and everything. And then Dave invited me on his show. His show was on CBS and it was the big number one show at the time. And this was a big deal to get to go on Dave's show and promote the show that we were doing a couple of blocks away, his old show. It's a big deal. And so I was thinking of what to do. What stories could I tell?

And then it's just a total, because I was always goofing around. It's a total joke in the writer's room. I mimed, I acted out doing something where I said, what if I just went out?

And then it's just a total, because I was always goofing around. It's a total joke in the writer's room. I mimed, I acted out doing something where I said, what if I just went out?

And then it's just a total, because I was always goofing around. It's a total joke in the writer's room. I mimed, I acted out doing something where I said, what if I just went out?

And again, I wasn't serious, but what if I just walked out there and David Letterman, you know, if David Letterman said, all right, well, this next gentleman took over our old show on, at the late night show that's on at 1235 on NBC. And I think, you know, please welcome Conan O'Brien. And there's the band is playing Paul Schaefer.