Ryan Reynolds
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My name is Ryan Reynolds. And I feel philodendrous about being Conan O'Brien's friend. A little Who's Harry Crumb reference there for you.
Philodendrous, look it up.
Look it up! I believe he says philodendron, but that didn't work.
So you changed it to philodendrous? Correct. You know what you are?
Yes, and I'm sorry. You're a son of a bitch. Oh, I am.
Fall is here, hear the yell. Back to school, ring the bell. Brand new shoes, walking blues. Climb the fence, books and pens. I can tell that we are gonna be friends. Yes, I can tell that we are gonna be friends. Hey there, and welcome to Conan O'Brien Needs a Friend. And I do. I need a friend. It's never too late to become my chum. Joined by Sona Movsesian.
How are you, Sona? Good to see you. I'm doing all right.
You're doing okay?
Yeah.
And Matthew Gorley. Hi. And Sona, quickly... We should address the fact that you did lose your house in the fire, but you guys have found a new place that you might be moving into.
We have. Yeah. In fact, I was there yesterday for an inspection and I ran into a really nice man named Richard walking his dog. And he said, I usually listen to you while I'm walking my dog. Wow. Yeah. And I was like, I get to live by a fan.
That's nice.
Yeah. That's nice. Yeah, it is nice.
You hesitated for a second. no i mean like you know um there's a lot of people good it's good it's a good thing i got he's really nice and it's a really nice place and i'm excited not to live at my mom and dad's house yeah that sounded like i mean i love your mom and dad um but it can be difficult to uh live with your parents yes not meant to at a certain point nope i'm guessing uh is it nadia is it your mom who can kind of she can wear on you a little bit sometimes
You know, yeah, she can. Yeah.
And she means well. She's she's well-intentioned.
They are unbelievable. It was so nice to let us stay there. But they also they watched a lot of Turkish soap operas. What?
Yeah.
It's like all day. I mean, not all day, but it's like a lot of Turkish because they're from Turkey. They're Armenian. It's important to note that. But they're from Turkey. Wait a minute.
Where do you where does one get? Because I'm constantly looking for Turkish soap operas. I got a guy. You need.
Do you really? No, no, no. You know what's up? YouTube.
Oh, so they watch them on YouTube.
Yeah.
Do you follow the stories?
No, I don't watch it with them. I mean, I'm in my room watching TV on a on my laptop.
Yeah. Like you're watching The Pit or something.
Yeah. I got really into The Pit lately.
Yeah. Would you do ever? I mean, I'd just be curious what happens in a Turkish soap opera. Are they the same kind of model as every soap opera everywhere? It's just, oh, it's Turkey. Yeah.
I think the lighting is different. They're all gorgeous and have beautiful skin. And then they... Eduardo, you want to jump in here.
Everything feels very dramatic. I'm only familiar because my mom watches a Turkish novella. It's basically a Turkish soap opera, but the Spanish channels have put subtitles and there's people speaking in Spanish over them. And I asked her where they were from. She's like, oh, it's in Turkey. So they're popular, I guess.
Yeah, there's certain countries that have dominated. Like Korean soap operas are legit.
My mother-in-law watches those. Oh, really? In my travel shows, whenever we can, I try to do a local soap opera.
Yeah.
And we've done them in a bunch of countries. And I cannot tell you how many times someone from Mexico has said, I look familiar to them, or they kind of know who I am, but they're not sure. And I say, I'll show you who I am. And I call up when I was on the telenovela that was in the Mexico City episode. And I show it to them and they always enjoy it because I'm speaking Spanish the whole time, my version of Spanish.
Yeah.
And I love it because I have a mustache.
Oh, yeah, you always have a mustache.
I always try and have a mustache and try and exude authority, but I love being in foreign soap operas, and I realize I haven't done a Turkish soap opera. I'd love to be in one.
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