Conan O'Brien's travelogue series, Conan O’Brien Must Go, is about to embark on a third season, just as the second season prepares to premiere this May. While an exact date is still under wraps, HBO’s early renewal speaks volumes about the show's continued success, according to Variety. With its unique blend of awkward humor and cultural exploration, the series has captured the attention of audiences worldwide, and fans are eagerly speculating about what outrageous antics Conan will get up to next. Could this be the most unexpected season yet?
Nina Rosenstein, Executive VP of HBO Programming, couldn't contain her excitement about the partnership, calling it "the trip of a lifetime." She also teased that O'Brien’s ability to make locals uncomfortable — even in their own homes — is a talent all his own. This season, O’Brien will take on new territories in lederhosen — a clue that the stakes, and the laughs, are about to reach new heights. With Conan's hilarious ability to fit into "fish-out-of-water" scenarios, fans are wondering: how far will he push the boundaries this time?
The second season promises three exciting episodes, with Conan visiting New Zealand, Austria, and Spain. In the first season, the comedian traveled to four distinct locations, including Norway, Argentina, Thailand, and Ireland, where he met up with podcast fans and got into hilariously uncomfortable situations. Conan’s charm lies in his vulnerability, and he thrives in moments where he’s not the authority figure. As he shared with The Hollywood Reporter, “I think I’m funnier when I’m not in the power position.” It's clear that his self-deprecating humor continues to resonate, making for moments of comedy gold.
Produced by O’Brien's own company, Conaco, Conan O'Brien Must Go is a team effort, with O’Brien and Jeff Ross executive producing. As the show enters its third season, fans can expect more of the unpredictable hilarity that only Conan can deliver. So, what’s next for Conan as he tackles new countries, cultures, and bizarre scenarios? One thing is certain — this will be a journey you won’t want to miss.
