FIRST CANADIANS ON LATE NIGHT: Barenaked Ladies on September 29, 1993 LAST CANADIAN ON LATE NIGHT: Norm MacDonald on February 10, 2009

Hello, and welcome to the only site in cyberspace entirely devoted to Late Night With Conan O'Brien In Toronto, a series of four tapings held at the Elgin Theatre from February 10-13, 2004. Hilarious, exciting and controversial nonetheless, the frisky American redhead touched Canadians in a new, exciting way, (no, not the perverted way) stirring up national pride and excitement in Canada not seen since as far back as Trudeaumania! Feel free to take a look around, as I try and capture all of the events surrounding the tapings, as well as before and after, and re-trace Conan's every step in the greatest city in North America! If you would like to comment on what you see here, or what you'd like to see added, please don't hesitate to contact me here. Thanks for visiting, and enjoy! November 7, 2010 Just thought it was worth mentioning, that here, on the eve of the debut of "Conan" on TBS...that Conan's first guest EVER will be Canadian! Not only will Seth Rogen kick off "Conan," but fellow Canucks Michael Cera and Jon Dore will stop by in Week One...and maybe even, dare I say it, straight outta Stratford himself...The Bieber? Only time shall tell, my Canadian babies...so keep cool! (Click here for an archive of past headlines) Could Conan Be Having More Fun Elsewhere? Conan's visits beyond Studio 6A in recent years seem to be a lot like his visit to the Elgin Theatre in Toronto...don't believe me? See for yourself: - Conan in San Fran 2007: Deja Vu Part Two? - Conan in Chicago 2006: Windy City Deja Vu? Conan Hates Our Homeland! Say it isn't so! Canada was recently targeted in Conan's attempt to viciously insult every nation on Earth...simply to garner up angry letters to find out where Late Night With Conan O'Brien broadcasts across the globe. Check out the full story here. - the 41st birthday of Conan O'Brien - the 41st birthday of Eric McCormack, and - the 41st anniversary of the Toronto Maple Leafs winning the 1963 Stanley Cup Finals!