Summer S’mores with Conan and the Chill Chums Season 5 Episode 6

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Summer S'mores with Conan and the Chill Chums, a six-part series with Conan O'Brien, Sonoma Fsession, and Matt Corley.

Let's get started.

Welcome to the final installment of the 2025

Chill Chums with Conan and the Goo Goo Gang.

I'm talking summer s'mores, weekend chores.

We had a great time.

I mean, looking back on everything that happened, what a panoply of fun.

Don't you think?

Wow.

I mean,

from the moment I started to get very negative about the conduits.

Oh, my God.

That really, I mean.

That was a a hell of a way to kick it off.

Yeah.

I was shocked by the amount of electrical wiring that I saw on the back of our, by the way, very small yard.

Yeah, we should talk about it more.

Can I say something?

I was envisioning it being much bigger.

I thought, because I, maybe this goes back to my Irish roots, but I thought it's going to be like, oh, it's the old, it's the old estate.

And so imagine my surprise when I'm led back to

postage stamp.

No,

it's tiny back there.

It is small.

It's quaint.

Yeah.

It's a little, small little space.

But do you feel different about that conduit now that you see that it's on the other side of that wall and it's powering all of this majesty?

Yeah, it just makes me wonder why more amazing stuff isn't happening in here.

Oh, wow.

Because

it looks like a nuclear reactor.

I mean, the amount of conduit back there looks like something incredible is happening in here, and it's just three schlubs talking.

I mean, I'm sorry, but you know what I mean?

There's no 3D adventure here where we're like floating.

Go ahead.

So we can tame Sona's voice.

Exactly.

Yo!

My Tuardo!

Well, there you go.

What the fuck?

Jesus.

More, we need more conduit.

There were some real

times.

There were some real

highlights.

I mean, first of all, Dr.

Arroyo showing up.

Oh, man.

And, you know, you always hope for a guest star, someone big.

And I don't, I can't imagine.

First of all, I don't know how we got him to get Dr.

Arroyo.

I think it's easy to get him.

We're just lucky to have him.

Yeah, exactly.

Wow, God.

It's always better.

He's such a,

he's great.

He's great.

He's such a terrible doctor.

And we learned that he's not actually a doctor.

It's just his first name is Doctor.

Yeah.

Exactly.

Dr.

Arroyo.

Yeah,

he's fantastic.

And he says a lot about what's happened in the medical profession the last couple of years.

It was great having him.

Your cocktail was fantastic.

Yeah, I have to say, you've outdone yourself.

And to watch you craft these cocktails, I mean, it is like watching a mad scientist at work on his greatest formula.

Willie Wonka.

Yeah, how long ago did you start learning that you could make a cocktail?

Not too long ago.

I think when COVID hit and I was depressed.

You know,

you know, it helps depression.

Alcohol.

Yeah.

We've all learned that.

So,

and

are you already thinking about what the cocktail will be next year?

No.

I bet you've had thoughts already.

You seem like the kind of guy that'd be like, hmm, next year a little more negroni.

The coney negroni.

Oh, well, got it, right?

Conynegroni.

Yeah, writing it on a piece of paper that will soon be thrown away.

That's true.

No, like you, I've been kind of scaling back my drinking, so I haven't thought about it.

In fact, I planned this one the day before, and I had to scramble to do it, and I had two different versions, and I was tasting them, and I truly got drunk the day before, and I couldn't tell if what I had made is good or not because it tasted good because I was drunk.

It was good.

Yeah,

I can tell you it was good.

But you were drunk, too.

I was.

Yes, I was.

I got drunk pretty quickly on this one.

Chuggy, chuggy, chug, chug.

Okay, let's talk cornhole.

I mean, no, let's not talk cornhole cornhole.

I'd rather talk about something to it.

Dick, yeah.

Well, Sona, you got really mad.

Why?

Why are you so good?

You want to know?

First of all, I am naturally competitive.

I'm fine losing.

I hate losing to you.

I think it's, yes, I do.

I hate losing to you.

You get smug.

You will bring it up.

Like, in three years, you'll bring it, like, you'll bring it up.

I forgot I even won.

I can see it on your face.

No, I can, too.

You can't see it on your money.

Yes, I can.

I have no knowledge of who won that game at this moment.

I forgot.

Oh, then Sono won.

Yeah, I won't.

You know what?

Then I'm happy for you.

No, don't do that.

I am.

Don't do that.

If you won, I'm very happy for you.

I don't remember.

I honestly don't remember who won.

These things aren't important to me.

You know exactly what to do to like annoy me.

You know exactly what to do.

You, I don't want to talk about that game.

If you told me I won, then I'm happy that.

Someone a taste of his own medicine.

Be nonchalant about it.

Harness your chill.

I'm angry.

Yeah, I'm so angry.

Okay, so what he wants you to do, right?

I know.

Okay, but what, did you go home and relate your lost attack?

Of course I did.

And what did you tell him?

I said,

I said, I said you cheated.

What?

I lied.

I didn't live.

How did you cheat in Cornwall?

Did you put a magnet in the corner?

I don't know.

I did psychological warfare.

You did.

I think that what really was upsetting to me was that I started off very strong.

I know what happened.

I shifted the side I was throwing from.

I think about it all the time since it happened.

You've really thought about this.

I have.

I started throwing from where you were throwing, and then I shifted to the other side, and that was my end.

Your mistake was you were throwing.

I was tossing.

Tossing is the better way to go.

Oh, my God.

You know what?

I think what made my win impressive, it's coming back to me now.

And what a victory it was.

What made it so impressive was, and you will back me up on this.

I will not, whatever it is.

Okay, I called it.

I called it in great Eduardo.

You were a fan of this because I announced when I was deep, deep in the hole, way behind, I said, here's what's what's going to happen.

I'm going to get way behind, but then I'm going to come surging back and I'm going to win at the last minute, which is exactly what happened.

And it reminds me of a tale that from baseball that might be one of baseball's greatest moments.

Babe Ruth

called a shot.

You know the old famous called shot?

Not the same.

Babe Ruth pointed with his bat to center field and then proceeded to hit a home run there.

And there's no photograph of it, but there's paintings of it, sketches of it.

People have memorialized this as one of the greatest moments in American sports history.

I think I did what Babe Ruth did.

I called my shot.

It was beanbag.

It was cornhole.

Maybe not as grand.

How,

you know what?

Pixar, it didn't happen.

If it did happen, someone should have taken a picture.

You shut the fuck up.

I'm just trying to help you see what I'm saying.

I'm just saying, I'm talking about the Babe Ruth moment.

The Babe Ruth moment, it's been like memorialized in paintings.

Conveniently, there's no photo of it.

But we have video of me destroying you.

It's not destroying.

You didn't destroy me.

I think the thing is, I lost focus.

I'm out here trying to be a hype man.

You didn't.

I lost focus.

I really do hate losing.

Yeah, that's how people lose in sports.

That's called losing.

This is why I hate it.

This is the thing, though.

I could have won, but I lost focus.

Where's my lost focus medal?

You know what diminishes your victory is your sportsmanship.

Yeah.

It's non-existent.

You act like you don't care, but you really want to win.

Yes, of course I do.

Okay.

All right.

And also, I think the listener, the fan,

when I'm putting on a show with my

pull it out.

Do you know what they want to disagree?

No, no.

I think at least Sona owns her desire to win and this affectation of you saying, I could take it or leave it.

I'm just coasting above it all.

Yeah, above the freight.

It's, it's, I'm not buying it.

I'm not buying it either because I know, I know you and I know how, how like happy you were that you won.

And it's just upsets me that I brought you a level of happiness.

You're a different person after you won.

Absolutely.

Even after the recording, you were like talking to the trash cans at one point.

Did you see that?

Did you see that?

I have so much else in my life.

I have my friendship with Timothy Oliphant.

Okay.

I have,

you know, we're pals.

I have my imaginary friendship with Timothy Oliphant.

You know, I have my accomplishments.

And

so I didn't need, that's the great thing is I didn't need that cornhole win.

But when it happened,

I

felt like I had risen to another level.

You know,

I hate this.

We need a rematch.

Yes.

I'm down for a rematch.

The phrase sore winner comes to mind.

Yeah.

But also very sore loser.

And I think that that's what I'm saying: I'm down for a rematch.

And I'm going to, I'm going to train.

Yes, train.

I'm going to rocky it up.

You're my Apollo Creed.

You're

Drago?

Ivan Drago.

Ivan Drago.

You're that guy.

I'm the good guy.

You're the bad guy.

You're the bad guy.

Yeah.

You're the Soviet.

I'm going to fuck you up.

Yeah.

There you go.

And I'm your Mickey Rock.

I think in a world where Putin is in charge in Russia, maybe there's a yearning for the old, good old days of Drago.

Maybe Drago's.

He's the villain.

Yeah, Drago's now the good guy.

Because they're like, you know.

Oh, my God.

Drago, you could deal with.

Do you know what I mean?

There's not one scene where Drago invades the Ukraine.

Oh, my God.

You know, and tries to take territory that isn't his.

We have to do this, and there's a training montage where you have all the technology and all the systems.

My wrist is being injected with various chemicals.

Yeah.

And you Russian scientists literally have actual dried beans in a sack and you're just flexing with them.

In a meat locker.

Can I go off on a tangent here for a second?

He said, knowing he could.

Why is it, this always amazed me that if you watch all the Rocky movies, as I have,

in the arc, unlike the 15th Rocky film, he loses all his money.

Okay.

And his only choice is to be the greeter in a small Italian restaurant in the old neighborhood.

He lives in the apartment that he's in in the first movie, and there's no acknowledgement ever that he is the greatest sports figure.

He could be a convention signer.

I know.

I mean, he could, without even leaving his house, if he just answered his phone, he'd get paid 100 because he just single-handedly brought down the Berlin Wall.

You know,

he's won, he's had come from behind victories.

He's the most celebrated in that universe.

He's the most celebrated figure.

He's done the most incredible things.

It would be like saying, if, oh, geez, did you hear what happened?

No, Michael Jordan, I guess he had a crooked business manager and all the money's gone.

Where is he now?

He's at a Dave and Buster's.

He's over by the bin of balls and he's

you know, yeah, and he's telling the kids, like, take it easy.

You can't jump in until that one comes out.

Yeah, I guess that makes sense.

No, no, Michael Jordan signs one sneaker

for, you know, the ghost of Steve Jobs and gets $150 million a pop.

So am I wrong?

I'm sorry, I'm taking away from some of the magic of what was a wonderful time.

I'm shifting the focus to a new one, which is I don't understand why Rocky's working in that restaurant.

Remember, he was also living with a robot in one of the movies?

Yes.

Remember that bitty, bitty, bitty?

No, that's Twiggy.

Is that from Buck Rogers?

Yes.

Boy Spy.

Oh, Mel Blanc.

There you go.

It's just Mel Blanc.

It's not Bur Blanc.

I'm so you went Mel Blanc.

My God.

What pairs well?

Do you remember all seeing a summer sports?

What pairs?

What you got about the trivia?

What cares well?

What cares well with the fish?

I would try the Mel Blanc.

Who's the voice of Bugs Bunny?

Oh my gosh.

Oh, my God.

Such a fucking twit.

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Anyway,

if you think I'm a monster in this final episode, that's what these chill chums do to me.

They wind up.

And now it's our fault.

Yeah, it's our fault.

And this is what's going to be happening next year.

This is the tip of the iceberg of the new Conan because the Conan that comes to the next Chill Chums is going to be an absolute monster.

Are we going to just do like Olympic games, all these different games?

We just like Battle of the Network stars.

Yes, yes.

Well, I'll run a race against Gabe Kaplan.

But not that.

Excuse me, it's Gabe Kaplan.

Yeah, Gabe Kaplan.

I'll have a Gabe Kaplan, and I'll have a.

Pardon me, is that?

Do you have any Gabe Kaplan?

Do you have any Mel Blanc by the glass?

Of course.

But of course we do here.

It's Cafe Mispronounce.

You know, can I say something?

You, of course, you know, you can.

Way back in the first episode of this series, Blae, you teased something that we also did the year before, and I think it's important that we cover this.

You got a new medieval Renaissance weapon.

Yeah, you never brought that out.

What happened?

Would you bring it to the set and then never use it?

I felt like there was a lot of tension between you and Sona, and we didn't need any more, like, any actual weapons on set.

Did you just forget, though?

I mean, it's unusual for you to bring a dorky weapon and not show it.

Jesus Christ, man.

Oh, my God.

I can't wait for the war crimes trial where we all present our evidence.

I just love it.

Who drives home?

Who drives home at the end of the night and looks in the back seat of their car and sees a broad axe and goes, darn it!

I forgot to wield it.

Why am I catching straight to shooting

anyone?

You just get it.

You did it.

You said you were going to bring one of your weapons and you brought it, but never brought it out?

Yeah, well, there's a lot going on.

What was that like when you got home and you're unpacking stuff?

Did you apologize?

And

you have your cooler and you move it and there it is.

That is kind of what happened.

I was like a scythe from

sword of Gildar.

I was unpacking my car.

Yes.

And I was like, oh, that's right.

Like, yeah, this year.

So what was it?

Well, I have it here.

This year, I

did.

Did you just have it?

I left it at the office because just in case we needed it.

Let's see it.

What is it?

Well, so this year, last year I got a big sword.

I was like, you know, a four foot.

And I wanted something smaller because I didn't really use it at all in this past year because it was so big.

It's

a fantasy sword as much as you thought you would.

Why would you think you would use it?

Why would you use it, Judge?

It's too hinged.

It's an old thing to get out.

It's like very big.

So I didn't use it as much as you thought.

What a bad to-do list.

To-do, milk, orange, wheels magical sword.

Weld fake magical sword.

Anyway, anyway, so I wanted something kind of smaller and more useful.

So

I got this axe.

Oh my God.

Yeah, it's really sharp.

So be careful of it.

It looks like an Irish musical instrument.

Yeah, it's a big...

It's like a Guinness Harpy.

It's a big, but yeah.

Now, tell me what this is.

It's a big, I don't really know.

It's just a really short.

Where did you get it?

I got the Renaissance Fair.

I went to the...

So you went to a Renaissance Fair?

I dressed up.

Same costume you were wearing.

I did.

Yeah, I did.

And this year I learned, I don't even know why I'm learning.

And this time I'm telling you this, I brought an empty holster because

last year I had to carry around the sword.

It was really awkward.

So you brought a holster for a sword you thought you might buy.

That's right.

So I can't.

I hate that.

I hate that when you have a holster.

Yeah.

So I had an empty holster.

So in this fit.

It's a teeth, I think.

Yeah.

Well, no, I had a holster because I was like, oh, I'm going to, I don't want to buy another big sword.

I want to buy something smaller, like a dagger.

But then I saw this baby and I was like, oh, this thing is incredible.

Yeah.

And I was like, you know, also, I will say, I will say, I will say.

No one's interrupting you.

You're just, you're, you're pausing because you realize where you're going.

It's sad.

Yes, it is kind of sad.

I will say, I will,

could someone please let me finish.

We're letting you finish.

I don't want to say it.

Well,

I could, I was thinking after I bought, I could use that to cut a pizza.

What?

Why?

What?

Well, I'm just saying, because, you know,

a pizza cutter.

Yeah.

It doesn't have a lot of practical applications.

And I was just saying, no, it doesn't.

I didn't really use my sword last year.

And so I was like, well, I could, I'll be able to

do it.

If you had a dinner party and you brought a pizza out and you just brought it up.

Yeah, thank you.

There we go.

I don't know if badass is the word.

I am Zygar.

I shall turn this pie into six slices.

You're making my case for me.

So,

I got to show you.

All right, so

you finally got to show it.

That's great.

Thanks.

Thank you for letting me show it off.

Well, I didn't let you.

I didn't know you had it in the room.

I thought we were just going to talk about it.

Of course you have it.

Where do you keep all this shit in your house?

I imagine it's it's a not a huge apartment, it's not actually.

Do you want to know the truth?

Well, I asked you, so I'm respecting the truth.

I have

this is oh man, fuck, this is so sad.

And well, I think it's cool.

I have a weapon corner that I just lean everything up against.

You own it, go for it, don't apologize.

Okay, yes, I have a weapon corner.

Oh, no, no, you should apologize.

I have a couple, I have a couple swords.

I got this, I got a flamethrower, I got you really have a flamethrower.

I do, yeah, you're an asshole.

Why do you have what kind of one of my friends gave it to me?

We had a thing where we gave each other weapons.

And then I have one of the

spiked balls and chain.

A mace.

I got the amazing.

No, a mace, I think, is like a club.

I think that's like a morning star or something.

And then I also have

losing listeners right now.

Knife.

I think it's from Cobra or from another movie.

It's like a big, crazy

that the villain has.

Yeah, wavy knife, and then it's got a spiked handle.

Yeah, so I got

all that stuff.

It's just kind of just a corner.

Throwback when Greg Daniels and I were writing together on our first

TV show, not necessarily the news.

We went to our offices.

We were working there for like three days at Sunset Gower Studios.

This is 1985 when this package arrived that they sent back to our office.

And

we used to get like weird promotional things.

And I guess for some reason, because we were a TV show, we got a promotional package.

They thought maybe we would mention it.

And here I am mentioning it 70 years later.

It worked.

It worked.

And it was a promotional package from

Cobra, the movie.

Oh, my God.

And

it was all these pictures and like a couple of memorabilia, little thingies from the movie Cobra.

We were just looking at it and it's like, this is going to be Sylvester Stallone's next franchise.

He plays, what's his name?

Marion Cobretti.

Marion Cobretti.

You're like, his name is.

You have to justify.

This is a sting operation.

He cuts pizza with scissors.

But no, and it was.

And then Greg and I went and we decided we got to go see Cobra.

Yeah.

And I don't know if you remember, but I do.

It's,

I know.

Do you?

He was a producer on it.

He was three years old.

Do you know the story that?

But you know what's crazy?

It's Cobra against a cult.

Yeah.

And it's people from all walks of life who meet.

Business people.

Yeah, business people and bakers and people that sell orthotics all meet in a basement and clang weapons together.

In spotlights.

In spotlights.

Yeah.

Do you know the story of that?

Is that

Sylvester Sloan was originally going to do Beverly Hills Cop, and he retooled it so much that they eventually went, no, you can't do this anymore.

They gave it to Eddie Murphy, and he took his version, and that's what Cobra is.

Oh.

Yeah.

And that's Matt's movie corner.

I have more fun facts.

If you could just open up a corner in your apartment for me.

Dude,

but anyway, that was my, when you mentioned Cobra, I thought, wait a minute, I have a visceral memory of opening boxes.

Oh, a lot of photographs from the set and a press packet of who Marion Cobretti was and what his, you know, what his character is.

And then there might have been like a plastic knife in there or something.

I don't know.

But I remember Greg and I think, wow, I guess this is going to be the new thing.

You know, Cobra.

And nope, it wasn't.

No.

Too bad, though, huh?

We missed that one.

Is it too bad?

God, I love movies.

You do?

Yeah.

So anyway,

we got off on a tangent, and I have to bring it home, which is chill chums isn't about a place.

It's about a state of mind.

And it isn't about whether it's in the yard.

It isn't about whether it's anywhere in the Los Angeles area or if it's on a private island.

It's not about that.

It's whenever we get together and we decide to be chill chums and get the old s'mores out, it creates a special magic.

It's a special bond.

It's a tie-in for various companies who want to advertise.

I'm told it's something called fan service by Adam, who says it in a very cold voice.

Fan service.

That's true.

Yeah.

Fan service.

So it was a joy.

It was a real joy.

And I want to thank you both.

I had a great experience and I loved it.

It's a lot of fun.

And I'm looking forward to next year when we do it all again.

Who knows where and who knows why.

And all the people that helped with this, too.

Yeah.

And two of the big ones are in this room, too, because Blade does so much work.

Blade does a lot.

I mean, Tanisha,

he engineers the whole thing.

Leonardo.

Dr.

Arroyo, thank you.

Dr.

Arroyo.

Definitely.

Ruth.

Also, I mean, Ruchi, Sam, Rachel.

Yeah, I mean, all these people work so hard.

They do a great job.

We love them.

We're a family here.

And by family, I mean everyone's paid.

And doesn't like each other.

And banks finding me behind my back.

So, and in front of my face.

This was really nice.

It was really fun.

So, I hope you enjoyed it as much as we enjoyed doing it.

I love chill chumps.

Wow.

You really

thought for a long time and you came up with a great ender.

Thank you so much.

I love Summer Smores.

Yeah, that's good.

Okay, Sona.

Well, from all of us to all of you, thank you very much.

I hope you had a great summer, and we'll see you soon.

Rematch 2026 for you Sona.

Yeah.

Summer S'mores with Conan O'Brien, Sonam Ovesian, and Matt Gorley.

Produced by me, Matt Gorley.

Executive produced by Adam Sachs, Jeff Frost, and Nick Liao.

Theme song by The White Stripes.

Incidental music by Jimmy Vivino.

Take it away, Jimmy.

Our supervising producer is Aaron Blair, and our associate talent producer is Jennifer Samples.

Engineering and Mixing by Eduardo Perez and Brendan Burns.

Additional production support by Mars Melnick.

Talent booking by Paula Davis, Gina Batista, and Britt Kahn.

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