As many know, Conan O’Brien is finishing up his Legally Prohibited From Being Funny on Television Tour before his fall stint on TBS starts up.  Last night, he swung through his hometown, New York City, to play a night on the NBC campus, presumably just to tell them they can suck it one last time.

Well, New York happens to be the home of a couple of other pretty funny guys, and they put in a “shockingly under-rehearsed” appearance. Blurry video below (it fares better in 480p and full screen).

O’Brien: “I’ve never rehearsed anything in my life, and that was under-rehearsed.”

And yeah… do Conan and Stephen kiss?  Blurryness FTL.

(via Reddit.)

Conan O’Brien is doing pretty damn well for himself. With news already out that he’ll be heading back to television on TBS this fall, Coco kicked off his 32-city live Legally Prohibited From Being Funny on Television tour last night in Eugene, Oregon. Showing off a Writer’s Strike-era beard and the same wacked sense of humor that brought him to TV, reviewers were happy to see him in good form, even if this first show was uneven at times. As MTV’s Eric Ditzian wrote:

So there were highs, there were lows, but through it all, there was Coco. And it was his mere presence — the simple fact that he was back in public doing what he was born to do — that was the true payoff, for him and the audience.

Remember the classic Free Bird send off Conan played in his last appearance on the Tonight Show? Now for something completely different, but completely Conan.

Incidentally, even the touring cast of Glee has nothing on La Bamba, backup dancers, and a giant bat out of hell.

(Title Photo via NY Daily News)

The news was announced via his Twitter feed this morning, a website has been set up (TeamCoco.com, of course) and more details about what to expect have been revealed.

The web site is referring to the tour as “The Legally Prohibited From Being Funny On TV Tour” and promises “a night of music, comedy, hugging and the occasional awkward silence.”

The tour will stop in 30 cities including Universal City, CA (close to his old studio) on April 24 and Radio City Music Hall June 1 (across the street from his older studio). He’ll also make a stop at the Bonnaroo Music Festival. The tour is sponsored by American Express, and tickets are available at TicketMaster.com.

TheWrap.com’s Josef Adalian has more details:

Jeff Ross, O’Brien’s longtime producer on both “Tonight” and “Late Night,” has been using his music promotion roots to help spearhead the organization of the travelling revue.

He said there was a very good reason for taking The Coco Show on the road.

“If we don’t get Conan in front of an audience soon, there’s gonna be real trouble,” Ross told TVMoJoe.

Update: The tickets must be selling quickly – Conan just tweeted this: “We are now adding a second show in both NYC & Chicago. For that second show, I’ll be doing all Liza Minnelli songs.”

This post originally appeared on Mediaite.