
Conan O’Brien Needs A Friend Paul Reubens
Mar 9, 2020
Paul Reubens, the iconic creator of Pee-wee Herman, shares his joy about friendship with Conan O’Brien. They dive into whimsical topics like childhood dreams of joining the circus and heartfelt memories of Phil Hartman. Paul reflects on his anxiety over fame and recognition, while engaging in playful banter about GIFs and birthdays. Their conversation intertwines nostalgia with laughs, showcasing the magic of humor in both life and podcasting.
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Pee-wee's Playhouse Approval
- Paul Reubens's Pee-wee's Playhouse was surprisingly approved for television, possibly due to the state of children's programming executives.
- The first note they received was about not sticking pencils in potatoes, which they were then allowed to do.
GIFs from Reubens
- Conan O'Brien receives regular GIFs from Paul Reubens on his birthday and Halloween.
- Reubens admits to overdoing it, playfully questioning if it's too much.
Early Love for Show Business
- Paul Reubens's early love for show business stemmed from watching shows like I Love Lucy and Sergeant Bilko.
- He felt a disconnect from his ordinary life and desperately yearned to be a part of that world.
