Conan O’Brien Must Go: What we know about season 3 renewal and season 2 premiere

Conan O’Brien’s travel series, Conan O’Brien Must Go, has been renewed for a third season on Max. The announcement was made before the release of the second season, which will premiere in May. The show features O’Brien traveling to different countries and meeting fans he connects with through his podcast.

New Destinations

In the second season, O’Brien will visit New Zealand, Austria and Spain. These locations follow his previous trips in the first season, where he traveled to Norway, Thailand, Argentina and Ireland. The show is known for its mix of humor and cultural experiences.

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Origin of Show

Conan O’Brien Must Go was inspired by O’Brien’s earlier special episodes, Conan Without Borders. These episodes aired alongside his late-night talk show on TBS. The new series follows a similar format but with a focus on surprising fans he meets through his podcast, Conan O’Brien Needs a Fan.

The show received positive reviews and recognition at the Emmy Awards 2024. It won the award for outstanding writing for a nonfiction program. It was also nominated for outstanding hosted nonfiction series or special. This success contributed to Max’s decision to renew the show for another season.

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Production Team

The series is produced by Conaco, a production company founded by O’Brien. He serves as an executive producer alongside Jeff Ross.

Season 2 will feature returning segments, including appearances from O’Brien’s longtime staff member, Jordan Schlansky. Their interactions have been a popular part of O’Brien’s shows in the past.

FAQs

What is Conan O’Brien Must Go about?
It is a travel series where Conan O’Brien visits different countries. He surprises fans he meets through his podcast and explores local cultures with his comedic style.

When will Season 2 of Conan O’Brien Must Go premiere?
The second season will premiere in May on Max. The season will feature trips to New Zealand, Austria, and Spain, with more comedic interactions.