Get ready for the smooth sounds and questionable lyrics of The Five Neat Guys! In this greatest hits compilation, the neatly dressed kings of lounge take you on a musical journey with classics like 'Who Made the Egg Salad Sandwiches?', and 'I'm the Goof in the Classroom.'

Stephen Colbert's consumer-focused segment takes a look at the 23andMe bankruptcy, the rise of toys marketed to grown ups, and a hip new tax prep service.

Adam talks about having a 13-month-old boy, what he’s like as a dad, gaining thirty pounds during his wife’s pregnancy, the final season of “The Righteous Gemstones” on HBO, and the time his mom found his used condom.

Meanwhile... Mimicking a baby's eating habits may help adults lose weight, thieves who stole a golden toilet were found guilty in court, Lamborghini makes a $5k baby stroller, and a man was stopped at the airport with a turtle stuffed in his pants.

The 26th Mark Twain Prize for American Humor celebrating Conan O’Brien will stream only on Netflix

Don Rickles puts his sharp tongue to task and has the auditorium howling with laughter in this classic interview from the Dick Cavett Show.

Pedro talks about his good luck picking amazing projects, the paparazzi zooming in on his coffee order and revealing it to the world, having a big family in Chile, he tries to name all 34 of his first cousins, whether or not she’s good at keeping secrets, “The Last of Us” Season Two on HBO, dropping a single tear in a dramatic moment, ...Read more

Naomi Watts talks about the impact David Lynch had on her life and starring alongside Bill Murray in their movie The Friend before introducing her four-legged co-star from the movie, Bing.

Colin Quinn talks about feeling a sense of community while riding the subway in New York City, his opinion of Kelly Lynch's character in Road House and why all television shows are the same.

Dick Cavett is joined by Dick Van Dyke who opens up about his past and his battle with alcoholism.

The Smothers Brothers perform the Merle Haggard classic, Okie From Muskogee, on The Smothers Brothers Summer Show.

Lord Gaga (Mikey Day) stops by Weekend Update to discuss supporting his wife, Lady Gaga.

Ike talks about winning “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire” with his Dad for charity, Jimmy helping them with the final question relating to Scrabble, being in Seth Rogen’s new show “The Studio” on Apple TV+, working with Catherine O’Hara and Martin Scorsese, Bryan Cranston’s amazing body, filming in Vegas, gambling while shooting, and...Read more

In 1987, Rodney Dangerfield presented the Oscar for Best Makeup during the 59th Academy Awards, but not without delivering a few of his classic one-liners first.

Original Airdate: March 27th, 1987