It was over a year ago when Conan O'Brien made his very-last monologue on his version of the Tonight Show. See his speech written out with fantastic kinetic typography. Admit it—you're feeling pretty inspired right now, aren't you?

Yesterday, Charlie Sheen issued a tirade against his former Two and a Half Men co-star, Jon Cryer, labeling him a, "turncoat, traitor, troll." On tonight's episode of Conan, Cryer appeared on stage to respond to Sheen's insults. Here's video.

EW brings us a preview from Martha's upcoming special Martha Stewart Presents: Men Who Make Us Laugh. In this clip, Conan and Martha relax in vibrating massage chairs as they talk about the important things in life.

Conan aired a commercial that explains exactly how the cynics feel about the new iPad 2. Add a blinding white background and a bunch of Conan staffers in black tee's—and you've got yourself a spot-on parody!

Andy and Conan continued their tradition of acting out Oscar-nominated films last night on Conan. Here's Andy Richter as Natalie Portman's role and Conan O'Brien as the creepy dance instructor. An improvement from the original, am I right?

Ever wondered how Conan is received among senior citizen audiences? Well, this clip proves that the comedian's genius is multi-generational. Or at least, that it's funny to hear old people use modern technology and say silly things like they're young.

Two people who have famous hair convened on Conan last night. When the topic of who had the better 'do came up, Biebs deferred to Conan, saying "You've got the amazing hair—it's just so aerodynamic!"

In an obvious play on Lady Gaga's entrance to the Grammy Awards, Conan was carried out by his crew at the top of his show last night. As he put it, it's his "Lady Gaga entrance with zero cholesterol."

Tonight, Conan O'Brien welcomed 50 Cent as a guest on Conan. A major topic of conversation was 50's Twitter account, which the rapper admitted gets quite dirty at night. Then, he told a confusing story about penises/balls (I think).

Today at Gawker.TV, Michelle Obama talks about keeping her love life alive in the White House, Piers Morgan disagrees with the Winkelvoss twins, Paula Abdul and Simon Cowell talk shit about each other in consecutive interviews on Access Hollywood Live.

Craig Ferguson was pleased to do an interview with Conan as he wasn't allowed to go on Conan's old show on that "other network." The two hosts bring each other up to speed in a very enjoyable interview.

Meet Philip Bartnicki, he's 25 and he looks like Conan O'Brien. Here is two minutes of him getting crazy with Chicago's amazing gay community.

Andrew Smith's little mechanical man can do a lot of things: ride a bike, wave a flag, and just look really cool in general. Obviously, the next step is to have him imitate Conan's String Dance.

After taking over Craig Ferguson's desk during an interview last week, this second instance of Larry King taking over the interview process has sealed our decision—Larry officially misses his show. Inside, fun with Conan and Shaun!

Conan O'Brien welcomed Larry King tonight for quite the eclectic chat. The highlight, though, was King's story of how Ryan Seacrest changed his fashion style. In fact, every pair of jeans that King wears is sent to him by Seacrest!

The night after Oprah Winfrey served as Piers Morgan Tonight's first guest, Howard Stern took to the program to accuse the Queen of Daytime of stealing Phil Donahue's format. Then, Stern called Jay Leno "insane" and "a crook." Watch inside.

Today at Gawker.TV, Donald Glover regales us with the tale of meeting Tracy Morgan, Jim Carrey revives "Fire Marshall Bill," Conan O'Brien gets transformed into a cartoon hero, and The Bachelor takes his two main gals out on cliché dates.

This compilation features Conan from his Tonight Show days getting a peek into the world of professional stuntmen with guide Stephen Ho. Conan gets pretty worked over.

It was the year Christina Aguilera attacked Lady Gaga and Whoopi Goldberg stormed off The View. Conan O'Brien defied his boss and world leaders threatened to kill a psychic octopus. A guide to the bloodiest feuds of 2010.

The disadvantage of Conan O'Brien's new show, Conan being on cable? Less money. The upside? He can swear and not be bleeped! That's what happened—for the first time—tonight during a pre-guitar battle argument between O'Brien and Jack Black.