While the rest of you have your eyes glued to the premiere of Conan O'Brien's new small screen effort, Conan, we at Gawker.TV were monitoring all of the other late-night shows for O'Brien-related mentions. Inside, video of everything we found.

Last night on The Late Late Show, Brie Larson really won us over. With her phallic obsession revelation, Charades skills, and charm, Larson checked all the appropriate talk show guest boxes, garnering a Craig Ferguson mouth-whistle and impromptu jam session.

Hosting the former Secretary of State on late night television is no easy feat. You've got to be amiable, complimentary, and classy. Which is where Craig Ferguson slipped up last night as he awkwardly tried to pet Condoleeza Rice's dress.

Toby Keith stopped by Ferguson's studio to promote his new album, and the conversation quickly turned to a crazy party that both Mr. Keith and Craig Ferguson attended. Apparently Ferguson smoked "red-haired sensimilla," Keith was drunk, and arrests occurred.

Last night's cold open of the Late Late Show featured a performance by Craig Ferguson, Mythbusters' Jamie and Adam, and his puppets Sid the Bunny and Wavy the Alligator. They performed the 80s hit "Melt With You" by Modern English.

In what could be a reenactment of Joaquin Phoenix's infamous Letterman interview, Ed Norton and Craig Ferguson sit in near complete silence for more than a minute, checking their watches. Done in jest, but sadly reflective of the full interview.

Last night Melissa McCarthy stopped by The Late Late Show to promote Mike and Molly and after some severe flirting and a double entendre or two Craig Ferguson broke out his "mouth whistle" resulting in an impromptu jam session.

On the Late Late Show, Craig Ferguson requested advice from guest Jon Hamm on Angry Birds. Here, Hamm explains the game's logical storyline while Ferguson reenacts some of the key elements using puppets. Finally, it all makes sense!

We don't want to alarm you, but there's something uh.. race-y about the story Patricia Heaton told on The Late Late Show about the time she auditioned for a Gospel Choir.

Craig Ferguson and his robot pal Geoff Peterson have a silly new game: They shout "in your pants" at each other. Repeatedly. Check out all the times it happened this week after the jump.

This is the cold open from last night's Late Late Show, and it's perfect, which should come as no surprise, given the participants. But will "Shatner being Shatner" be enough to make $#*! My Dad Says watchable?

On the Late Late Show, Ray promoted her new show Rachael Ray's Week in a Day. When Craig Ferguson suggested tweaking the title to "Rachael Ray, She's Sometimes Gay," Ray admitted that she would go gay for Tina Fey.

Maggie Gyllenhaal stopped by The Late Late Show to promote her new children's movie, Nanny McPhee Returns, instead she and Craig went on tangents discussing raunchy things like her admiration for firefighters and her embarrassing misuse of sexy British slang.

Last night, legendary actor and suntan enthusiast George Hamilton talked with Craig Ferguson about the roast of David Hasselhoff that he recently took part in. Hamiltion then laid into fellow roasters Pam Anderson and Jerry Springer. Very Classy! Video inside.

NPH stopped by The Late Late Show last night and just spent the whole time being as cute as a button. Watch him hit on Geoff the robot and debate "vomity" locales with Craig Ferguson.

At the end of last night's interview, Craig Ferguson asked Steve Carell if he "fancied an awkward pause." Things take a turn for the bizarre when Ferguson decides he's moved into a stage of "sexual ambiguity."

Ted Danson talked some trash about Larry David last night. Not only is he a crappy house guest and a germaphobe, but he won't let Ted be on the next season of Curb! Danson goes on, saying the show "sucks."

On last night's Late Late Show, America Ferrera stopped by to visit her friend, Craig Ferguson. The interview took an awkward turn when America asked about Craig's infamous snake mug.

But we're not protesting, it was a bit hilarious. Morgan starts off with a subtle burp, quickly moves into a random story about New Orleans swamp Chiggers latching onto his male parts, then gets disappointed when he has to leave.

Now that Mel Gibson is out, Michael Ian Black's only real competition for position of world's favorite Australian is Hugh Jackman. Seeing as how Jackman is the only one actually born in Australia, it's not really much of a competition.