‘Conan O’Brien Must Go’ Season 3 Trailer: Travel Show Host ‘Makes It Worse’ Taking On India in Upcoming Edition
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The Netherlands, the Philippines, Morocco and India, Conan O'Brien’s itinerary for his next travel adventure is a wonder on its own. A new trailer for the upcoming “Conan O'Brien Must Go” Season 3 showcases him in his element as the popular show host goes around the globe, taking on a new challenge- four countries.
The HBO original series takes him to locals in towns who introduce him to their ways of life. Putting on his usual comic front, calling himself the ‘Whitest man there is,’ he comes forth with unanswered questions and refreshing attempts. Learning more about the lands that remained foreign to him until then, he tries out new activities with the help of natives, growing on them with ease.
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Always a sport, the 63-year-old leaves no chance to make it fun for himself and those around him. Becoming the life of the party across four lands, he comes across Ali Fazal and Richa Chadha in India, who get him familiar with their methods; he learns Bollywood, dances around, takes rides with strangers and soon makes friends with them, leaving nothing off the menu. The end shot shows him walking along an Indian street in a velvet kurta (knee-length collarless shirt from South Asia).
The Emmy Award-winning series returns with a new look this year. The first episode of “Conan O’Brien Must Go” Season 3 premieres on August 21 on HBO Max, with following episodes being released weekly on Fridays.
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