Fanhausen Revisited

Summary

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Conan O’Brien Needs A Friend

Episode: "Fanhausen Revisited"
Date: April 2, 2026

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Episode Overview

This special anniversary episode revisits Conan's very first "fan" interview from five years ago with Donovan, aka Danhausen—a minor league wrestler who crafted his character with inspiration from Conan himself. Recently, Danhausen made his WWE debut, so the Team Coco crew look back on their original, hilariously outlandish chat. The episode celebrates creativity, fandom, and the joyful absurdity of pro wrestling as Conan tries to truly insert himself into Danhausen’s eccentric world.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Concept of “Conan O'Brien Needs a Fan”

• [03:40-04:58]
  • Conan reflects on the show’s origins—initially to make friendships with celebrities, but then branching out to connect with regular people.
    • “What occurred to me is all these people have one thing in common. They’re celebrities. And I thought it might be nice to try making friends with average folk... Civilians...” – Conan [04:12-04:23]
    • Jokes about only wanting to talk to regular folks as long as they become famous:
      “...hope desperately that they become celebrities.” – Conan [04:36-04:41]
  • Self-aware banter around Conan’s “B-list” status:
    • “I am a solid B list celebrity and I’m proud of it.” – Conan [05:49]

2. Meet Danhausen (Donovan): Wrestling’s ‘Very Nice, Very Evil’ Fan

• [06:32-08:17]
  • Donovan introduces himself, coming from Michigan, moving to Montreal for his wife.
  • Explains his wrestling character:
    • “I go by the moniker ‘Very Nice, Very Evil.’ Because nobody likes somebody who's too evil, so I introduce the nice part of it, so they buy into it and I can trick them.” – Danhausen [07:51-08:01]
  • Character described as “demonic Conan O'Brien,” heavily influenced by Conan’s persona.
    • “If Conan O’Brien was possessed by a demon, that's what it gets described as. Cause I’m heavily influenced by you...” – Danhausen [08:09-08:19]

3. Building a Character—Absurd Wrestling Antics

• [11:39-14:34]
  • Elaborate and theatrical in-ring moves explained, e.g.:
    • “I pour teeth in my opponent’s mouths to disorient them.” – Danhausen [12:04]
    • “I have the Go to sleep, which I call the Good nighthousin. I add ‘Housen’ to everything, to make it all about me.” – Danhausen [12:45-12:57]
  • Relishes the fusion of 80s horror, Simpsons references, and Conan’s mannerisms:
    • “I take a lot of, like, Simpsons references and references from you and just 80s horror movies, and I pull it all together because these are the things that I like.” – Danhausen [12:14-12:30]
  • Conan’s delight at the absurdity:
    • “I’m delighted by you. I’m delighted by this foolishness and that you’ve, like me, dedicated your life to absolute idiocy. This is fantastic.” – Conan [13:18-13:23]
  • The transformation to a character was key:
    • “No one cared when I was just a good wrestler. They cared once I switched and put on makeup and started acting goofy...” – Danhausen [13:36-14:00]

4. Danhausen’s Rise and Merchandise

• [14:00-14:34]
  • Character growth led to a shirt at Hot Topic and a TV contract:
    • “Now I have a shirt and Hot Topic and I’ve gotten signed to, like, a TV company, and they’re just like, go do your weird stuff.” – Danhausen [14:09-14:29]

5. Shared Fantasies: Conan x Danhausen Crossover

• [14:34-17:40]
  • Conan suggests elaborate wrestling cameos involving fog machines, wires, and heroic rescues.
    • “So Danhausen, you’re fighting your foe... when all of a sudden the music changes. Fog machines go on, and I appear. I come down on wires, and it’s me, and I’m there to save Danhausen.” – Conan [16:17-16:46]
  • Playful negotiation for his role/contract:
    • “I want in on the Danhausen world. I really do. Donovan.” – Conan [17:12]
    • “If there’s a way that I can be involved with Good nighthousing with Danhausen, I want in housing. And right now, housing. Not tomorrow housing, but today housing. I’m not fucking around, housen.” – Conan [17:19-17:38]

6. Danhausen’s Philosophy, Hard Work, and Canadian Move

• [17:54-18:34]
  • Donovan thanks the team, saying the journey has involved “a lot of work.”
  • Conan gives his blessing and expresses genuine affection for Canadian comedy.
    • “I think they really love nuanced, like weird, kooky comedy... So I love that you’re going to Montreal.” – Conan [17:57-18:20]

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On character origins:
  • “If Conan O’Brien was possessed by a demon, that's what it gets described as.” – Danhausen [08:09]
• On signature moves:
  • “I pour human teeth into the mouth?” – Conan [12:07]
  • “I have the Go to sleep, which I call the Good nighthousin.” – Danhausen [12:45]
• On creativity:
  • “No one cared when I was just a good wrestler. They cared once I switched and put on makeup and started acting goofy...” – Danhausen [13:36-14:00]
  • “I’m delighted by you... you’ve, like me, dedicated your life to absolute idiocy...” – Conan [13:18-13:23]
• On future team-ups:
  • “I want in on the Danhausen world. I really do. Donovan.” – Conan [17:12]
  • “Let’s make this happen, Housen. Let’s sign a contract, Housen. I want to get paid, Housen.” – Conan [17:19-17:40]
• On Canadian comedy:
  • “They really love nuanced, like weird, kooky comedy and they’ve always been so nice to me.” – Conan [18:17]

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Important Segments & Timestamps

• [01:27-03:27] – Conan celebrates Danhausen’s WWE debut and reflects on their first fan episode.
• [04:58-06:31] – The team jokes about celebrity status and “making friends” with non-celebrities.
• [06:37-08:19] – Introduction to Danhausen and the origins of his character.
• [11:39-14:34] – Deep dive into Danhausen’s wrestling style, signature moves, and comedic influence.
• [14:34-17:40] – Conan fantasizes about entering Danhausen’s wrestling universe.
• [17:54-18:34] – Conan and Danhausen express mutual admiration and look to collaborate in the future.

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Tone & Style

Lighthearted, playful, and self-deprecating. Conan’s signature wit blends seamlessly with Danhausen’s over-the-top wrestling banter, creating a surreal yet touching celebration of fandom and creativity.

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Summary

This episode revisits the beloved meeting between Conan and wrestling oddball Danhausen, tracing the journey from minor league grind to WWE stardom. The discussion is a joyful ode to creative persistence, comedic absurdity, and the odd found connections between celebrities and their most inspired fans. With plenty of signature Conan banter (“I want in on the Danhausen world. I really do.” [17:12]), and an origin story involving human teeth, “Fanhausen Revisited” is a must-listen for anyone who loves when comedy and fandom collide.

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Transcript

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Well, a very nice anniversary.

[A]

Hard to believe, but five years ago this month, we did our very first fan episode. And it's been five years, and I really love these segments. And the very first one featured a fan of mine named Danhausen. Now, Danhausen is a wrestler, and he explained to me when we did this very first fan episode that he had loosely based his character, his wrestling character, on me. If I was an interdimensional demon, which seems redundant to me, and Danhausen and I had a great conversation. We talked about comedy performance, the love of entertaining people, and what struck me. And still I remember this to this day, Danhausen told me that he had been grinding away for the past eight years, driving 12 hours every weekend just to be able to get up in front of people and wrestle. And this is a guy who just applied an incredible work ethic to his passion. And I was so impressed with this fellow. Well, now it's five years later, and I am thrilled to report that Danhausen has recently made his WWE debut to rave reviews. And this is proof again that if you can marry hard work to your passion, you can go places. So on behalf of myself and all of us here at Team Coco, massive congratulations and mad respect to Danhausen. And I am so proud of you. Happy for you. And I just should mention, because your character's based on me, I'm getting 20%

[C]

oh, are you getting 20%?

[A]

Well, I will once I unleash my interdimensional demons. Rick Rosen from William Morris Endeavor. And the blackest, blackest heart of all, Gavin Palone. I mean, when they're done with Danhausen, he's just gonna be some flesh clinging to a battered vertebrae.

[D]

Yes.

[C]

Yep.

[A]

Anyway, I'm just thrilled for him.

[B]

So here.

[A]

This is unusual for us. We're gonna revisit my chat from five years ago with the one, the only, danhausen. Enjoy.

[C]

Conan O' Brien needs a fan. Wanna talk to Conan? Visit teamcoco.com let's get started.

[A]

Hey, everybody.

[B]

Conan O' Brien here, and we're going

[A]

to try something a little different in this short time that I've been doing. Conan o' Brien needs a friend.

[B]

I've just been delighted.

[A]

I'm having an absolute blast, and it's working. I'm actually making some nice bonds and friendships with a lot of different people. But what occurred to me is all

[B]

these people have one thing in common.

[A]

They're celebrities. And I thought it might be nice to try making friends with average folk

[B]

people out there in the world.

[A]

Civilians, not celebrities. Just talk to the people who make this great country we call the United States of America.

[B]

Or even people from other countries.

[A]

It doesn't matter.

[B]

Let's just talk to some regular folk

[A]

and then hope, hope desperately that they become celebrities.

[D]

Oh, my God.

[A]

That's the concept.

[B]

What do you guys think? Horrible. Yeah. Why? Why is that horrible? It's very important to me that eventually they become celebrities.

[E]

So you don't have time for anybody that would live their whole life as

[C]

a regular Joe, as a folk.

[A]

Who. Who would do that? What kind of monster would choose that life?

[B]

No, seriously, I really do. I do want to. And especially I have to say, a lot of this comes out of this last year.

[A]

Let's get outside this bubble, this. This celebrity bubble that we're trapped in.

[C]

I'm not trapped in a celebrity bubble.

[E]

No, I'm not even a cheese.

[A]

Oh, God, no.

[B]

I didn't mean either of you. Oh, God, no. Oh, no, no, no. Oh, please. Oh, how embarrassing. Oh, I'm covering my mouth. I'm laughing.

[E]

Because, I mean, we don't even do a podcast with a celebrity, so how would we know?

[C]

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[A]

I'm looking it up. I'm looking it up. I am looking it up. Yes, I am a celebrity. I just looked.

[B]

Yeah, I am a B lister, but

[A]

I am a celebrity, so.

[B]

Okay, I am a Solid B. I'm a solid B list celebrity and I'm proud of it. And if Love Boat were still on the air, I wish I could potentially be a guest. Oh, come on. Not the first guest, but like the third guest who's the comic relief guest who stowed away.

[E]

I would kill to see you on Love Boat.

[B]

Yes. And. But anyway, this is something I want to do, and I'm really looking forward to it. And I don't know, we're just going to give it a try and see how it goes.

[E]

Yeah, this is. Conan o' Brien needs a fan, and it'll be out weekly in addition to the regular episodes. So just an extra special treat, and we might as well get to our first guest. Are you guys ready?

[B]

Yeah, I am very ready.

[E]

Conan, please meet Donovan, who is a minor league professional wrestler.

[B]

Wow, Donovan, very nice to talk to you. Where are you coming from?

[A]

Donovan, where are you?

[D]

I am in Michigan right now from Montreal.

[B]

Do you consider yourself a Canadian?

[D]

No, no, I'm from Michigan.

[B]

Oh, you're from Michigan.

[D]

Yeah. Sorry, I probably said that wrong. My wife is from Montreal.

[B]

Wait, I'm confused already. You're from Michigan. You've married someone who's from Montreal?

[D]

Yes, exactly. Okay, so I'm in the process of getting my permanent residency there.

[B]

Oh, okay. You're going to move to Montreal?

[D]

I'm going, yes.

[B]

Okay, well, that's all the time we have. Thank you so much. So, Donovan, you are a professional wrestler, is that right?

[D]

Yes.

[B]

Okay, now help me, because I know of a type of professional wrestler that has a character and I don't know, are you a professional wrestler who's really wrestling and using wrestling moves and it's not that fun to watch. Or are you a wrestler who's also kind of a performer and has a. A character?

[D]

I am a character, actually. I have a picture if you want to see it. It's.

[C]

That's me.

[B]

Okay, well, we are a podcast, so I'm going to describe it. You're sort of demonic looking. You just showed me a picture of what looked like a very fierce, evil demonic wrestler.

[D]

Yes. So I go by the moniker Very Nice, Very Evil. Because nobody likes somebody who's too evil. So I introduce the nice part of it, so then they buy into it and I can trick them.

[A]

Okay, very nice.

[B]

Very Evil.

[D]

Often I get described if somebody. A demon possessed you, actually.

[B]

Oh, a demon possessed me.

[D]

If Conan o' Brien was possessed by a demon, that's what it gets described as. Cause I'm heavily influenced by you rather than Other wrestlers? Yes.

[B]

You mean of the wrestlers, I'm the one that's influenced you the most?

[A]

Yes.

[D]

Yes, of course.

[B]

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[D]

What?

[B]

Describe then, a demonic Conan o' Brien as a wrestling character. Are you using some of my moves? Is it my attitude? Does your character have, you know, sort of little beady eyes and thin lips and sharp cheekbones?

[D]

Yes. Yeah. I don't have the height, but I have. I utilize. So I pour teeth in my opponent's mouths to disorient them.

[B]

Pour what in their mouth?

[D]

Human teeth.

[B]

You pour human teeth into the mouth?

[C]

Oh, that's amazing.

[B]

I love how that's. People see that and go, oh, that is so Conan.

[E]

That is.

[D]

No, no, no. It's just. I think it's the presentation, because I take a lot of, like, Simpsons references and references from you and just 80s horror movies, and I pull it all together because these are the things that I like. So I included it into the character. Because wrestling should be fun.

[A]

Yes.

[D]

Wrestling.

[B]

It shouldn't be work.

[D]

Yeah, no, no.

[B]

So, okay, one of your standard moves is to pour loose teeth into the mouth of your opponent to confuse and disorient them. What are some of your other moves?

[D]

Kick him right in the mouth. I have the Go to sleep, which I call the Good nighthousin. I add Housen. My wrestling name is Danhausen. And I add Housen to everything to make it all about me.

[E]

That's very Conan.

[B]

Okay. That's very nice, Matt. Yeah. I love that you just added Housen to things. So it's so goodnight. Housen is like a good night move.

[D]

Yes. And I pop them up off my shoulders and I knee them in the face. That's my Finishing.

[B]

Well, you knee them in the facehouse.

[D]

The face. Yes, exactly.

[B]

Sorry.

[D]

Like, if I were talking to you, I'd call you Conanhausen. I add Housen to the end of ending.

[B]

Uh huh. Uh huh. This is fantastic. I'm delighted by you. I'm delighted by this foolishness and that you've, like me, dedicated your life to absolute idiocy. This is fantastic. Now, are you a good wrestler? Are you a good athlete?

[D]

Yeah, but that doesn't matter. No one cared when I was just a good wrestler. They cared. Once I switched and put on makeup and started acting goofy and doing Simpsons references in the middle of matches and like, I stole the Mr. Burns. Hop in. I brought a tiny airplane to the ring and I told my opponent to hop in. And I had 3, 400 people chanting, hop in at this guy.

[B]

How successful have you been? It sounds like. Is this growing? Do you feel like Danhausen is becoming a bigger and bigger character?

[D]

Yes, absolutely. Since I've switched this, which is about two years ago and about a year full of doing this actual character, I've been wrestling for eight years. Once since I've switched this, it's just like, snowballed more and more and more. And now I have a shirt and Hot Topic and I've gotten signed to, like, a TV company, and they're just like, go do your weird stuff. Like, do it. Have fun. Be Danhausen. That's what we need.

[B]

I want to be a part of Danhausen's world, you know? Don't you see that? Matt and Sonia, like, I want to maybe do some sort of. I want to tape a video. I seriously want to do something where you're in the ring and then I appear and I'm either for you or against you. Do you know what I mean? Or you're my long lost son. We've got to somehow get into. I want to get into the lore of Danhausen.

[A]

Do you know what I mean?

[B]

I want to be part of it. What would you do with me?

[D]

Oh, with you. I would call us both legendary late nighters, for one.

[A]

Guess what?

[B]

There's a lot of those now. There's literally like 600 in America. So he might want to come up with something cooler.

[D]

This character is all about himself. He's all about making sacks of money. I call them. Yes, I carry around a money sack. I pulled it out after I won my contract on tv and I revealed it from my cape. I pulled a $20 bill and I said, look at these millions, and I threw it.

[B]

Would we actually fight? And first of all, you know, I know how to handle myself. Wait a minute.

[D]

Oh, come on, son.

[B]

I'm fairly athletic. I can take a punch, and I love to fake fight. And so if I entered the ring, would we start out being friends? But then I would think that you had gotten too cocky and I would attack Danhausen. What would happen?

[D]

Yeah, maybe I think I do this thing where I try to punch people in the groin right before the bell rings. So I can just pin them without doing any work. So I don't think I would do that. Cause people know that I love Conan, right? Like as a character. It's very public that I love Conan and that's one of Danhausen's idols. So I don't think they would think that. They'd probably be taken back if you did it.

[B]

Okay, how about this? Let me pitch you this, because I'm really into this. All right? So Danhausen, you're fighting your foe. He starts to get the better of you. He starts to win. He grabs the bag of teeth and starts to pour them into your mouth. He steals your sack of money. He punches you in the groin. It's all going badly when all of a sudden the music changes. Fog machines go on, and I appear. I come down on wires, and it's me, and I'm there to save Danhausen.

[D]

I think the crowd would go nuts.

[B]

I hope so. What if the crowd's just like, all right, okay, there's Conan, I guess. Let's see what he's got. All right, well, let's go. If we go early, we can beat the traffic. In my mind before I go on, that's what I think. That's the reaction I always think I'm gonna get. If I leave now, I can beat the traffic. I want in on the Danhausen world. I really do. Donovan.

[D]

Yeah, well, I would love that if that's a possibility. That's like the ultimate guest for Good nighthousing with Danhausen.

[B]

You know what I've always said, if there's a way that I can be involved with Good nighthousing with Danhausen. I want in housing. And right now, housing. Not tomorrow housing, but today housing. I'm not fucking around, Housen. I'm serious. Housen. So let's make this happen, Housen. Let's sign a contract. Housen. I want to get paid. Housen.

[D]

Yes, we'll pay you wonderful sacks of human money.

[B]

There's only one kind of money. There's only human money. No animal uses money.

[D]

He has no idea.

[B]

Uh huh, uh huh.

[D]

He just knows it gets you power.

[B]

Yeah. Wow, that's. That's very exciting. Well, you know what I think you're gonna do well, I love that you're going to Canada because I don't say this just to suck up to Canada, but I love Canadians and I think they're like the funniest, one of the funniest countries in the world. They're really funny people. So I think. And they really love nuanced, like weird, kooky comedy and they've always been so nice to me. So I love that you're going to Montreal.

[A]

I think that's great.

[D]

Thank you. Yeah, it's been exciting and a lot of work.

[B]

Donovan, you have my blessing and I will figure out a way to enter

[A]

the world of Danhausen. I will.

[D]

Please do. I would lose my mind and so would my fans. It'd be crazy.

[B]

All right, well, Sona, make sure you'll follow.

[C]

Oh, I will follow up on this.

[B]

Yes, we'll follow up on this. I'm really excited about it.

[C]

Yes.

[D]

Thank you. Thank you for doing this.

[B]

Yeah, no problem. Hey, really nice to meet you, Donovan.

[D]

Nice meeting you too. Nice meeting all of you.

[B]

Bye.

[D]

Bye.

[B]

Thanks, Donovan.

[E]

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