Conan O'Brien Reflects on Norm Macdonald's Impactful Comedy During O.J. Simpson Trial

As the news of O.J. Simpson's death circulates, Conan O'Brien honors the late comedian Norm Macdonald, who was famously fired from SNL for his bold jokes about Simpson.

Conan O'Brien praised Norm Macdonald's comedic bravery during an interview with CNN, reflecting on the period of O.J. Simpson's murder trial.
Macdonald, known for his relentless jokes about Simpson's guilt, was fired from SNL due to pressure from NBC executives close to Simpson.
O'Brien highlighted Macdonald's significant influence on comedy, describing him as one of the greatest comedians and a frequent guest on his shows.
The news of O.J. Simpson's death brought mixed reactions, underscoring his controversial legacy and the enduring impact of Macdonald's comedy.
O'Brien also humorously commented on the rebranding of HBO Max to 'Max' during his promotional tour for his new series.