If you've ever taken an improv class, you know the basic rules:

1.) Say no to everything your teammates say.
2.) And that's it.

Keegan-Michael Key went on Conan last night to demonstrate how to glom, undulate and mime. After watching the video, you'll be ready to audition for a Harold team, which, as we all know, is a group of guys named Harold who watch you undress.

There's more of Keegan's interview after the jump.

Key & Peele airs Tuesdays at 10:30/9:30c after Tosh.0.

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In this appearance from last night's Conan, John Mulaney wishes he could watch four straight hours of Ice-T on Law and Order: SVU. Well, I wish I could watch four straight hours of John Mulaney doing his impression of Ice-T on Law and Order: SVU. I wonder if somewhere out there, someone wishes they could watch four hours of me wishing I could watch four hours of John Mulaney's Ice-T impression.

John Mulaney: New In Town premieres Saturday at 10/9c.

Russell Simmons Presents The Ruckus premieres with two back-to-back episodes next Thursday at 10/9c. But if you're like me, you're ruckus-deficient and if you have to wait until then, you might come down with ruckus scurvy. Fortunately, Owen Smith was on Conan last night and brought enough ruckus to hold us over.

After the jump, you can see of clip of Owen Smith's performance from next week's premiere.

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We already knew Jordan Peele could do a great Obama, and on last night's Conan, he explained that the impression is basically Montel Williams minus Method Man. But, did you know that Jordan also does an incredible Baby Forrest Whitaker impression? In fact–and I know I'll take a lot of heat for such a bold statement–it might be the best Baby Forrest Whitaker impression I've ever seen.

The series premiere of Key & Peele airs Tuesday, January 31 at 10:30/9:30c.

As you might have heard, there's not one, but two GOP debates in New Hampshire this weekend. Well, if you're somehow not tired of laughing after watching all of that, be sure to tune in to the premiere of Tom Papa: Live from New York City Sunday night at 10/9c. In the meantime, you can get your Tom Papa fix with his performance from last night's Conan:

Comedy Central homie Pete Holmes appeared on Conan last week to talk funny about phone books, taxis, and my favorite subject (ever): MAGIC!

He's right about one thing for sure: It's hard to know how to react to magicians sometimes, because magic is borderline satanic! That's why I just laugh. Even though my brain tells me what I've witnessed is witchcraft or some other form of unspeakable evil, and that I should run before my eyeballs melt, I just chuckle and chuckle because really what else can you do in the face of the occult? And I go to A LOT of magic shows, which means I laugh a lot, so that's superlatively medicinal, to lazily paraphrase an oft-fully-quoted proverb, so I don't have to rewrite this sentence.

As we mentioned last week, Pete Holmes's new album, Impregnated with Wonder is available now on Comedy Central Records. Buy it here, or I'll turn you into a newt.

by Mike Henneberger

So, you’re going to miss Louis C.K. at the New York Comedy Festival? Were you too lazy to get tickets before they sold out? Too cheap to fly to New York, pay for a hotel and buy $8 beers? Or maybe you’re just a creepy recluse who never leaves the house? Well, who needs to leave the house when you can see Louis right here?

Last night, Louis went back to where it all began to visit the man who saved his life: Conan O’Brien. Watch them take a trip down a lane of good and bad memories of their early days together. And see how Louis is going to bring his show straight to all the lazy, cheap recluses out there in internet land.

I don't have to tell you that back in the day the Late Night Wars could get pretty ugly. There was barely veiled animosity. There were behind the scenes power grabs. There was that time Johnny Carson punched Arsenio Hall's pet ocelot in the face. And maybe that last thing was just a bizarre twist in an otherwise erotic dream I once had, but the fact remains that it's pretty refreshing to see the current generation of late night hosts getting along so well. The good-natured cross-pollination of the late night spectrum continued last night when Stephen Colbert and Jon Stewart paid an unannounced visit to Conan.

The Daily Show and Colbert Report air Monday through Thursday starting at 11/10c.

by Mike Henneberger

Oh, the things I could do with six-and-a-half minutes in the late hours of the night. I'm not TJ Miller, so a great stand up set on Conan isn't an option for me. And (hopefully) my six-and-a-half minutes would not elicit as much laughter. In his six-and-a-half minutes on Conan (that already sounds dirty), TJ talks about nuts, orgasms and coming between a father and daughter on a plane. It's not what you think. Or is it?

For a full hour of TJ Miller, don’t miss the premiere of his Comedy Central special No Real Reason on Saturday, November 12 at 11/10c. If you can’t wait until then, go buy his comedy rap album The Extended Play EP.

Have you heard Patton Oswalt's new album Finest Hour? You should listen to it! Patton went on Conan last night to promote the album and he started talking about being the last pudgy man in Hollywood. We need more normal looking people in our movies! If Jonah Hill loses weight, I think the universe should correct itself by having Ryan Gosling eat Ryan Reynolds.

At the end of the interview, Patton also delivered his message to the head in the jar that runs the Disney corporation. It's great! Watch it!

You can listen to a sample track from Finest Hour here. Or buy the album here!