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Conan stoot hoofd tijdens stunt

	Door Timer op 26-09-2009 09:52:32
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Tijdens de opnames voor de Tonight Show van vrijdagavond heeft Conan O’Brien zijn hoofd gestoten. Dit gebeurde tijdens het uitvoeren van een nog onbekende stunt.

De opnames werden afgebroken en NBC zond vrijdag een herhaling uit.

Volgens een anonieme bron die bij de show werkt is Conan naar het ziekenhuis gebracht, maar dit kan niet worden bevestigd.

Conan stuurde het volgende bericht de deur uit: “Het laatste wat ik me kan herinneren is dat ik van de voorstelling genoot met mevrouw Lincoln. Het volgende moment werd ik in bed koekjes en sap geserveerd.”

De opmerking doet vermoeden dat zijn helm van haarlak een groot deel van de klap heeft opgevangen.

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English Summary
During the recording of Friday night’s Tonight Show Conan hit his head while performing a stunt. NBC aired a rerun.

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Nicholas0	Geplaatst op 26-09-2009 13:08:50
	Conan O'Brien hit his head during a stunt for the "Tonight Show," an accident that halted production and brought back memories of a rare absence by his predecessor in the job. But while NBC canceled two episodes of "Tonight" when Jay Leno fell ill in May, there was no word from the network on plans for next week's shows following O'Brien's mishap. O'Brien was examined Friday at a hospital. The network declined comment on his condition or whether he had been released. O'Brien issued a statement through NBC that indicated he was treating the incident lightly. "Last thing I remember I was enjoying the play with Mrs. Lincoln, and the next thing I knew I was in bed being served cookies and juice" O'Brien said in the statement. A "Tonight" rerun with guest Jeremy Piven aired Friday. According to NBC's Web site, the scheduled show was to include Teri Hatcher and Seth McFarlane ("Family Guy," ''The Cleveland Show"). The 46-year-old comedian took over the "Tonight" host's job from Leno in June. Leno's absence came toward the end of his 17 years with the show, when a high fever and unspecified illness caused him to check himself into a hospital for a day. NBC canceled two episodes of "Tonight" when that occurred in May. Leno's new daily prime-time comedy show debuted this month.

alteken	Geplaatst op 26-09-2009 16:00:13
	that's unfortunate for conan, hope he gets well soon.

Dude	Geplaatst op 26-09-2009 16:56:02
	Iemand at ONTD die in het publiek zat tijdens de opnames: "I was at the taping, it was pretty crazy! He was doing a triathalon skit with Teri Hatcher and they were running down the audience stairs to get to the finish line. He slid and fell backwards on the stage." "He was kneeling on the floor and gave Teri Hatcher a hug before he got up. He went backstage to get dried off (b/c he had swam in a pool) and it seemed like it was ok because he came out again. But he talked to the producer and stayed backstage." En Andy had blijkbaar de show even moeten overnemen: "Oh, Andy's part was really short. After waiting for 15 mins. they gave him the mike to explain the situation and to introduce the musical guest." Ik hoop dat 't wel goed gaat met de man.
	You're evil like a hobbit!

armaduk	Geplaatst op 26-09-2009 18:06:43 (bewerkt op 26-09-2009 18:07:13)
	with the latest stunts it was a matter of time when someone would be injured get well Conzey! I dont like those dangerous stunts personally, can live without them easely

martiniz	Geplaatst op 27-09-2009 01:22:36
	Hope he'll be back soon, and tell us what happened!

barchetta	Geplaatst op 27-09-2009 11:06:42 (bewerkt op 27-09-2009 11:08:31)
	He fell on his back after running down the stairs. Wouldn't call that a 'dangerous stunt', could happen to anybody. Yesterday I fell on my tailbone (snowboarding after 10 years of absence) and thought that I had died. I think I know how Conan must feel like now ... OUCH!

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