S1E2 Argentina
In Buenos Aires, Conan takes on practice with a local football club, asado with Jordan Schlansky, and learns what it means to be a Gaucho.
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🏆 Top Episodes
#2
S1E4
Ireland
While chasing his family's roots in Ireland, Conan endeavors to speak like a local, sing with The Irish Tenors, and act on a long-running soap opera.
#3
S2E3
Austria
In Austria, Conan gifts merchandise to a loyal listener, sings with a local choir, and assists an immigrant fan with his citizenship application.
- 4. S1E1 "Norway"
- 5. S1E3 "Thailand"
- 6. S2E2 "New Zealand"
- 7. S2E1 "Spain"
📉 Bottom Episodes
#7
S2E1
Spain
Conan picks olives with Jordan Schlansky, tries his hand in a flight simulator and takes in the best of Madrid with Javier Bardem.
- 6. S2E2 "New Zealand"
- 5. S1E3 "Thailand"
- 4. S1E1 "Norway"
- 3. S2E3 "Austria"
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0 Infamous
3 Hidden Gems
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Top Standout: S1E2 Argentina
Best Hidden Gem: S2E3 Austria
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Season Momentum
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