ICYMI: Former late-night host ConanOBrien penned a tribute to actor & comedian NormMacdonald to remember the first anniversary of his passing. / Conan SNL SaturdayNightLive
\nActor and comedian Norm Macdonald was beloved by all over the entertainment industry, especially on the late-night circuit as a favorite guest. Former host Conan O'Brien shared a lengthy tribute to celebrate The Orville, Saturday Night Live, and Dirty Work star, who passed away on September 14th, 2021. 'Norm was the most completely original person I have ever met,' O'Brien writes, listing example after example of how Macdonald vibed on a different level from the rest of us.
\nOf course I do want to thank Norm's family and [longtime manager] Lori Jo [Hoekstra] for being here today and giving us all a chance to celebrate the funniest man any of us have ever met. I want to be clear, I am not here this morning to eulogize or memorialize Norm. My motives are selfish. I'm here because I want, finally, to understand Norm. Norm was the most completely original person I have ever met.
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