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T.J. Miller-voiced alien Gorburger sat down on Conan’s couch for a wild interview

 May 25, 2017      Sam      Conan, T.J. Miller    

Comedian T.J. Miller may be bringing his voice to summer blockbuster The Emoji Movie, but long before that film was just an idea being tossed around on social media, Miller was lending his voice to another insane project: The Gorburger Show, a Funny or Die series that was recently picked up by Comedy Central.

Miller voices the show’s titular host, a giant blue alien named Gorburger who’s obsessed with pop culture. Part scary monster, part total fanboy, Gorburger interviews bands and actors with Miller’s highly recognizable scratchy-voiced shout, terrifying and charming them all at once.

This week, though, Gorburger took a break from hosting his own show to experience what it’s like for his guests – he visited Conan and took a seat on O’Brien’s couch to answer questions about how much he hates T.J. Miller (wink wink), and how he just can’t control his lust for blood. Oh well!

It is, predictably, an insane interview that demands your immediate viewing.

Check out clips from The Gorburger Show over on Comedy Central’s site.

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