Roy Wood Jr. Admires Cavemen and Gets Kicked Out of the Zoo
Roy Wood Jr. is a reasonable guy. He just wants to get his money’s worth at the zoo and see the pandas in their “natural” habitat. Roy also thinks cavemen were the original gangsters and makes a darn good argument for it. Check out those and more from Roy’s stand-up set on Conan last night. You can also catch Roy on the TBS show, Sullivan & Son, which just got picked up for a second season.
Posted: September 12th, 2012 under HOMEPAGE, Late Night Television, Video. Author: jono .
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He just wants to get his money’s worth at the zoo and see the pandas in their “natural” habitat.