Despite my "no fan fiction" rule, older pieces (20-30 years) feel historically worth archiving. These can be seen as snapshots of how fans once wrote and imagined. Recent additions will come with context explaining why.
"Terror at 30 Rock" is a surrealist satire depicting NBC as vampires and aliens serving "The Nielsen Ratings," with Conan O'Brien discovering he's a pawn in General Electric's interdimensional scheme.
A newsgroup collection of amateur haiku poems written by fans about Conan, Andy, Max, and other show regulars, ranging from affectionate and silly to crude, humorous tributes.
A campy fan-fiction thriller about Conan and Andy get trapped after-hours and hunt a masked killer (rival Tom Snyder, then bandleader Max Weinberg). Includes a choose-your-own happy or sad ending.
Absurdist sci-fi parody of a 1995 Conan O'Brien episode "previewed" from 2025: Thraxor rules Earth, Moon City nearly suffocates, Snoop's VP, and skeleton Conan/Andy riff 50 years on.