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Q: FILE - In this Dec. 12, 2013, file photo, talk show host Conan O'Brien arrives for the Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences awards in Moffett Field, Calif. O'Brien hosts the 2014 MTV Movie Awards on Sunday,... (Associated Press) 
  
 The 50-year-old talk show host said he was never a contender to take over CBS' the "Late Show" when David Letterman announced his retirement last week. The funnyman, who has hosted his talk show "Conan" on TBS since 2010, said he believes Stephen Colbert is the "right person" to take over the show from Letterman. 
  
 "I wasn't up for it," O'Brien said backstage Friday during a break from rehearsing for Sunday's MTV Movie Awards, which he's hosting for the first time. "I'm very happy where I am, but I love Stephen. I think Stephen is great. I'm a huge fan of his as a comic and as a human being. I think it's fantastic. I'm really glad that he got the job. I look forward to seeing his show." 
  
 O'Brien originally succeeded Letterman on NBC's "Late Night" in 1993 when Letterman moved to CBS to headline the "Late Show." O'Brien infamously replaced Jay Leno as host of NBC's "The Tonight Show" for a mere seven months beginning in 2009 before Leno was reinstated as host in 2010. 
  
 "I was very happy because I have such respect for Dave," O'Brien said. "I'm glad that it's the right person getting it." 
  
 O'Brien, who has appeared as a guest on Letterman's show, said he's excited to see the "Colbert Report" host tackle the "Late Show," but he definitely didn't apply for the gig. 
  
 "Whenever I would hear there was speculation (that I'd take over the 'Late Show'), I was like, 'No. What?' I'm happy," said O'Brien, whose TBS talk show has been renewed through November 2015. "I get to do what I want." 
  
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 The MTV Movie Awards aired on April 13 and Conan O’Brien was hands-down the most hilarious host in MTV history, keeping the audience in stitches all night long! 
  
 Conan O’Brien, 50, is no stranger to opening monologues, but the one he gave at the 2014 MTV Movie Awards was definitely one of his best! Conan kicked off his opening routine with 50 epic celebrity cameos, closed with an amazing musical number, and kept the laughs coming in between! 
  
 Conan O’Brien As MTV Movie Awards Host: Coco’s Opening Monologue Was Hilarious 
  
 I knew from the moment that Conan tried to pick up Taylor Swift, 24, at a nail salon in an outrageously funny opening video that I was in for a night full of laughs. Watching Conan try to woo the boy-crazy pop star was definitely something I never thought I’d see, which made it all the more hysterical! 
  
 And Conan’s quest for 50 celebrity cameos was one of the best bits in awards show history! We all tune in to awards shows to see our favorite stars interact in real life, so it was amazing to see Conan round up celebs such as Lupita Nyong’O, Adam Sandler, Andy Samberg, and Jessica Alba all in one place. I applaud his efforts! And how perfect was it that he was the 50th celebrity on the list — so clutch! 
  
 One of the best things about Conan is his spot-on, self-deprecating sense of humor, so it was also great to see him poke fun of himself after making a fiery entrance full of explosions and a gigantic effigy of the MTV Movie Awards’ golden popcorn trophy. 
  
 “Fire, explosions,and rap music — all things you associate with Conan O’Brien,” the late-night funnyman quipped as he stepped out on stage. The crowd couldn’t contain their laughter and neither could I! 
  
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 Some of us watch more awards shows than we do actual movies — and Conan catered to that in his opening act. He helped the audience out by playing six-second highlights of each one of the nominated films, and they really captured the essence of the flicks! I’m kind of glad that I won’t have to sit through three hours of Wolf of Wall Street now — thanks, Conan! 
  
 Coco of course went out with a bang, closing his opening monologue with a show-stopping musical number, complete with the always amusing Adam Devine and an entire gospel choir. Conan really is the host who has it all — jokes, celebs and musical talent! 
  
 All we have to say is that we are crossing our fingers that Conan will be back to host the MTV Movie Awards in 2015! 
  
 So what do you think, HollywoodLifers? Was Conan a good host? Do you hope to see him host next year too? Let us know! 
  
 — Tierney McAfee 
  
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Remember when Conan O'Brien seemed like the coolest, hippest guy in late night, back when the youngsters were rooting for him over Jay Leno? Well, those days are over, at least according to Daniel D'Addario. While hosting the MTV Movie Awards last night, O'Brien "seemed weirdly out-of-touch," D'Addario writes on Salon, "straining to please an audience he couldn’t possibly understand." D'Addario compares O'Brien to a dad awkwardly trying to fit in with his kids. Though Conan once occupied the center of "the network-TV conversation," he's "now almost entirely outside" of it, watching Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, and Stephen Colbert "[rise] to prominence on the broadcast dial" while he himself has been unable to "adjust to a new era." Over at HollywoodLife, Tierney McAfee strongly disagrees, calling O'Brien "hands-down the most hilarious host in MTV history." And as for Colbert's ascent, well, O'Brien claims he's not upset about that. While rehearsing for the award show Friday, O'Brien told the AP he never wanted to replace David Letterman on the Late Show. "I'm very happy where I am, but I love Stephen," he said. "I think Stephen is great. I'm a huge fan of his as a comic and as a human being. I think it's fantastic. I'm really glad that he got the job. I look forward to seeing his show. ... I'm glad that it's the right person getting it."