
This episode discusses Phil Hartman's contributions to The Simpsons, particularly the monorail episode and the character Lyle Langley. Conan O'Brien shares his experiences writing for The Simpsons and working with Hartman. The conversation highlights the memorable aspects of the episode, including its parodic elements and Hartman's performance.
Conan O'Brien recalls writing the monorail episode, where he created the character Lyle Langley for Phil Hartman. He describes Hartman's ability to bring characters to life, particularly his smooth-talking style. The episode features a parody of a music man and an Erwin Allen disaster movie.
O'Brien reflects on the lasting impact of The Simpsons, noting how fans often recognize him for his work on the show. He shares a story about performing the monorail song at a Hollywood Bowl reunion event, which was a highlight of his career.
Conan also mentions dressing up as Lyle Langley for the performance, capturing the spirit of Hartman's original portrayal. He expresses gratitude for the opportunity to honor Hartman through this tribute.
Conan O'Brien discusses Phil Hartman's role in The Simpsons and his own experiences writing the monorail episode.

This episode stands out for the following:
Phil was so good at kind of saying, 'Hey, I can help you out.'.Conan O’Brien on “Marge vs. the Monorail,” Phil Hartman, and the Simpsons I Fly on the Wall
It's just a trolley in the sky!Conan O’Brien on “Marge vs. the Monorail,” Phil Hartman, and the Simpsons I Fly on the Wall
It's just perfect because not a lot of work.Conan O’Brien on “Marge vs. the Monorail,” Phil Hartman, and the Simpsons I Fly on the Wall