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    ‘Conan’ Extra: Jimmy Pardo Talks Beards with Zach Galifianakis

    By | The Set – Mon, Nov 28, 2011 1:56 PM PST

    In today's installment of "Pardo Patrol," the web series in which "Conan" warmup guy/comic genius Jimmy Pardo visits with "Conan" guests backstage, Pardo sits down with "Puss in Boots" star Zach Galifianakis to talk about how Pardo lost weight (as fans of his podcast, "Never Not Funny" know, he did it by running!), and how long it might take him to grow a beard like Galifianakis's. Watch out for a cameo by another "Conan" guest from the last episode Galifianakis was in, and hope, as I do, that it could mean that person might soon guest on "NNF."

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