Despite a rocky exit, O'Brien's successful career includes winning Emmys and now hosting a travel show.

Conan O'Brien returned to "The Tonight Show" as a guest for the first time since exiting the show as host after less than a year.

Conan O’Brien returned to The Tonight Show on Tuesday for the first time since he was disrespectfully fired in 2010. “Knock it off,” he told the studio audience, who greeted him with a standing ovation. “I know you meant well, but I had The Tonight Show for 10 minutes and you just ate into my time.”

He was there, ostensibly, to promote a forthcoming Max series in which he travels the world meeting fans. But he’d come a long way just to get to 30 Rockefeller Center in 2024, and the interview with current “Tonight Show” host Jimmy Fallon functioned as a peace offering, or a marker of how much time has passed.

It was a bit of a homecoming for Conan O’Brien on Tuesday’s episode of “The Tonight Show,” as the Brookline native returned to the late-night series for the first time since his high-profile exit as the show’s host in 2010.

Conan O’Brien returned to The Tonight Show for the first time as a guest since he left the NBC show. However, the comedian largely dodged talking about his stint on the 11:30pm show. O’Brien hosted the between June 2009 and January 2010 but was replaced by Jay Leno’s return to the show.

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