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The Paper co-creator Michael Koman joins Mark Malkoff to look back on seven years writing for Late Night with Conan O’Brien, his stint at Saturday Night Live, and co-creating Nathan for You. He talks about the “Walker, Texas Ranger Lever,” collaborating with Brian Stack and Pete Davidson, working briefly at The Colbert Report, and the rare Nathan for You moment that made Nathan Fielder break on camera.
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