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Clueless Gamer: Overwatch Outtakes Discuss Conan As A 'Matronly Wet Nurse' In Game Of Thrones Universe
A couple of weeks ago, Conan O’Brian had Peter Dinklage and Lena Headey from Game of Thrones on his Clueless Gamer video segment to play a little Overwatch. This certainly led to some clueless gameplay, but mostly consisted of arranging a team of the “woman with the shiny butt” (i.e. Widowmaker) and admiring said posteriors.
Some outtakes of the shoot were recently released, wherein a thoroughly creative discussion revolved around the character type Conan would assume if he were to join the world of Westeros – that being a “matronly wet nurse.” Check out how they arrived to this conclusion below.
Past segments of Clueless gamer include Lil Wayne and Tony Hawk playing Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 5, and some Mario Kart 8 with Seth Rogen and Zac Efron. We even interviewed Clueless Gamer’s co-host Aaron Bleyaert in an April Game Informer Show episode where he shared his top five video games of all time.
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