Cobie Smulders Is A Proud Canadian | CONAN on TBS

[@OutgrownThings]

Watched HIMYM so many times that when Conan said "You grew up in Canada," I instantly heard "with America RIGHT THERE."

[@Anov21]

Me too😭😭

[@giampaolofini1535]

"Aww...there's kids playing hockey on your money...why do we even let you be a country?"

[@tititcu]

I loved the How I Met Your Mother episode in which Barney goes nuts trying to find out who "P.S. I love you" is about and all these awesome Canadian celebrities pop up during the episode: Dave Coulier, Paul Shaffer, Allan Thicke, Geddy Lee. One of my favorite episodes!

[@cheerfuljuan]

She's so dang pretty

[@BlackDiamond2718]

Yeah. They let hot chicks like her get away. So I’m planting my flag in her…if you know what i mean which they probably don’t.

[@lewstone5430]

“Two beavers are better than one, they’re twice the fun, ask anyone!!! A second beaver can beeeee second to noooonne!! Two beavers are better than one!”

[@Nayansinghmusic]

What's 23x3 😂😬

[@lewstone5430]

@@Nayansinghmusic answer: A wonderful number for two beavers.

[@RenoHex]

That face when Conan says "Endless supply of ME!" in the ending clip... Stuff of nightmares.

[@Jack-cq8zw]

Mother of God....

[@ChrisThorne19]

RenoHex You can just tell that he used to act out Mr Burns' scenes when coming up with them

[@OvieKovy]

RenoHex LMAO

[@EmpireEnglishSchool]

RenoHex lololol...every time he makes that sound at the end i think of the animated 90's joker :)

[@eturner141]

I love the fact that Cobie is actually Canadian " I'm going to rock your body till Canada Day everybody come and play everyday throw every last care a way let's go to the mall today" 😃

[@e.t.291]

I love that insincere 'I... really do' at 1:04 lol

[@filetXoXghoti]

Emma Tiia I think that was more "lascivious" than insincere, haha

[@wannabeeish]

filetXoXghoti BIG WORDS LOUD NOISES

[@rmdan90]

damn, she didn't say But um

[@ty814]

0:29

[@kaichun6613]

Pls explain the "um" thing

[@TheJellymin]

@@kaichun6613 himym reference where as a reporter she says but um and a bunch of college kids make a drinking game of it.

[@josephfoster30]

It's amazing how many Canadian actors they're are. They are happier people.

[@sweiland75]

Joseph Foster "they're are" LOL redundant grammar

[@einundsiebenziger5488]

... how many (...) there* are.

[@12345drizzy]

People in urban areas in Canada really don't have accents. we just have the generic north american accent. this 'oot' instead of 'out' stuff is really only from people who live in small towns in northern ontario and the parries. I've only ever heard a few people speak like this, and i live in southern ontario.

[@ConvergenceMedia]

12345drizzy I grew up in northern Ontario. I'd say the 'oot' thing comes more from Newfoundland.

[@13ullseye]

12345drizzy Francophones in Quebec and New Brunswick have some hefty accents, so do Newfies of course, and there's a general accent you hear a lot in Atlantic Canada. In Alberta and BC it's a lot more of a generic accent like you said.

[@youwhatsuptube]

12345drizzy people in vancouver say aboot, or oot,,,... wtf... maybe new immigrants do not speak like that, but many change to ooooot sound.

[@MrStensnask]

12345drizzy people in Alberta and BC do it a lot as well.

[@OffhandDelivery]

12345drizzy Do you southern city folk really pronounce "prairies" as "parries"..? Or was that just a typo...Perhaps I detect a hint of a Torontonian accent eh? Or maybe you're just REALLy obsessed with fencing and swordplay..

[@NimN0ms]

Cobie Smulders? More like Cobie Smuldering hot, amirite?

[@gothickpopgdlove22]

Ayyyyyyye

[@NimN0ms]

gothickpopgdlove22 ayyyyyy

[@gavriev2]

intotheoceanbloo Yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[@seque95]

***** ayyyyyye

[@leedswill11]

*highfive

[@Fbnt2]

"Canada is not a country" - Barney Stinson

[@awkward_smile._.]

Number one: Get real money i dont know what board game this cam from but it's a joke

[@thesweboy2873]

Yes, something about the papers color (looked like monopoly money?), and I believe of the ridicules name of cent and penny, loonie and toonie. SUIT UP!

[@deadbeats4894]

"America Jr." - Homer Simpson

[@miaa.6722]

I live in Ontario and I have never heard anyone say "oot" instead of "out" and judging from the comments no one else anywhere in Canada says it like that lol

[@OffhandDelivery]

Maria A. OOOOOT!

[@carriondeath21]

that's ootrageous. get the f*ck oot

[@ecanadaweekly]

Maria A. only Canadians who live in the northern ontario and some less populated where only white people live. that's where they say "oot" and eh a lot. But if you live in Toronto, Vancouver or the other more populated areas you wouldn't hear anyone say that because of the american influence that these cities have. I live in Toronto and oh man we have adopted a lot of american culture and their accent and language no one uses u in colour or favourite anymore.

[@kobayashimaru8114]

Maria A. We do. It's hard to hear and it's not nearly as exaggerated as our American neighbours make it sound but it's there. It took me a while to finally hear it. I think the only reason I do is because I have a lot of family and friends in the US so I've spent some extended time down there over the years. Generally, Americans will say "about" like you'd say "owl"... where O's have a harsher A-type sound... "uh-bah-oot". Canadian pronounciation is tougher to find an analogy for but I'd say it sounds like "uh-buh-oot".

[@christiansebastian9509]

Maria A. I know right lol Canada is amazing by the way

[@GrayWoIf]

Robin Sparkles we meet again. Say we should go to the mall.

[@Assassin73311]

She was fucking with Conan so bad on this about our "accent".

[@djmips]

Canadians have an accent.

[@ganesha2933]

I just want the world to know that as long as I have a face, Cobie will have a place to sit.

[@Freakzilla-tp4ru]

Ganesha lol

+Ganesha shit*

[@kalazajar8293]

Chicks would probably love sitting on that trunk

[@bobbiusshadow6985]

+Ganesha hahahahhhahahahhhahh.... like to eat sushi, much?

[@famguy218]

+Ganesha It's funny that my family just prayed this morning to this deity and I read a comment like this

[@eazyduzit-tr3nx]

I love the way she laughs and giggles, she sounds real cute when she does.

[@onlydavidwould4356]

Man how come all other people from Canada are beautiful and I'm here out of my league withe everyone in my country, life is no fair.

[@Morpheus776]

OnlyDavidWould so justin beiber is beautiful? k

[@onlydavidwould4356]

Good looking guy but an asshole

[@qarcon3247]

Tyrone Jefferson nah bieber good looking but a douche tho

[@onlydavidwould4356]

We can all admit he's a douchebag but how come people won't admit he's good looking

[@onlydavidwould4356]

I'm Canadian

[@TheManWithNoName93]

wish conan would do a week in canada for his show

[@MrFinnboy69]

***** He was in Canada for sometime, i dont remember how long, or how long ago tho...

[@MrFinnboy69]

I Have No Name Yeah, i wish he would come back to Finland some time... But Canada is closer, so he might come there!!!

[@123not123fair]

It would be the worst show ever

[@jakemarsing2615]

He did a week of shows from Toronto back on Late Night in 2004.

[@TheManWithNoName93]

Jake Marsing i know but that was a long time ago

[@sapphire962]

born in england, lived there 9 years, then moved to canada and have lived here for 9 years. Its strange knowing about 2 different cultural identities, accents and ways of life, it gives you a new perspective on communities and how similar people can be despite what you see on the surface

[@pafmortim]

Dude, you literally have one king! Doesn't count for different culture

[@jermboy911]

How beautiful is she though!?

[@blackmamaessa]

HEY, QUESTION, am I the only Canadian who doesn't really hear any difference between the Canadian accent and the generic American accent?

[@az0963818]

blackmamaessa That's a common problem a lot of people have, especially with the Americanization of Canada over the decades. So don't worry. Maybe this can help, Google "Canadian accents by Tremain McNeil" and anything under "Canadian raising". Hope this helps! :)

[@blackmamaessa]

az0963818 Do you hear the difference?

[@blackmamaessa]

StonedAlone13 good point, thanks.

[@az0963818]

blackmamaessa Definitely. Especially after studying Canadian/American accents carefully. Lol, i'm kind of obsessed with accents...

[@13ullseye]

blackmamaessa Technically speaking the vast majority of Canada's population lives pretty close to the border of the US, so that's probably why.

[@keepplayingnice]

Guys she is actually a turtle I work for tmz

[@thanksfernuthin]

Karthik Nair "Turtle"... am I supposed to know what that is? Is it slang? Does she live in a shell? I don't get it. Please explain.

[@ITSFRICKENADAM]

I wouldn't be proud of working for TMZ...

[@StarWarsDK]

thanksfernuthin Ever seen _"Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles"_? Yeah, it's like that, except she's not a teenager, a mutant, or a ninja.

[@Vilppy]

Karthik Nair I like turtles...

[@thickmclargehuge4448]

thanksfernuthin someone told me its an 'easy' woman (ie - once their on their back they're fucked)

[@Mintpepperoni]

It doesn't sound like "oot" when we say "out." It actually sounds more like "oat."

[@kilppa]

I agree. All countries that have cold weather have a different word for "the hat you wear when it's cold". In finland we have hats, which are "hattu" or "lakki", but in cold weather we use "pipo".

[@victoriaworthy8340]

i like her she is so proud !!!

[@emmab2013]

I'm an English person, have lived in Toronto for 8 years and Halifax before that for 2 years. I DO notice varying degrees of regional accent, in rural areas mostly and have noticed a few 'oots' being uttered here and there. I don't notice a distinct Toronto accent, however when we cross the border and I hear Americans (I'm talking Buffalo area) I do realise there are differences in the accents. I can't always put my finger on it though. :)

[@terran236]

Emma Bedelle the people from minnasooota remind me of canadas stereotypicial accent

[@alydematti]

Cobie is so lovely.

[@TruthHides34]

she has the cutest laugh!!! after her jay larson was the guest and every now and then you could hear her laughing. the cutest laugh!

[@kokopelli5357]

I always believed that Canadians are lumberjacks and ride Moose's to work and say 'oot' while eating their fake Canadian bacon with maple syrup

[@drewfodoesgames]

That is 100% true, eh.

[@andrewyang1993]

Son Goku You can assume anything you want about Canada, but you're not dissing our amazing bacon, son.

[@Smegma007]

Son Goku You should see my igloo palace. I let my two polar bears have fun in my giant back yard while I run some errands on my dogsled. BTW it not call 'candybar'... it's fucking chocolate bar.

[@clicksbmnr]

The plural of moose is meese.

[@Sir_SlapDaBass]

Son Goku canadian bacon isnt even a real thing.

[@himurahaibara1459]

Cobie seems like a fun person to be around with.

[@einundsiebenziger5488]

... to be around.*

[@JesseUnderdog]

Is that the documentary that was canceled because they couldn't find any celebrity that didn't move to US after the breakthrough?

[@MrJouhan]

Jesse Underdog Don't see why it would be cancelled for that or why that is a bad thing. US is undoubtedly the entertainment central of the world with best opportunities for a popular actor, comedian or other such artist.

[@JesseUnderdog]

Just a little joke, I love Canada ♥

[@osirisruiz492]

MrJouhan i think that was a joke

[@redskinStu]

Jesse Underdog Canada doesn't love you. I asked around.

[@JesseUnderdog]

Yeah, I know, it's kinda one-sided. Thanks for asking around, though.

[@FeelGoodOK]

When I see her, I always want to cry...

[@peachlife5118]

I find her sooo gorgeous, she is always glowing!

[@danielctreidene2532]

I started singing "we built this city - on rock & roll" when I saw this interview.

[@wmarkdyer]

As an expat I can tell you she still has a Canadian accent. My mom keeps referring to washrooms when she visits.

[@wmarkdyer]

***** No they are not. Rest room or bathroom will work.

[@DASUPERCATMAN1]

Thats not really accents, more like different terminology

[@TheDetdude]

That was a great clip Conan! Hahahaha

[@johnr8095]

She's a hottie.

[@moneeraarabic]

WHY AREN'T RYAN REYNOLDS AND GOSLING INCLUDED IN THE VIDEO

[@agrippa.the.cosmonaut-wiz]

She's the best...

[@stormlighter82]

She’s lovely. My wife is from Vancouver too, and is extremely lovely too 😍😍

[@DozaCraft]

Cobie Smulders is the sexiest Canadian *EVER*

[@ender003]

***** To make a fair comparison I'm going to need to see them together. Without clothing. You know, for science.

[@DozaCraft]

ender003 lmao FOR SCIENCE! *lifts Vaseline triumphantly in the air*

[@ratlakmin]

***** does virgin olive oil count in as well ?

[@DozaCraft]

ground crow I'm not sure what that sentence even means, to be honest

[@ratlakmin]

K

[@markrabago6443]

I just love her...

[@jugglaassassin]

Where’s the petition to bring back “friends from college”? She’s so funny!!

[@TJRymer89]

Like Barney Stinson, I am proud to be 1/4 Canadian (grandfather grew up in Ontario if anyone is wondering).

[@SkateLion4]

shes so cool!

[@sanjayaufdermauer7884]

I love Canada❤❤❤

[@renanklebold6664]

as duas mulheres mais lindas de todos os tempos Cobie Smulders & Ashley Tisdale

[@BlackDiamond2718]

Cant forgive her for trying to bust phineas and ferb…

[@CharlieeMusic]

After watching this video I finally understand the canadien "Underneath the Tunes" video from how I met you mother hahaha

[@Ripedia]

To all the people saying people from Vancouver don't have an accent or a distinct speech pattern, they most certainly do. It's just more subtle than that of Canadians from further east. I know this because I live in Bellingham, WA, where the hordes of the cheapest, least considerate people from the Vancouver area come to stock up on less expensive American milk and gas. In a town like this, you eventually start to pick up on some of the differences between American and Canadian speech, even if they're very slight.

[@tyfenrir]

I sound like a parody of a Canadian whenever I've had a few beers. Alcohol really brings it out in us Canucks. When sober I sound like a generic North American accent with a few "Eh"s or "Oh ya bud" thrown in.

[@KittytheSheGeek]

I don't know where in Vancouver she grew up, but I've never heard anyone here say "Oot". The West coast tends to elongate their "a" vowels, not the "o". But the stereotypical "Canadian accent" is actually an East coast accent. Honestly, those of us on the Lower Mainland of BC don't sound much different from people in Seattle.

[@awildcommenter7240]

I love her

[@SuperFastEddies]

Yea, that was convincing Conan! 1:04

[@deadbeats4894]

I like how she doesn't think twice about pulling her gun out.

[@puzzles7413]

the documentary intro is literally underneath the tunes

[@hollyjokerr]

Can you add english subtitles to the videos, please? I am out of the usa. I like and want to follow Conan,but sometimes it becomes hard to understand what he says.

[@garfoonga1]

I wonder if Americans know that the funny sounding Canadian accent they think of is from a single province called Newfoundland.

[@danielmartin7300]

garfoonga1 I'm going to go ahead and assume you're not from Newfoundland. I've lived here for the last 20+ years and have never heard "aboot" or anything of the sort.

[@garfoonga1]

Daniel Martin Never lived there, been there a few times. Have some family from there. Neither have I ever heard aboot ever anywherein Canada. But Newfies are the holders of the goofs accent that people think all Canadians have. You can thank Bob and Doug for that.

[@az0963818]

garfoonga1 Oh the ignorance...lol, I'm from Montreal by the way. Just Google "Canadians accents by Tremain McNeil" and anything under "Canadian raising". There you'll see how wrong you are and HOPEFULLY learn something at the same time. And Bob and Doug were not mocking the Newfoundland accent. That makes no sense. Why would they make a sketch clearly emulating Canada as a whole, but only using an accent found in one part of the country? Wouldn't they make it clear early on that the sketch would be about Newfoundland? Lol, the insecurity is strong with this one..

[@garfoonga1]

az0963818 You're ridiculous if you dont think bob and doug were emulating a newfie accent.

[@az0963818]

garfoonga1 I like how you're just gonna ignore 80% of my comment lol. I actually know Newfoundland accents, so if you think Bob and Doug is similar to or the same as the Newfoundland accents then I know you're just being insecure. Atlantic Canadian accents are way different then common Canadian accents. I suggest you look up what I sent you..

[@UltraWindow]

i got canadian friends, it cracks me up whenever they say "oh, sorri chief, i didn' mean to do that eh"

[@beekim1635]

Vancouver❤️

[@iglooo102videos]

Mandoo Kim Montreal ♥♡♥

[@ratlakmin]

iglooo102 texas ♥♡♥

[@school399]

omg i love her

[@hayesmaize]

I love Candian actors!

[@einundsiebenziger5488]

Canadian*

[@Freakzilla-tp4ru]

There is Canadian accents and like USA their region accents, like in USA Texas and New York have different accents just like Quebec and Newfoundland in Canada

[@mtw6184]

anyone realize mr couts marshals boss in nicholsan hewitt and west played by "martin short" in the video

[@TheManWithNoName93]

i live in nova scotia and im 22 years old and i only once heard someone talk with a canadian accent

[@Lemf15]

Well I don't know how much of that trailer Conan actually watched because the one I watched clearly said that the filmmaker interviewed Canadians AND Non-Canadians so that's probably why he's in the trailer and the film.

[@JasonKGoldberg]

I LOVE HER

[@hineighbor]

Norm Macdonald is Canadian. I'm surprised he wasn't featured in that documentary.

[@MKhavik]

We're pretty much like you guys down below us. Can't get much closer than that for two countries, highly developed, similar interests, we share a lot of the same things, products, movies etc. I live in Southern Canada though, across from Detroit Michigan. So we're even less "Canadian" down here. It's just one big blur...lol

[@KilyanAustin]

'There's canadians here' 'HAVE THEM REMOVED'😂😂😂😂

[@SKGCARDS]

We all love Robin.

[@viswanathsriharsha]

rachel mc adams is from canada

[@aitornavarro6597]

Gorgeous!!

[@TiciTotyTony]

Lol ahhh Robin my sweet sweet sweet Robin :)

[@donzaloog1400]

Love her.

[@TadRaunch]

donzaloog1400 You a fan of flatulence?

[@donzaloog1400]

TadRaunch Sure. It's always good for a laugh.

[@TadRaunch]

donzaloog1400 Me too

[@potatoe3675]

WHEN I SAY HAT MY DAD'S LIKE "THATS NOT A HAT ITS A TUQUE" bUT

[@ijustineapplestore]

I live in vancouver!! Yeah

[@ijustineapplestore]

sweiland75 I'm actually 3rd generation Canadian.... I also have many friends in New York and California so I do know the difference between American and Canadian accents. But thanks for making that assumption!!!

[@TShezzWGT]

I see a lot of people saying the 'oot' thing is shit, but I can confirm it's not...not in my part of Canada anyway. Literally everyone in New Brunswick and a good chunk of Nova Scotia all say 'oot', I've been told I do and I'm 100% english speaking from New Brunswick

[@LostUnicorn29]

i found out David Foster is Canadian because of how he pronounced about. i also follow a Canadian youtube channel from Toronto and they pronounce out differently too. *but* it's not as obvious as Cobie made it sound. in general you can't really tell the difference between American and Canadian accent until a word containing _out_ is used. there is a slight difference with their pronunciation/accent.

[@az0963818]

muzik4me345 Google "Canadian accents by Tremain McNeil" and anything under "Canadian raising". There's plenty more to our accents than that lol ;)

[@BelegCuthali0n]

I can understand why people would list Conan as Canadian. I mean Canada is to the US what Ireland is to GB... that pesky neighbor who just seem to have more fun in life.

[@Juniorsaxplayer]

That guy's hair style is just RIDICULOUS

[@26030656]

ohhhh i'm hopelessly irretrievably in love with her

[@stabgan]

She is perfect

[@danielwilliams7562]

Typical Canadian. Good sense of humor, fit, attractive, and good to be around

[@elfsong713]

Cobie Smulders literally is Robin Sherbatsky. I just can't even see her as anyone else.

[@Ps3N3rd92]

I love you conan

[@ConvergenceMedia]

I suddenly have a much deeper respect for Conan... and lusting for Cobie. ;)

[@celiboo]

She'll always be Robin

[@felicity4711]

Vancouverites don’t say “oot”! At best, we might say “oat” but usually not even that. That’s more of an Ontario thing.

[@Ani0227]

i saw the title of the video and honestly my first thought was "why?"

[@sweiland75]

Ani0227 because she is not your nationality

[@MCRhazees]

I grew up in Toronto, and people ask me if I'm from New York...never been to New York...and here in Toronto we don't say aboot...maybe just a Vancouver thing :P...

[@WRFA101]

I have never heard anybody but a Newfie and occasionally a Quebecer say "oot" instead of "out". As far as accents go most people in cities just have that north american base accent. go half an hour outside of the city though and you get intense but nothing as the video described accents. I'm in eastern Ontario.

[@CityofLondon_GreatGame]

I am a Canadian and I still live in an igloo!

[@adib289]

She will be always Robin to me

[@MrStensnask]

I love Canada!

[@eviola11]

Don't let these joke American sitcoms fool you, Canadians don't have an accent. That accent they do to portray Canadians is a Wisconsin/Minnesota accent lol.

[@eviola11]

Eric Viola For some reason Americans just love to think we have an accent though lol.. Don't get it.

[@az0963818]

Eric Viola You're right that they always give us their accents...but we do have our own lol. Why would every country in the world have accents except for us? Does that make sense..lol??

[@eviola11]

az0963818 No we have an accent, but I mean it's not distinct. It's an "American" accent. The one US sitcoms, talk shows portray Cdns as having is from small pockets in maritimes, north. Just like small pockets of Americans have it, i.e., Minnesota.

[@az0963818]

Eric Viola No actually..lol. I'm gonna spare us the back and forth, instead how about you Google "Canadian accents by Tremain McNeil" and anything under "Canadian raising"? Hope that clears things up! You're welcome in advance :)

[@eviola11]

az0963818 K I'm saying it's closer to a standard American accent than it is anywhere near that bs Minnesotan accent they portray all Canadians as having. That's it.

[@thricefx]

I can hear her accent during the interview so it hasn't disappeared.

[@tyresmoke]

She still has a Canadian accent, she has a straight up Vancouver accent.

[@Chippyeater]

She never ages man

[@jamesle2657]

Robin 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽