Apparently there are a lot of them for Conan O’Brien. The social-savvy kids at Team Coco have launched a Tumblr today featuring some of Conan’s biggest hissy fits, including this one when he was told Don Cheadle cancelled:
More drama on the “Reasons my talk show host is crying” Tumblr.
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A year ago, Team Coco released an exciting Emmy Award-winning tablet app that served as a true second screen companion for each episode of Conan, delivering extra content in real time. The problem was that the app was for tablets only. Last week, though, Team Coco released an iPhone and Android version of the app, which will keep the show’s digital team at the forefront of late-night comedy fan engagement. Read more
Last month we wrote about the unique episode of Conan O’Brien’s show, ‘Occupy Conan,’ which consisted entirely of fan-submitted videos recreating segments from past broadcasts. Some of the videos submitted were extremely creative, and others were downright ridiculous – a fitting description of Conan and his fans. The show featured cameos by Tina Fey, Fred Armisen, Adam Scott, and more, and can be seen here. Read more
While MLB Network’s “Intentional Talk” shows fan tweets at the bottom of the screen each episode, the program went a step further on a special Social Media Day episode. The show, hosted by Chris Rose and Kevin Millar, gave fans an opportunity to produce the January 25th episode. In the week leading up to the episode,@IntentionalTalk, asked fans to contribute photos and videos for recurring segments “How Pro Is That?,” “What Just Happened?,” “That Was Awkward,” and “Got Heeeem,” and to come up with topics for “5 for Friday” and questions for “Ask Kevin.” In the show’s final segment, credits featuring contributors’ Twitter handles scrolled on the left panel. Read more
The late-night race to innovate is on. A couple of weeks ago we wrote about Conan O’Briens entirely crowsourced episode “Occupy Conan” set to air on Janaury 31st. This past Thursday night, the rivalry between Jimmy Kimmel and Matt Damon was taken to the next level when Damon kidnapped Kimmel and hijacked his show. Fans of the show know that it has been a running joke for years that Kimmel bumps Damon at the end of episodes saying that they’re out of time. Here’s how Damon got revenge and how how social TV reacted. Read more
TBS will air the special crowd-sourced episode of “Conan” called “Occupy Conan” on January 31st, and will also feature have Conan O’Brien blogging live during the episode. We recently wrote about the plan, which involves inviting fans to submit their own takes on classic “Conan” bits, with prizes for fans that submit the best videos.
Conan continues to leverage the social web to connect with fans and this time he's proving that Google+'s most compelling feature is still proving to be Hangouts. The TBS late night host announced via his blog on Sunday and on air last night that he'll be giving fans a chance to Hangout with him via Google+, live an hour before his show premieres tonight (Tuesday) at 10:30pm Eastern. He'll be sourcing questions from fans...
Conan on TBS becomes the first late-night show to launch its own second-screen tablet app. The Team Coco app (iPad and Android tablets) offers a plethora of video clips, behind-the-scenes photos, Conan O'Brien's blog and other companion content, but the interesting addition here is a synchronized experience that ties to the show, both live and on demand. A countdown inside the app lets you when the next live episode will be on the air....
Conan on TBS becomes the first late-night show to launch its own second-screen tablet app. The Team Coco app (iPad and Android tablets) offers a plethora of video clips, behind-the-scenes photos, Conan O'Brien's blog and other companion content, but the interesting addition here is a synchronized experience that ties to the show, both live and on demand. A countdown inside the app lets you when the next live episode will be on the air....
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