This week our funny video roundup includes a hilarious Jimmy Kimmel YouTube challenge, two funny Conan clips that went viral this week, a crazy Lotto win, and a totally awesome twin baby Halloween costume. So grab a coffee, take a seat and get ready to laugh!
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In a new video F*Card, Conan O’Brien lets Facebookers know the truth about liking your own Facebook posts—it makes you look really, really stupid. He says, “When you like your own posts, it’s kind of like giving yourself a high five,” which, as Conan illustrates, doesn’t look good at all.
Team Coco’s F-Cards represent one of the most ambitious examples yet of Facebook-exclusive viral comedy content by a late-night show. The video messages poke fun at familiar Facebook archetypes, such as the bragging poster, the over-sharing parent and the addicted gamer. The F-Cards can be accessed through Facebook.
Late last night Conan O’Brien‘s official website, TeamCoco.com, announced that full epwiode of the nightly TBS comedy show “Conan” would be available online the day after they air on the cable channel.
While the decision is not totally surprising, it was still unclear whether the full episodes would be available, rather than just clips. Cable networks like TBS tend to be extremely protective of their content, though other cable talk shows, like “The Daily Show,” have been able to put full shows up the next day without seriously affecting TV ratings.
Regardless, the members of Team Coco can rejoice, their orange-haired leader will be avgailable to all, and you don’t even need cable to see him.
If you can’t wait until Monday to get your Coco fix, check out O’Brien’s first appearance on TBS on “Lopez Tonight”:
TBS and Conan O’Brien‘s late night comedy series “Conan” won’t premiere until Monday, November 8, but the network is planning to give fans a sneak peek a week early via a webcast.
Dubbed “Show Zero,” the program will run at 11 PM November 1, and will be available on TeamCoco.com, YouTube.com and Facebook.com.
It won’t be a full episode (it won’t even take place on Conan’s set) but viewers can still expect “celebrity guests, elements of “The Basic Cable Band” and Andy Richter as they help O’Brien warm up for the main event,” according to TBS.
A week ago, Conan O’Brien announced that he would be fielding Facebook fans questions on YouTube. Last night Conan answered his first question, in the second installment of the ‘Conan Takes Your Questions’ series. Did he answer your question? Well, if you are a Facebooker named Lance that asked Conan about his favorite type of sandwich then he certainly did!
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Conan O’Brien is taking a hint from Jimmy Fallon’s social media proficiency, taking to the virtual streets of the social web to promote his new TBS show online. Though he’s still only following one person on Twitter, and only sends out one tweet per day, he’s beefing up his social media repertoire on Facebook and YouTube. Last month, Conan used YouTube to announce the name of his new show, and now he has announced that he will be fielding Facebookers’ questions on the video site.
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As part of YouTube’s 5-year celebration, the video site asked Conan O’Brien, among other celebs, to share five of his favorite videos with YouTube users. He introduces the clips in an anniversary message to YouTube and, in true Conan form, which has been rather cynical as of late, he doesn’t congratulate the video giant, but rather jokingly blames them for the fact that “our country’s economy is in the toilet.”
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It took just two shows for the new Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien to debut a Twitter-related segment. Unlike Jimmy Fallon, who took over for him on Late Night an hour later, it doesn’t appear Conan’s going to be joining the Twittersphere…:
