(link to Boingboing)
You may have enjoyed the recent dramatic episode involving Jay Leno and Conan O'Brien. It is all rather confusing, so to simplify things, those geniuses behind the Tiger Woods reenactments have made a little animation illustrating exactly what transpired. Apparently, this includes Jay Leno turning into a Leno-based superhero (Lenoman) and Conan O'Brien becoming The Incredible Hulk. A royal rumble style brawl ensues with the NBC corporation personified as a Captain America character, and eventually the producers get involved. Watch this masterpiece and you'll understand what really happened!
Conan's mouse-car
(link to StreetFire)
Annoyed at being kicked off the air, Conan O'Brien launched a campaign to run expensive skits that NBC would have to foot the bill for. This is one such skit, removed from YouTube but still very much available on all other video websites. The first minute or so of this video is a boring skit about hamsters, but the real action starts at 1:25. Conan introduces a skit that NBC will have to pay for, and it's $1.5 million! Check it out.
You may have enjoyed the recent dramatic episode involving Jay Leno and Conan O'Brien. It is all rather confusing, so to simplify things, those geniuses behind the Tiger Woods reenactments have made a little animation illustrating exactly what transpired. Apparently, this includes Jay Leno turning into a Leno-based superhero (Lenoman) and Conan O'Brien becoming The Incredible Hulk. A royal rumble style brawl ensues with the NBC corporation personified as a Captain America character, and eventually the producers get involved. Watch this masterpiece and you'll understand what really happened!
Conan's mouse-car
(link to StreetFire)
Annoyed at being kicked off the air, Conan O'Brien launched a campaign to run expensive skits that NBC would have to foot the bill for. This is one such skit, removed from YouTube but still very much available on all other video websites. The first minute or so of this video is a boring skit about hamsters, but the real action starts at 1:25. Conan introduces a skit that NBC will have to pay for, and it's $1.5 million! Check it out.
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