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June 08, 2010

TBS launching Emmy campaign for Conan

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TBS is launching a tongue-in-cheek "for your consideration" Emmy advertising campaign for Conan O’Brien, who launches his talk show on the Turner network on Nov. 8. 

Now, if the ads actually resulted in a nomination for O'Brien's brief tenure on NBC's "Tonight Show" ... that would be "very funny." Here's the two ads below:

Conan ad - version one - from TBS

Conan ad - version two - from TBS

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