Comments on: Conan O’Brien descends on Twitter

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By: KayCoco

KayCoco — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 20:19:39 +0000

Conan wasn't forgotten, in case YOU've forgotten, it took Jay Leno more than 7 months to gain fans when he did his first Tonight Show. No one would ever thought Conan was going to be ousted that fast. But anyway, what's been done.. has been done. Can't turn back time now, and if Jay Leno is regaining fans.. Well DOH! ( you know what I mean).
I used to be a Jay Leno fan, mind you, but since this whole ordeal, knowing he grudgingly gave his seat to Conan then taking it back from him when he's supposed to be retiring..Sorry… No pity nor sympathy for that guy.

By: dmach27

dmach27 — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 19:31:55 +0000

Not entirely true, Conan writes his own tweets, at least according to a Conan staffer:

"Conan thought it’d be funny to include everyone in today’s tweet, and before you ask… No that’s not really how many people it takes to really write his tweets, sugarsnap. He writes his own, of course!"

Source: http://aaronbleyaert.tumblr.com/post/423855107

By: sdmack

sdmack — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 19:29:31 +0000

Conan's fans are younger (well, not all. I'm in my fifties). Let's just say they're more tuned in to technology and are comfortable with it. A lot of them watched Conan on Hulu. There are no ratings numbers for those people. Nielsens don't measure those things. The end result? No one knows how many people were actually watching Conan (less likely that anyone watches Leno on their computer. That's not his crowd). But, I'm sure it was more than the ratings indicated.