AirBNB, the couch surfing service that allows one to rent an entire country if they so wish, has a listing for the Conan studio. No, not that Conan, and there’s only one of those Conans as far as we’re concerned. The funnier one. Team Coco has put Conan O’Brien’s studio up for rent on AirBNB, available for a few days from October 10 to October 13. Amenities include a “celebrity-grazed” sleeper sofa and an air mattress that has fallen in disrepair.  Of course, one must wonder if Team Coco is going to have one of the sketchy AirBNB experiences.

Hacker News points out that the couch surfers booking the studio will be filmed for the show, so they must be okay with that, making the AirBNB rental some sort of comedy bit more than a publicity stunt. Those comedians and their comedy. Head on past the break to check out the studio’s amenities, and check out the listing over on AirBNB.

It’s a big day for your favorite online properties and personalities as the Webby Awards have announced their list of the best the web has to offer in 2011. This year saw big wins by everything from entertainment sites like Funny or Die to tech developers like Google Creative Labs. The likes of Lisa Kudrow, Conan O’Brien, Arcade Fire, Zach Galifianakis, Angry Birds, and Snoop Dogg also walked off with awards for their contributions to the web this year.

We’ve got the full list of winning websites below, but head over to the official Webby’s website to see all the nominees, and winners for Interactive Advertising, Online Film and Video, and Mobile and Apps.

When NBC fired Conan O’Brien last year in favor of giving Jay Leno his time slot back, they worked out a deal in which O’Brien was forbidden from appearing on TV and/or disparaging the network that dangled the Tonight Show in front of him and then snatched it back. What we do know is that not long after that deal was made, O’Brien took to Twitter. What we didn’t know until now was that NBC wanted that Twitter account shut down. Because when you’ve already disappointed so many fans in the 18 to 49 demographic, why not go big or go home? Definitely go after a former employee’s Twitter account. Brilliant!

Last night Conan O’Brien treated us to a sneak preview of the songs and technology that have gone into the multimillion dollar Spider-Man musical, and boy does it shine. Man!Wonder Woman was a daring, avant garde choice, but mostly it was very effective comic book nerd trolling.

We demand that two brave souls show up to Monday’s taping of Conan dressed as cows.

Um.  Look, just watch the video.

(via Look at this Frakking Geekster.)

This is the first result you get when you Google “Watch Conan.” Huh?

From a search engine optimization perspective, this is probably because the URL in question is http://www.nbc.com/the-tonight-show rather than, say, nbc.com/jay-leno-tonight-show, so it would presumably gotten a lot of Conan-centric backlinks when O’Brien was helming the show. Since Conan’s show just started on TBS, it probably won’t be long until teamcoco.com or the SEO’d up TBS page, http://www.tbs.com/video/conan/ (title tag: “Watch Conan O’Brien Full Episodes, Conan Videos, Conan Comedy Clips @ TeamCoco.com”) get the glory, but it’s still ironic and a little evil that Jay Leno presently snags the top spot.

Apparently, more than 40,000 people search “watch Conan” every month; sorry guys.

(EW via BuzzFeed; pic via the latter)

Last night, Conan O’Brien made his triumphant return to television basic cable on TBS with Conan. “People ask me why I named the show ‘Conan.’ I did it so I’d be harder to replace.” (h/t TDW)

The new Conan show’s series premiere cold open, above, recounts what O’Brien has been doing in the interim since he left NBC. Gun-toting thugs are involved. Also, guest Seth Rogen apparently announced that he was engaged on the show (not to Tuba Girl, but to longtime girlfriend Lauren Miller), so huh, that’s news.

(via Laughing Squid)

“I do my own stunts.” Most excellent.

(via Reddit)

Like a big reveal on LOST, Conan O’Brien announced his new show, starting November 8th on TBS, will be called Conaw Conan. Check out the humorous announcement video below.

As many know, Conan O’Brien is finishing up his Legally Prohibited From Being Funny on Television Tour before his fall stint on TBS starts up.  Last night, he swung through his hometown, New York City, to play a night on the NBC campus, presumably just to tell them they can suck it one last time.

Well, New York happens to be the home of a couple of other pretty funny guys, and they put in a “shockingly under-rehearsed” appearance. Blurry video below (it fares better in 480p and full screen).