Conan O’Brien Going FAST: Comic Bringing Late Night Clips to Samsung TV Sets

Conan O'Brien TV will launch on the Samsung TV Plus platform next month.

O’Brien’s FAST channel will be exclusive to Samsung, at least for now, giving its ad-supported platforms a unique offering in a crowded marketplace. Samsung is hosting its newfront presentation to advertisers Tuesday morning in New York.

“We are thrilled to expand the reach of the show in partnership with one of the best brands in the world,” said Jeff Ross, O’Brien’s executive producer, in a statement. “Samsung TV Plus is the ideal home for Conan’s first FAST channel, given the scale and credibility of the service within the FAST sector. It allows us to instantly share some of the best moments of the show with our loyal fans and to reach new ones.

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