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SHOW ZERO: 5 minutes of Conan

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Talk about a sneak peek!

On the first day of the 11th month at 11 p.m., Conan O’Brien’s Show Zero ended up being all about five. Five minutes long, that is.

Still, that was enough time in the Internet triple-broadcast (on teamcoco.com, YouTube and Facebook) to get one word with Big Bang Theory star Jim Parsons, a note from indie band Steel Train, some piccolo playing from a Basic Cable Band-mate, and top advertising from cohort Andy Richter.

Check out the show after the jump!

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