Conan headed to TBS

NEW YORK — Late-night mainstay Conan O’Brien is headed to cable
channel TBS to resume his comedic duties with a talk show expected to
debut in November, the network said Monday.

The as-yet-untitled show will return O’Brien to the air after an
absence that began in January when he left NBC, his employer of 17
years.

O’Brien’s new program will air Mondays through Thursdays at 11 p.m.
Eastern and will originate from Los Angeles, where he moved from New
York for his unsuccessful stint hosting “The Tonight Show.” And the
second half of his show will face off against Jay Leno, who now hosts
“Tonight.”By QMI Agency

FlyingRat wrote:Didn't TBS become peachtree TV?

Due to a CRTC technicality, cable and satellite companies in Canada
are only permitted to carry the over-the-air Atlanta station, and
therefore most now carry WPCH ("Peachtree TV") instead of the nationwide
TBS channel that American viewers receive.^[1]
This dated back to prior to the change, when TBS programming was
offered to Canadian viewers through WTBS, not the national cable
channel. Many cable companies were apparently unaware of the changeover
until after it occurred.^[2]
As a result, should Canadian cable companies wish to air "cable" TBS,
it will be several months before the necessary approvals are received.