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Just reminding everyone that The Colbert Report premieres tonight at 11:30 on Comedy Central.
It's french, *****.
blind_fury
10-17-2005, 08:49 PM
It's french, *****.
:D:up:
Doctor Goblipus
10-17-2005, 10:55 PM
I love it. It feels like the Daily Show, and thats a good thing. I hope he keeps This Week in God.
That was friggin hillarious. I like it, the Daily Show is your evening news spoof, while The Colbert Report is more of a Billy O'Rielly, Chris Matthews, etc spoof. Absolutely hillarious.
KingOfDreams
10-17-2005, 11:25 PM
Hey, since he has his own show now will he be on The Daily Show anymore?
Doctor Goblipus
10-18-2005, 12:13 AM
Once and a while, like Steve Carrell, but not often
KingOfDreams
10-18-2005, 12:22 AM
That's too bad. He's my favorite. But at least he has his own show I can watch.
jaydawg
10-18-2005, 01:20 AM
The beginning kinda bothered me, but the moment he started talking about his last name I knew Colbert was back and better than ever. And that Phillips interview? Damn, I cant think of a single Stewart interview that eclipses it. This could easily surpass the Daily Show in terms of quality.
Doctor Goblipus
10-18-2005, 01:25 AM
The Dateline/Law and Order question had me rolling.
Lackey
10-18-2005, 04:23 AM
two clips already online :up:
http://mp.danwho.net/index.php?id=colbert_phillips_gravitas
amazingfantasy15
10-18-2005, 09:54 AM
Reminded me of the Daily Show when Craig Kilbourn hosted it. It was good, but I like Jon Stewart's comedy a little more.
Shifty
10-18-2005, 12:01 PM
Damn, going to have to wait until Bell gets the rights and starts airing it on CTV & Comedy Network here in Canada. Hopefully, for early 2006. But will watch whatever clips and download until then. It was two years ago that they started doing The Colbert Report segments on The Daily Show.
C.F. Kane
10-18-2005, 01:26 PM
I'm still going to love the Daily Show, and I doubt that the Colbert Report will ever eclipse it,
but holy hell!
That Colbert/Stone Phillips "gravitas match" at the end was friggin' brilliant!
Brian2887
10-18-2005, 03:15 PM
I'm still going to love the Daily Show, and I doubt that the Colbert Report will ever eclipse it,
but holy hell!
That Colbert/Stone Phillips "gravitas match" at the end was friggin' brilliant!
I have almost the exact same thoughts... Get out of my head!
Superman
10-18-2005, 03:47 PM
I love it. It feels like the Daily Show, and thats a good thing. I hope he keeps This Week in God.I was just talking to my wife about that very thing and I said the same thing. :up:
Manic
10-18-2005, 05:56 PM
Looks like I have a new show to add to my daily TV roundup. This show is far too funny for its own good, and I must watch it.
Plus the fact that he insists on pronouncing "report" with a silent 't' is silly. In a good way.
Mack Bolan
10-18-2005, 09:43 PM
Colbert's delivery is spot on.
Shifty
10-18-2005, 11:27 PM
http://www.mediaweek.com/mw/news/cabletv/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1001307981
Last night 1.13 million people watched The Colbert Report (remember Col-bear Ra-poor) which is excellent news. I believe The Daily Show averages around 1.4 million so if the quality doesn't dip it should be an extra half hour a day of laughs for us.
"If you have ever sat naked on a hotel bedspread, we have a chilling report you won't want to miss."
jaydawg
10-19-2005, 12:10 AM
Bill O' Reily can kiss my ass. No one talks **** about Colbert. Stewart totally laid his ass out in that interview though, especially with the weapons of mass destruction comment.
Gamma Ray
10-19-2005, 12:11 AM
Why do they call it The Colbert Repore? Cause it sounds cooler than REPORT?
Brian2887
10-19-2005, 12:20 AM
Bill O' Reily can kiss my ass. No one talks **** about Colbert. Stewart totally laid his ass out in that interview though, especially with the weapons of mass destruction comment.
My mass communication professor talks about Bill O'Reilly constantly. How he's the only guy on tv who tells the truth, he's a genius, etc. I loved Stewart putting him in his place.
Tamanon
10-19-2005, 12:32 AM
It's a joke they play. Since Colbert has a silent "T" they say Report with a silent "T"
And another fine episode. I love his smugness, but at the same time you know he's just bluffing the whole time. Plus the Word segment is gold.Pure gold.
Shifty
10-19-2005, 01:16 AM
My mass communication professor talks about Bill O'Reilly constantly. How he's the only guy on tv who tells the truth, he's a genius, etc. I loved Stewart putting him in his place.
Not too many guests get booed on The Daily Show, felt like I was watching Real Time with Bill Maher for a second.
Tucker Carlson couldn't physically hurt Jon, but O'Reilly sure could if he pissed him off. Colbert had the right advice to curl up in a ball. Jon's reaction when O'Reilly called him a "pinhead" and that Bill is still banning anything French was priceless.
Doomed_hero
10-19-2005, 01:26 AM
Bill was a A-hole on Daily Show. Of course I have known that for awhile, esp. when he tried to tell John McCaine what being in a prisoner of war camp is really like.
Anyway, glad Jon put him in his place, and I am getting set to watch the second ep of Colbert Report
C.F. Kane
10-19-2005, 08:55 AM
Damn I missed Bill O'Reily?
When will the clip of his interview be online?
****, I missed it too. what happened?
Shifty
10-19-2005, 04:38 PM
On Nightline's new anchors: "You know what, ABC? You're overreacting. The Colbert Report has only been on the air for one day. For you to panic and pull Koppel… I would have thought you'd try to tough it out. Although, I accept your surrender."
"America has a simple deal with the rich. We cut their taxes, and in return they inspire us with their gloriously macked-out cribs, golden toilets, and young, taut trophy wives." Something to shoot for!
"McDonald's will offer free wireless hookups for Nintendo's DS game system, so you can sit at McDonald's and play Nintendo. All you need to know: You're gonna need bigger pants."
http://www.comedycentral.com/shows/the_colbert_report/videos/most_recent/index.jhtml
Shifty
10-19-2005, 04:44 PM
Damn I missed Bill O'Reily?
When will the clip of his interview be online?
http://www.comedycentral.com/shows/the_daily_show/videos/most_recent/index.jhtml
Manic
10-19-2005, 05:31 PM
"The Word" is a simply brilliant idea. It allows Colbert to still sound serious, yet get the most ridiculous jokes across.
WallCrawl
10-19-2005, 06:56 PM
I thought it was pretty damn funny.
"So, to honor this newest American, I place this Chewbacca action figure on the shelf, right here next to Lady Liberty. And with any luck these two will mate, uniting America with the vastness of space in a beautiful, but unholy galactic sexual congress."
:D:up:
The Question
10-19-2005, 09:14 PM
You guys know that Rob Cordry is doing "This Week in God" now?
jaydawg
10-19-2005, 09:25 PM
Rob Cordry? Come on. I love the guy, but this week in God is should really be a Colbert only segment. I hate the new guy on the Daily Show though. Not the young guy, but the balding dude who did that beer segment. He's incredibly dull.
And did O' Reily really try to tell McCain how it is to be a POW? Wasnt he a prisoner for OVER five years? He's such an ignorant jackass. I wish Stewart could get him cancelled like he did with Crossfire.
Doomed_hero
10-19-2005, 09:31 PM
Ya he did a couple of months back. I disliked him before, but that made me just really think of him as scum.
Shifty
10-19-2005, 10:30 PM
Rob Cordry? Come on. I love the guy, but this week in God is should really be a Colbert only segment. I hate the new guy on the Daily Show though. Not the young guy, but the balding dude who did that beer segment. He's incredibly dull.
And did O' Reily really try to tell McCain how it is to be a POW? Wasnt he a prisoner for OVER five years? He's such an ignorant jackass. I wish Stewart could get him cancelled like he did with Crossfire.
Corrdry did the seqment last year, maybe while Colbert was away, but he's the #2 guy there now at The Daily Show. And all segments have had various corespondents in them. This Week In God just happened to be one that really clicked and sometimes was the best thing in the show.
Nate Corrdry is the only new guy I like, I thought the other guy who did the horse show thing, tried to hard to do everything that everyone else has done but in his first piece. Dan is the other bald guy, he seems dull but the piece the other night about beer was good just because of those he interviewed. Colbert has been around since 1997 back when Craig Kilborn hosted, and Lewis Black has been there from the start.
jaydawg
10-20-2005, 12:34 AM
I love Lewis Black. His angry jitters make my heart smile.
Manic
10-20-2005, 12:55 AM
I love Lewis Black. His angry jitters make my heart smile.
Ditto. Although I've lately found myself using his trigger-fingers when I go off on rants.
PyroProductions
10-20-2005, 09:11 AM
The Colbert Report was hilarious. I can't wait until it gets off the ground real good. I'm a fan of the Daily Show as well. Ed Helms and Rob Cordry make the best field reporters. I don't care if it's fake, it's real where it counts! The gut!
Or as Colbert would say, Pyro..."THE BALLS!".
Yea, I don't like the correspondant who did the beer story either. They should give more time to Samantha Bee, Ed Helms, and Rob Cordry (well, Cordry is getting more time...Helms should've so got "This Week In God). Those 3 could do one field report a week, taking up 3 of the 4 days. Who needs the ****ty new correspondants then?
Cordry's skit on "The White Show" was great.
"What's the deal with the Cheney character!?!?! He went from plausibly evil to cartoony evil!" "One complaint, where is the Osama character? They built him up during season 1 and then he just disappeared from the show!"
Oh, by the way...the tip of the hat/shake of the finger skit is great. He definitely needs to keep that one, his rant on Katie Holmes/Tom Cruise was hillarious.
Lackey
10-20-2005, 06:25 PM
They should give more time to Samantha Bee, Ed Helms, and Rob Cordry
Finally someone mentions Samantha Bee..she gets no respect :mad:
They do need to giver her more face time...in fact, I wouldn't mind if she was the one given "This week in God"... I think Cordry did a good job, though.
Samantha Bee is definitely the most underrated correspondant, which is a shame because she is probably the funniest one since Colbert left.
Colbert is great. Those clips from Joe Liebbers show, plus the look on Colbert's face, was just hillarious. This show could very well surpass The Daily show.
PyroProductions
10-21-2005, 09:00 AM
Samantha Bee is definitely the most underrated correspondant, which is a shame because she is probably the funniest one since Colbert left.
ah, thats true. she really doesn't get as much respect as the other guys do. its kind of sad actually...
"It's so cold I could snap my genitalia off like a graham cracker."
JLBats
10-21-2005, 09:08 AM
http://www.comedycentral.com/shows/the_daily_show/videos/most_recent/index.jhtml
What a ****ing jackass.
PyroProductions
10-21-2005, 09:16 AM
yeah ive never been a fan of O'Reilly
Meh, O'Rielly wasn't that bad. I think for the most part he was joking (or at least trying to be funny). I'm no fan of his, but this was no where near the level of Tucker Carlson's bout with Stewart.
PyroProductions
10-21-2005, 09:19 AM
Meh, O'Rielly wasn't that bad. I think for the most part he was joking (or at least trying to be funny). I'm no fan of his, but this was no where near the level of Tucker Carlson's bout with Stewart.
eh...lets just say their both morons :D
eh...lets just say their both morons :D
I'll drink to that :)
InsaneKid
10-21-2005, 09:30 AM
I love Lewis Black. His angry jitters make my heart smile.
Lewis Black is one of my favorite comedians. I think he should have his own TV show or something. All he would have to do is smoke, drink and go on a long rants.
MY favorite quote of his; "But luckily I had a spoon......and I shoved it up my ***."
BTW: the new Daily Show Correspondant Jason Jones isn't bad. I was cracking up when he asked Geraldine Ferraro where her boss was.
Tamanon
10-21-2005, 02:03 PM
Does Not Being the President interfere with your family life?
Shifty
10-21-2005, 06:54 PM
BTW: the new Daily Show Correspondant Jason Jones isn't bad. I was cracking up when he asked Geraldine Ferraro where her boss was.
He seems like a poor man's Ed Helms (so the two of the new guys seem like cheap Helms/Corddry clones). Shame Bob Wiltfong never got promoted, on the website he's listed with Lewis as a contributor.
He seems like a poor man's Ed Helms (so the two of the new guys seem like cheap Helms/Corddry clones). Shame Bob Wiltfong never got promoted, on the website he's listed with Lewis as a contributor.
Meh, I thought he was funny. We can't just keep comparing every new correspondant to another member. Otherwise it will become pretty rough to watch.
LOL, I thought this phone call skit was real at first and Colbert was really pissing off the author until the "my boyfriend is gay" call.
Doctor Goblipus
10-26-2005, 12:44 AM
The Rosa Parks thing was hilarious!!!!
jaydawg
10-27-2005, 12:08 AM
I cant believe I'm saying this, but Colbert is losing me. There wasnt a single good joke tonight. You could tell he was trying with that Outsourcing thing and he totally failed. There hasnt been an episode better than the premiere and frankly, the show gets slightly worse with each episode. Come on Colbert, your the best thing to ever come out of the daily show!!
PyroProductions
10-27-2005, 09:23 AM
I thought last nights episode was pretty funny.
The interview about Creationism....genius
But remember, we will all be wiped out in 2029.
And that if its an accident, it doesn't count. And if we pull out of the war, it becomes an accident.
It's all about perspective!
Shifty
11-01-2005, 04:34 PM
Colbert in Canada! Much quicker than I expected, but The Daily Show is even bigger in Canada than it is the States.
The Colbert Report will air Mondays - Thursdays – immediately following The Daily Show with Jon Stewart – on The Comedy Network, creating a must-see, full-hour of mock news headlines and commentary. Beginning Monday, November 7, The Colbert Report will air 11:30 p.m. ET/PT on The Comedy Network (check local listings) and 12:35 p.m. ET on CTV. Encore broadcasts of eTalk Daily (previously seen at 12:35 a.m. on CTV) move to 10 a.m. ET the following day.
PyroProductions
11-01-2005, 06:44 PM
I haven't been catching the recent Colbert Reports. I don't know what is wrong with me, because this man deserves a large television audience. I watch him and Jon Stewart as if they were my local news channel! So what's been going on lately on the Report?
Gamma Ray
11-01-2005, 11:43 PM
This show gets weaker by the day. It's just not as funny as The Daily Show. I'm going to stop watching it.
PyroProductions
11-02-2005, 08:41 AM
This show gets weaker by the day. It's just not as funny as The Daily Show. I'm going to stop watching it.
I've noticed that. The first episode was pretty funny, and then it just kept digressing...don't lose us, Colbert!!
amazingfantasy15
11-02-2005, 01:31 PM
I think the biggest problem is the Daily Show gets the big headlines for the day, leaving Colbert without the best material to work with, he's gotta reach farther, also he doesn't have the everyman charm that Jon Stewart has. His character has always been a little pompus and I don't think it works as well. Corresponants would help too. It's just too much time, without enough material for one man.
PyroProductions
11-02-2005, 04:37 PM
I think the biggest problem is the Daily Show gets the big headlines for the day, leaving Colbert without the best material to work with, he's gotta reach farther, also he doesn't have the everyman charm that Jon Stewart has. His character has always been a little pompus and I don't think it works as well. Corresponants would help too. It's just too much time, without enough material for one man.
Yeah, they could bring in some field reporters, but then it would be the daily show with a different anchor.
Lt. Figgnuts
11-02-2005, 06:51 PM
So far, I like The Colbert Report.
I mean, c'mon, it gave me my new favorite phrase: "You tagged it, snagged it, and bagged it!"
Gamma Ray
11-02-2005, 09:43 PM
The first time he had a guest being applauded and took the credit it was funny. Now it's just annoying that he takes the credit for the applause every time.
Shifty
11-11-2005, 12:49 AM
Samantha Bee is definitely the most underrated correspondant, which is a shame because she is probably the funniest one since Colbert left.
I found this interesting, she's married to newcomer Jason Jones and is expecting her first child soon.
Gamma Ray
11-11-2005, 01:11 AM
I LOVE the "get to know your reps" thing. That's such a hilarious feature.
PyroProductions
11-11-2005, 08:49 AM
I haven't been watching the Report...is it getting any funnier, or is it just getting worse by the day?
Tamanon
02-10-2006, 04:59 PM
Colbert Report probably had the best episode yet last night.
Between Filliam H Muffman and Stephen and the Colberts' music video. GENIUS:)
Gamma Ray
02-10-2006, 06:44 PM
I don't watch it any more. Stopped this week, actually. Colbert is good in small portions... Nothing more.
On another note, Rob Cordrey filling in for Jon was awesome!!
bored
02-11-2006, 01:27 AM
I missed that. Cordry would be a good fill. They used to have Colbert do that when he was in.
As for the Report, I love it when I see it. He's basically taking the piss out of the "O'Reilly Factor"-type programs, which I hate.
PWN3R
02-11-2006, 01:43 AM
The first time he had a guest being applauded and took the credit it was funny. Now it's just annoying that he takes the credit for the applause every time.
Seriously, it got old fast lol...
Shifty
02-16-2006, 07:57 PM
I don't watch it any more. Stopped this week, actually. Colbert is good in small portions... Nothing more.
On another note, Rob Cordrey filling in for Jon was awesome!!
Met Corddry a few weeks ago, gave me his cold. He did a presentation/standup at a university, awesome performance. He said Nate is a rising star, Jon is hairy as ****, that Colbert is a white supremist and raped Rob once. Also they showed unaired raw footage from his piece on the dirty election booth. It opened with Rob Corddry's Boston, one of my favourite Daily Show segments.
Shifty
03-27-2006, 04:21 PM
http://www.zap2it.com/tv/news/zap-colbertserious,0,4707266.story?coll=zap-tv-headlines
The Truly Serious Appear on 'The Colbert Report'
Ex-FEMA chief Brown is the latest public figure to cross his fingers and face the mock newscaster
NEW YORK -- Former FEMA director Michael D. Brown is tired of being caricatured as an incompetent federal appointee who stood by idly while the Gulf Coast was devastated by Hurricane Katrina. During an appearance before a Senate committee last month, he refused to accept all the blame for the government's slow response, insisting that he had warned the White House of the storm's disastrous potential.
Now he's embarking on the next step of his rehabilitation tour: He's going on "The Colbert Report."
On Tuesday, Brown is scheduled to sit down with Stephen Colbert -- who plays the bombastic, preening cable anchor on Comedy Central's 11:30 p.m. mock newscast -- for an unpredictable interview in which the only thing the former federal official can count on is the likelihood of being embarrassed.
Why, after months of being fodder for late-night television comedians, is he willing to subject himself to such a public ordeal?
Brown admits that he had never heard of "The Colbert Report" until he was invited to be a guest. But after watching several episodes, he says, "I think I know what I'm in for.
"It's not mean-spirited humor, it's just good satire," Brown said in an interview last week. "I go in with my eyes open that they will do whatever they can to make fun of me. But I hope people see I'm human and a decent guy."
Nowadays, it seems, it's not enough to field lighthearted quips on "The Tonight Show" to prove that you have a sense of humor. The real test for a public figure, especially with an image to mend, is to endure a heavy dose of ridicule at the hands of Colbert, whose parody of a pompous television pundit has attracted an impressive lineup of guests since the show premiered in October.
They don't come on to be flattered. New York state Atty. Gen. Eliot Spitzer, known for his crackdown on Wall Street shenanigans, made an appearance on the show to tout his gubernatorial bid, only to have Colbert inquire if he had been a tattletale as a child. California Sen. Barbara Boxer spent most of her interview shaking with horrified laughter as Colbert earnestly read aloud the sex scenes from her new novel. And when George Stephanopoulos visited the program, his host politely inquired if ABC's short-statured chief Washington correspondent needed to sit on a telephone book in order to reach the table.
"If you go into it knowing that you're not going to take yourself too seriously, it's a good way to reach a new audience," Stephanopoulos said. "I was struck how, after I went on, people who normally wouldn't see me on anything were coming up to me -- I'm talking about the checkout clerk at the grocery store, the guy at the dry cleaners."
With an average of 1.1 million viewers a night, the program gets solid if not spectacular ratings for a late-night cable show. But 40% of its audience is in the coveted 18- to 34-year-old age group, which means that "The Colbert Report" -- like its lead-in, "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart," from which it was spun off -- offers media figures and politicians valuable airtime in front of young viewers, even if they risk looking silly in the process.
CBS anchor Bob Schieffer said Colbert had successfully bottled the spirit of the annual Gridiron dinner, a clubby inside-the-Beltway roast of major Washington figures, and given it broad appeal.
"I think it's part of the American redemption process now that you have to let people make fun of you a bit," said 69-year-old Schieffer, who joked on the program this month that most viewers of "CBS Evening News" were older than he was.
Emily Lazar, who books "The Colbert Report" guests, said she was in discussions with a raft of likely 2008 presidential candidates who were interested in coming on, including Sens. John McCain (R-Ariz.), Russell D. Feingold (D-Wis.), Joseph R. Biden Jr. (D-Del.), Chuck Hagel (R-Neb.) and John F. Kerry (D-Mass.).
"Sparring with Stephen on Comedy Central humanizes politicians and makes them seem -- for lack of a better word -- cool," she said.
Of course, offering oneself up as Colbert's target is not a risk-free enterprise. Bristle at his needling and you look like a bad sport. Crack jokes, and it can seem like you're trying too hard.
"It's a gamble, because if you mess up and look foolish, it's a negative," said Boxer, who tried to cut off Colbert's recitation of the racy passages in her book by snatching his notecards out of his hand. "But I do think you do get points for just doing it."
Brown said his friends and family had had two reactions to his decision to go on the program: "Either, 'That's so cool,' or, 'Oh my God,' their head in their hands."
Still, such is Colbert's cachet that he was invited to headline the annual White House correspondents' dinner in late April. And the comedian has already managed to persuade more than 20 members of Congress to participate in his "Better Know a District" segment, in which he quizzes befuddled-seeming lawmakers with off-the-wall questions.
Georgia Rep. Jack Kingston got such a great response to his appearance on the program -- in which the host engaged the white Republican, who lived in Ethiopia for a few years as a child, in a discussion about his "African American experience" -- that he's urged his GOP colleagues to let Colbert interview them as well.
Kingston showed a clip of his appearance at a retreat of House Republicans, and his press secretary, David All, sent an e-mail to other GOP aides urging them to get their bosses on the program and "show 'em that Republicans have a sense of humor too."
"He can do Fox News or CNN live 20 weeks in a row, but it's so repetitive," All said. "We've gotten more mileage out of doing this -- not only in the district, but nationally."
Indeed, that's why Democratic Rep. Donna M. Christensen, the nonvoting delegate from the U.S. Virgin Islands, went on.
"I'm a delegate; I don't often get to be on a program that is so widely watched," she said.
That said, Christensen felt a little ambivalent about her interview, in which Colbert noted that the Virgin Islands were under the domain of Denmark, France and Spain before they became a U.S. protectorate.
"Isn't it time to drop the whole virgin act?" he asked her.
"What else would we call ourselves?" she responded warily.
"Trollop Islands?" Colbert offered. "The Been-Around-the-Block Islands? The Not-Until-the-Third-Date Islands?"
Christensen said that although people in her district were generally pleased that the Virgin Islands "got a showing," she was worried that it wasn't her best performance.
"Most of the time, you're trying to project your very best image, and this could leave you vulnerable," she said. "Now that you're asking me, I'm kind of wondering why I did agree to it so quickly."
But Rep. Linda T. Sanchez (D-Lakewood) said going on the show has little downside.
During her interview, Colbert asked her to say, "I took money from Jack Abramoff" in Spanish -- then proceeded to grill her about why she accepted money from the indicted lobbyist, dismissing her protestations.
"You do have to have the ability to laugh at yourself," Sanchez said. "Most members of Congress are looked at as really dry, blowhard kind of people. But as I've gotten to know them, I've realized that a lot of my colleagues are really funny, and you never get to see that."
Still, she said she was surprised to hear that someone like Brown -- who was such a public target after Hurricane Katrina -- would agree to go on the program.
"He's brave, man," Sanchez said with a laugh. "You've got to give him credit."
The former FEMA director said he hoped to hold his own. Although "not a comedian by any stretch," Brown said he does have an ability to jest -- a fact he said was lost on critics who assailed him for e-mailing his aides about his wardrobe during the storm.
"I do not believe I'm a 'fashion god,' " Brown said. "That was my dry sense of humor."
Poetic Chaos
10-12-2006, 12:21 PM
Anyone else see last nights episode with George Lucas? Friggin' hilarious.
Shifty
10-12-2006, 03:14 PM
Anyone else see last nights episode with George Lucas? Friggin' hilarious.
When the challenge was started back in August, I thought that ILM or other companies might work on their own video; never thought that George Lucas would show up and have a video.
Last night's guest was TBA, and when Colbert opened the show without any mention of a guest I figured it was just going to be Green Screen and Tek Jansen. Great stuff, even though Colbert is a huge LOTR fan. That's his next goal I suppose, to have Peter Jackson on.
Since the OHL's Saginaw Spirit introduced their new mascot, Steagle Colbeagle the Eagle they are 3-0.
Col-bert County (I forget which state) opened their Stephen Colbert Museum yesterday and everything pronouced Col-bert was pronouched Col-bear. Look for it soon on the Report. Tad the building manager was sent down for the fesitivities.
Poetic Chaos
10-12-2006, 03:35 PM
Seeing George L's (lol) video, you really see the difference between pro and amateur effects artists.
Shifty
10-27-2006, 09:16 PM
He stole Colbert's Emmy, know he's a guest!
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