Joey Q on the Colbert Report!

[The Comedian]

11:30 PM tonight on Comedy Central, or The Comedy Network in Canada.

Tune in

 

[PhotoJones]

tuning in right now.

 

[The Ether]

watching right now

 

[The Ether]

The district sigment was hilarious lol

 

[PhotoJones]

on a side note, that segment with colbert and the d.c. congresswoman was HILARIOUS.

 

[The Comedian]

Joey's on now!

 

[PhotoJones]

i think he handled himself well...got all the info out there in a short amount of time.


and damn, he's a fat man.

 

[The Comedian]

For those who didn't watch, Stephen said he was torn because he enjoys comics, but hates books, so he doesn't like the term "comic book". Joey suggests he call it "graphic literature" instead.

Stephen then asked Joey a series of yes and no questions, where every answer was accompanied by a 60's Batman style KAPOW! or SHAZAM! style graphic.

For the rest of the interview, Joey pretty much discussed and explained the basics of Civil War, as well as Captain America's role without revealing anything new.

 

[Kraven]

I missed it. What all did he talk about?
Edit: Thank you, the Comedian.

 

[The Comedian]

I missed it. What all did he talk about?

one post up

 

[Mee]

I missed it. What all did he talk about?

Mostly Civil War which Colbert said he's been reading and can't wait for the rest.

 

[The Ether]

i enjoyed the interview. The lightning round was hilarious.

Quesada held his own in the interview, didn't get grilled as much I was expecting but it's still good.

 

[Spider-Gamer]

i enjoyed the interview. The lightning round was hilarious.

Quesada held his own in the interview, didn't get grilled as much I was expecting but it's still good.

Exactly what I was thinking.

 

[PhotoJones]

i guess colbert's a fan, so to grill him too much would've taken away from spreading the word about civil war; the reason colbert invited him in the first place.


i wish they had more time to talk about the unmasking.

 

[SouLeSS]

If only I could stand watching more than 10 seconds of The Daily Show or Colbert Report, I might of watched it.

 

[The BatDude]

The picture of Colbert as the Hulk was hilarious and the segment on D.C. was also great.

 

[PhotoJones]

If only I could stand watching more than 10 seconds of The Daily Show or Colbert Report, I might of watched it.

you don't like the daily show, or the colbert report?


you really must be souless...





or a conservative.

 

[Elijya]

If only I could stand watching more than 10 seconds of The Daily Show or Colbert Report, I might of watched it.

Wow, you ARE souless

 

[Kotagg]

I think they're both extremely boring as well.

 

[GNR]

Joey Q was a class act.I liked how he pimped comics in general,he wasn't up there saying Marvel rules DC or whatever.Kudos!

 

[Caliber]

It was a great interview and I thought Colbert was going to say something of how Civil War is too leftist.

 

[TheCorpulent1]

I was really expecting a lefty comment from Colbert myself. When Joe Q was explaining the concept of Civil War as a metaphor for situations in today's world, I expected Colbert to say something about how the writer is an uber-lefty and the analogue for the US government is being characterized as a bunch of idiots while the opposition is clearly cast in a better light. But I suppose that would've taken the interview into less-than-comedic places. Overall, I thought it was pretty good though.

One note, however: Fat Joe couldn't put on a damn suit? Almost everyone I've seen on The Colbert Report wears a suit or at least something business-casual. Joe Q comes out looking like he just happened to stop by on his way home from the mall.

 

[Kirk Langstrom]

I thought he did a great job. He seemed very comfortable and relaxed on camera.

 

[Mee]

The district sigment was hilarious lol

The woman didn't seem to get the joke, she just got mad and annoyed.

 

[TheCorpulent1]

I thought he did a great job. He seemed very comfortable and relaxed on camera.

He seemed anxious to cram as much information as he could into the allotted time to me. Colbert kept cutting him off when he had more to say. But, to be honest, Colbert cuts everyone off. It's part of his character.