Hot on the heels of Herman Cain’s strangest campaign ad, Stephen Colbert offers some (very similar) homages of his own. Then he challenges Cain to a slow smile contest.
TV Buzz Symptoms may include Mika Brzezinski yelling, “when will this b*tch shut the f*ck up for 10 minutes!?” The Colbert Report explains the Sarah Palin reaction, to the media's reaction, to her reaction, to the media's criticism of her rhetoric in the wake of the Tucson shootings. (Did I get that right?)
“Stephen Colbert likes working here a lot.” I'd say his current job isn't so bad either.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/12/arts/television/12watch...
Stephen Colbert's four-day broadcast from Baghdad, sponsored by the U.S.O., was unexpectedly charming.
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The cult classic staring Steven Colbert and Amy Sedaris as a runaway crack whore that turns her life around and enrolls in high school at 46 years of age.
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Neil Gaiman is forced to explain the pro-death agenda of his “Graveyard Book.” Also, in possibly a talk show first, the question “What do you have against Tom Bombadil?” gets asked.
Stephen Colbert kicked off his Voter Abstinence campaign last night, encouraging first-time voters to abstain from voting this year if they’re feel too much pressure from their peers. Think about it…you just met these candidates. And do you want to be like that kid who gave away his first time to Michael Dukakis?