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"The Colbert Report": Week of 10/13/14


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10/13 WALTER ISAACSON - Author, “The Innovators: How a Group of Hackers, Geniuses, and Geeks Created the Digital Revolution”
10/14 NEIL YOUNG - Author, “Special Deluxe: A Memoir of Life & Cars”
10/15 JUSTIN SIMIEN - Director, “Dear White People”
10/16 BILL DERESIEWICZ - Author, “Excellent Sheep; The Miseducation of The American Elite & The way to a Meaningful Life”

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It's 100% dudes on both TCR and TDS next week. It's interesting to me that "@Midnight," which is a panel show featuring comedians -- talk about a traditionally male world -- strives to feature at least one female on every panel, while TDS and TCR -- which can draw from the entire world of actors, newsmakers, authors, activists, etc. -- often go for several days with no women guests.

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I don't notice it as much on TDS because it seems like they balance it pretty well and will have weeks, even consecutive weeks, where women outnumber the men. They do a little better with guests of color, too, but I wish both shows would pick up on that. And guests from the LGBT community, especially transgender guests. Stephen had on Janet Mock, I know, but has TDS ever had a transgender guest?

 

(I've only seen previews for @Midnight during TDS and TCR. Is it any good?)

Google undersizes Stephen by one inch? BASTARDS!!!

 

Pope Frankie would make wearing adamantium claws look cook, I betcha.

 

The only personal question Sean Hannity needs to answer is: "Why are you such a lying, treasonous turd?" I love how Stephen just verbally pants Hannity every chance he gets.

 

Stephen should have, at least, had PK Winsome in his collage of him with African Americans.

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That was an interesting story from the NYT journalist. The most interesting part wasn't about the existence of the weapons, but of the experience and treatment of the soldiers. 

 

I much preferred Stephen's take on Fangate more than Jon's. 

 

I thought the author of Excellent Sheep had informative things to say, but there was too much talking over each other. Stephen interrupted a lot, and the author did not stop talking. He wanted to get his point out, and I for one wanted to hear him.

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Damn, has another week already gone by? This year is winding down way too quickly on this show. I feel a little like Sam watching Frodo's ship sail away.
 

I much preferred Stephen's take on Fangate more than Jon's.

 

Same here. It was just the right amount of the absurd without belaboring the joke.

Edited by Fremde Frau
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I thought the author of Excellent Sheep had informative things to say, but there was too much talking over each other. Stephen interrupted a lot, and the author did not stop talking. He wanted to get his point out, and I for one wanted to hear him.

I had a different impression. I thought Stephen made him look foolish without necessarily setting out to do that. In any case, I'm a little skeptical that the problems with the selfishness of the leadership class are because those folks weren't allowed to "find themselves" as undergrads.

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I thought I was the only one who remembers Ann Richards!

 

Loved Al Madrigal's work the most.

 

Not all states allow mailed in votes. Here in MA, I have never had to show ID, but you can only vote absentee (mailed in) if you are going to be out of state on Election Day, or have a disability that prevents you from going to the polls, or a religious reason you are prohibited from being there.

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