Stephen tours Independence Park in hopes of tonguing the crack of Liberty.
Stephen visits the National Constitution Center (One of the funniest things I have seen in a while)
Showing posts with label Stephen Colbert. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stephen Colbert. Show all posts
Thursday, April 24, 2008
Monday, March 10, 2008
Stefen Colbear
Artist Todd Lockwood http://www.toddlockwood.comwas asked to do a Stephen Colbert drawing for a "World of Warcraft" card trading game. Unfortunately, Colbert's camp turned down the image, and the artist is not sure why. It is said that Colbert is a big gamer, and a fan of "World of Warcraft". It's too bad, because that artwork is fantastic. I am not a WoW player, but I would buy this card.
Sunday, January 27, 2008
The Daily Show and Colbert Report writers debate before Congress
In a mock debate before members of the United States Congress, a few writers from The Daily Show and The Colbert Report decided to get their message across, brilliantly as usual.
"On one side, in shirts, was the striking Writers Guild of America, played by "Daily Show" writers Rob Kutner, Tim Carvell and Jason Ross. On the other side, in suits, was the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, played by "The Colbert Report" writers Michael Brumm, Peter Grosz and Tom Purcell.
Crashing out of the starting gates, the shirts argued it would cost the suits less than 1% of their total revenue to give the writers everything they wanted. For Paramount Pictures, that comes to $4.6 million, or "half the amount it takes to get Reese Witherspoon into a movie."
"I ask you," one writer noted, "which is more important to a movie -- a script, or half of Reese Witherspoon?"
The studio suits thought for a second.
"Which half?"
"On one side, in shirts, was the striking Writers Guild of America, played by "Daily Show" writers Rob Kutner, Tim Carvell and Jason Ross. On the other side, in suits, was the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, played by "The Colbert Report" writers Michael Brumm, Peter Grosz and Tom Purcell.
Crashing out of the starting gates, the shirts argued it would cost the suits less than 1% of their total revenue to give the writers everything they wanted. For Paramount Pictures, that comes to $4.6 million, or "half the amount it takes to get Reese Witherspoon into a movie."
"I ask you," one writer noted, "which is more important to a movie -- a script, or half of Reese Witherspoon?"
The studio suits thought for a second.
"Which half?"
Monday, January 21, 2008
Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Monday, October 29, 2007
Even Stepvhen: Halloween (The Daily Show)
Back when Steve Carrell and Stephen Colbert where on the Daily Show together, the "Even Stephven" segment was one of my favorites. Here is a classic Halloween segment. Enjoy.
Monday, October 22, 2007
Is Stephen Colbert violating Federal campaign laws?
Stephen Colbert is trying to be placed on the ballots of his home state South Carolina, as an option for U.S. President in 2008. It seems like his show "The Colbert Report" on Comedy Central, could be viewed as corporate contribution in the form of air time and production costs—that's prohibited by the Federal Election Commissions Act.
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