I have to say, I'm kind of bummed about this. I love the Colbert Report and I'll miss it.
I'm assuming he'll be himself and not the character he plays on the Report but in any case, I don't think it will be as funny. Most of these late night shows aren't. |
Me, too! He's able to do stuff on the Colbert Report that I doubt he'll be able to get away with in this new venue. I'd actually have preferred Jon Stewart, as he was already less extreme in his satire, while still being very funny and a good interviewer. |
I'm bummed too! He does such an amazing job of exposing conservative hypocrisy... Now he'll be reduced to laughing at Taylor Swift's "jokes"... |
What is the appeal of hosting the late-night shows in this day? He seems to have more freedom at Comedy Central that I don't think he'll have at CBS. Will he completely revolutionize the Late Night Talk Show?
I feel like it's a step down for him. He will be missed! |
I wish they could have someone funny to replace Letterman.
Sad. |
Yes, PP, that is what you are: SAD. |
+1 ![]() |
He's a comic genius with a flair for acting and an appreciation of musical variety. Have you even seen his repertoire before and beyond the Report? He's going to be great. |
It's all good. Don't worry your purty little heads. |
Great? Greatly over-rated. Also weird and not funny. |
Letterman is weird and not funny. |
I find "weird" to be frequently funny. But then again I've never found Jay Leno funny, and have never understood his popularity for the under 70 age group. I feel like his entire career has been one, painfully long "why did the chicken cross the road" joke. |
I'm thrilled!!! Love Colbert!
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+1 Leno was kind of embarrassing to watch. |