EPISODE NUMBER: Season 1, Episode 29 (Friday, October 16, 2015)
GUESTS: Jimmy Kimmel | Jessica Chastain | Tom Hiddleston | Mia Wasikowska | Guillermo Del Toro | Beach House
SPECIAL GUEST(S): Vance Joy | James “Baby Doll” Dixon
EXCLUSIVE(S): Vance Joy feat. Stay Human – “Fire And The Flood”
SEGMENTS: Monologue | “Homeland” Suffered a Major Intelligence Failure | Jimmy Kimmel | Jessica Chastain, Tom Hiddleston, Mia Wasikowska, Guillermo Del Toro | Beach House – “One Thing”
SUIT REPORT: Dark Grey Suit | White Shirt | Patterned Dark Grey Suit
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Welcome to Better Know a Guest, your weekly guide to the wonderful and diverse array of personalities appearing on ‘The Late Show with Stephen Colbert’ each week.
Get ready for an extraordinary week of the Late Show, Hubsters! Stephen serves us another round of distinct guests. It is week number six and we have actors and actresses, legendary musicians and contemporary artists, a CEO, hosts of a podcast, a symphony, a genius tap dancer, a late-night TV host and a former day-time TV host, plus the cast and director of the new movie “Crimson Peak.”
Which guests are you looking forward to? Let us know in the comment section and don’t forget to take our poll. Have a delightful week!
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Before the hilarity ensues (trust me, it will), turn the speakers down a bit due to content! 😉
First, the late-night gang gets together to offer Stephen advice for getting comfortable with his new gig at The Late Show, as well as a few of the guys offering some additional “secondary” advice that is presented before him as well.
In this clip, Conan has some very unique advice for him, as he tries to set him up with an interest in acquiring plots of land and real estate in an up and coming area, other than Florida. Ha!
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In a brilliant article from Vanity Fair magazine’s October issue entitled ‘Why Late-Night Television is Better than Ever’, we get to see what we sometimes secretly crave and want the most – late night talk show hosts genuinely having a great time around one another. Long gone are the days of the supposed ‘late-night wars’ (or at least we are led to believe the rivalries are non-existent thus far) and through many recent late-night-host transitions, we are seeing more of a comfortable camaraderie amongst the newest scene of night-time legends in the making.
Photograph by Sam Jones.
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Congratulations to the staff of The Colbert Report who have received four Primetime Emmy nominations, and to the staff of The Daily Show who have also received four nominations.
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When news stories fall through the cracks, we here at Colbert News Hub find them for a post we call, In The Press.
This month’s edition is unsurprisingly Letterman-heavy. David Letterman ended his 33-year late-night run on a ratings high note, as nearly 14 million people tuned into his last show. His retirement gave the media an opportunity to reflect on the late-night format and its place in American culture.
As for us Colbert fans, we are now entering the final stretch before The Late Show with Stephen Colbert’s September premiere. The Ed Sullivan Theater has been cleared and is undergoing renovations; the staff has already started working on the show; Stephen made his first official appearance as Late Show host at the CBS upfront presentation; and the promotion for the show should be starting any time now (the sooner the better!).
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When news stories fall through the cracks, we here at Colbert News Hub find them for a post we call, In The Press.
Hello again Hubsters! April is here, which means that, if Colbert Report writer Micheal Brumm is to be believed, Stephen’s team will start working on Late Show very soon!
The two big stories in March were the premiere of The Late Late Show with James Corden on CBS, and the announcement that Trevor Noah will replace Jon Stewart as host of The Daily Show. In this edition you’ll also find talk of SuperPACs, Kendrick Lamar’s performance on The Colbert Report, late night musical bookers, the technology behind our beloved fake news shows, as well as an interview with Jimmy Kimmel.
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Welcome to “A Look Back,” where we review and celebrate select clips from the overwhelmingly voluminous video catalog and the many splendid works of Stephen T. Colbert over the years.
Way back in April 2004 then Daily Show correspondent Stephen Colbert made an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live to discuss his brushes (or lack thereof) with Candidate Greatness on the ’04 presidential campaign trail. We all remember his *one* question with Howard Dean, right? He also talks about his wife’s discomfort with a NSFW comedic piece he did on Kimmel’s Comedy Central show Crank Yankers. Stephen ends the interview with an edited piece about editing a piece, channeling tyrannical bits of what soon would become his character just a year and a half later. Check it out:
Particularly poignant is when Stephen first gets onstage, he looks around and says, “This feels good. I’ve got to get me a gig like this.” I think you just did, sir.
Jimmy Kimmel
GUESTS: Jimmy Kimmel | Jessica Chastain | Tom Hiddleston | Mia Wasikowska | Guillermo Del Toro | Beach House
SPECIAL GUEST(S): Vance Joy | James “Baby Doll” Dixon
EXCLUSIVE(S): Vance Joy feat. Stay Human – “Fire And The Flood”
SEGMENTS: Monologue | “Homeland” Suffered a Major Intelligence Failure | Jimmy Kimmel | Jessica Chastain, Tom Hiddleston, Mia Wasikowska, Guillermo Del Toro | Beach House – “One Thing”
SUIT REPORT: Dark Grey Suit | White Shirt | Patterned Dark Grey Suit
Continue reading
Welcome to Better Know a Guest, your weekly guide to the wonderful and diverse array of personalities appearing on ‘The Late Show with Stephen Colbert’ each week.
Get ready for an extraordinary week of the Late Show, Hubsters! Stephen serves us another round of distinct guests. It is week number six and we have actors and actresses, legendary musicians and contemporary artists, a CEO, hosts of a podcast, a symphony, a genius tap dancer, a late-night TV host and a former day-time TV host, plus the cast and director of the new movie “Crimson Peak.”
Which guests are you looking forward to? Let us know in the comment section and don’t forget to take our poll. Have a delightful week!
Continue reading
Before the hilarity ensues (trust me, it will), turn the speakers down a bit due to content! 😉
First, the late-night gang gets together to offer Stephen advice for getting comfortable with his new gig at The Late Show, as well as a few of the guys offering some additional “secondary” advice that is presented before him as well.
In this clip, Conan has some very unique advice for him, as he tries to set him up with an interest in acquiring plots of land and real estate in an up and coming area, other than Florida. Ha!
Continue reading
In a brilliant article from Vanity Fair magazine’s October issue entitled ‘Why Late-Night Television is Better than Ever’, we get to see what we sometimes secretly crave and want the most – late night talk show hosts genuinely having a great time around one another. Long gone are the days of the supposed ‘late-night wars’ (or at least we are led to believe the rivalries are non-existent thus far) and through many recent late-night-host transitions, we are seeing more of a comfortable camaraderie amongst the newest scene of night-time legends in the making.
Photograph by Sam Jones.
Continue reading
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This month’s edition is unsurprisingly Letterman-heavy. David Letterman ended his 33-year late-night run on a ratings high note, as nearly 14 million people tuned into his last show. His retirement gave the media an opportunity to reflect on the late-night format and its place in American culture.
As for us Colbert fans, we are now entering the final stretch before The Late Show with Stephen Colbert’s September premiere. The Ed Sullivan Theater has been cleared and is undergoing renovations; the staff has already started working on the show; Stephen made his first official appearance as Late Show host at the CBS upfront presentation; and the promotion for the show should be starting any time now (the sooner the better!).
Continue reading
Hello again Hubsters! April is here, which means that, if Colbert Report writer Micheal Brumm is to be believed, Stephen’s team will start working on Late Show very soon!
The two big stories in March were the premiere of The Late Late Show with James Corden on CBS, and the announcement that Trevor Noah will replace Jon Stewart as host of The Daily Show. In this edition you’ll also find talk of SuperPACs, Kendrick Lamar’s performance on The Colbert Report, late night musical bookers, the technology behind our beloved fake news shows, as well as an interview with Jimmy Kimmel.
Continue reading
Welcome to “A Look Back,” where we review and celebrate select clips from the overwhelmingly voluminous video catalog and the many splendid works of Stephen T. Colbert over the years.
Way back in April 2004 then Daily Show correspondent Stephen Colbert made an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live to discuss his brushes (or lack thereof) with Candidate Greatness on the ’04 presidential campaign trail. We all remember his *one* question with Howard Dean, right? He also talks about his wife’s discomfort with a NSFW comedic piece he did on Kimmel’s Comedy Central show Crank Yankers. Stephen ends the interview with an edited piece about editing a piece, channeling tyrannical bits of what soon would become his character just a year and a half later. Check it out:
Particularly poignant is when Stephen first gets onstage, he looks around and says, “This feels good. I’ve got to get me a gig like this.” I think you just did, sir.