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The Colbert Report (#1975)
Posted: 12/8/2005; 11:48 PM by Terry Frazier
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Pronounced (ko-bear re-por) because it's French, bitch. Seriously, I watched Stephen Colbert on The Daily Show for the last couple of years and I really liked him. But when he announced his own show, The Colbert Report, I thought, "Oh no. This guy is good in small doses. But he could really be tiresome for a full show."

I'm happy to say I was wrong. Colbert is really catching his stride and has developed a killer news anchor parody that is a mix of Stone Phillips (Mr. Gravitas), Shaun Hannity, Rodney Daingerfield, and Geraldo Rivera. The Colbert Report is politically incorrect, irreverent, hard-hitting abuse of the news. And his interviews are often a riot. Highly recommended.

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