Well.. Colbert ftw .. he can insult anyone with a straight face and make it look half real ... Stewart however is somewhat crazy but when he gets serious he makes some people sweat ..... for a clear reference see his interview with Jim Cramer .....
Colbert most of the time but Stewart makes fun of people the best.
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Colbert, has the best act as his whole show setup is essentially making fun of Fox News/Bill O'Rilley. Stewart though is great and has a serious side that goes with the funny, so it's hard to pick.
I'd say Colbert has the edge on the funny though.
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You can't troll me, son. I knew you before you had the briss. Yes, I like that, but I hate the new Comedy Central, so I won't watch Colbert Report.
I'm that fucking Grouchy.
I'm not trying to troll you, that bitch just makes me want to reach through my television screen and strangle her. I seriously can't handle that show at all myself. i don't know how anyone can...
Colbert and Stewart both wore off on me quite a while ago, so I don't really watch either any more. If I want newsroom type satire, I go for ONN.
I'm not trying to troll you, that bitch just makes me want to reach through my television screen and strangle her. I seriously can't handle that show at all myself. i don't know how anyone can...
What the fuck do you have against Amy Sedaris? She's playing a role, and while it's an obnoxious mouthbreather, she represents our country well.
This is a totally biased opinion, because I'm in love with Jon Stewart. But I was just listening to Fresh Air with Teri Gross, and she had one of the executive writers from the Colbert Report on - it sounds like they have to work really really hard to create that show, which gives me even more respect for it. She said writing for that character is like "swimming while looking backward" or something...meaning, to try to write that conservative of a character is like taking what you really believe and doing the complete opposite.
I like Colberts goofyness, but when it comes to interviewing people he goes over board. Sometimes he has interesting guests on and he doesn't let them speak.
This is a totally biased opinion, because I'm in love with Jon Stewart. But I was just listening to Fresh Air with Teri Gross, and she had one of the executive writers from the Colbert Report on - it sounds like they have to work really really hard to create that show, which gives me even more respect for it. She said writing for that character is like "swimming while looking backward" or something...meaning, to try to write that conservative of a character is like taking what you really believe and doing the complete opposite.
In the Q&A pre-show to warm up the crowd, Stephen says "Does anyone have any questions to ask me before i have to become this horrible person?"
It's like asking who's better out of Metallica and Willie Nelson. You really can't compare.
Colbert is always in character, so there are things you can do with that, that nobody else can do. It also has it's limits though.
I will say that Colbert and his staff are brilliant at using viral marketing though.
I agree that they are very different, but I think Colbert's whole shtick about inhabiting that character is really amazing. It is also weird to think that Colbert's show has only been on since 2005. Damn he has a pair to do the stuff he does on and off his show.
I love when Colbert meets his match, which rarely happens, in an interview. Did you see the interview with George Will?:
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