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Steve Jobs was a revolutionary of which I have zero connection to and have little comprehension about. ANYWAYS, Apple is steadfast about personal security because of "reasons" but am unable to convey such things to appear convincingly believable. ~ T. Cook Apple Corp is in good hands folks 
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Nostalgia4Butts posted:tim cook is pretty interesting otherwise How?
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Obstacle2 posted:You probably don't go to see too many comedians at actual shows then. 
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I too wasn't surprised by The Pope Show because because in the end Stephen Colbert is still a dyed in the wool practicing Catholic.
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Echo Chamber posted:As someone who's using the CBS player for Colbert, I'm already sick of all of CBS' new shows. This includes Code Black, Supergirl, and Recycled Guardian Angel Premise. Each supposed ad break is skipped and flows right through to the next segment with a brief 2 second pause. That said, CBS.com will bark about Chrome and Firefox and even IE11 having adblock software and will not advance or play at all even with the ablock plugins turned off. tl;dr: Improve your adblock-fu or have other options at your disposal.
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old dog child posted:Campbell's Colbert impersonation killed me as soon as he stabbed the desk with the pen.
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I saw Eddie Murphy's first appearance on Carson last night. He was booked with McClean Stevenson who was prolly pimping his show "Hello Larry" AKA the show that ended Lt. Colonel Henry Blake's career and ultimately his life. After Hello Larry went tits up and Match Game ended McClean had nothing left but to get cancer and die.  He could only do so many guest appearances on Fantasy Island and The Love Boat just to stock the fridge with food.
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Steve Vader posted:I enjoy using the phrase "That's Hello Larryous" to describe funny things. Your pithy joke is an instrument of death!
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Cool Cherry Cream posted:I get weird channels now that I got rid of cable. I saw this in the tv guide. This might be cool. It's all good.
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It's time to come to grips, people. Colbert isn't wobbling the eyehole meter at all. It's actually dipping. This very thread proves the point as there are more Conan praise posts than Colbert and Conan hasn't been exactly setting the world on fire since going to TBS.
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Jan 18, 2016 10:49
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Dr Tran posted:Watching Corden for the first time. This aint bad. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2EUwQGepNu4
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raditts posted:I thought he had always planned on leaving when Letterman left. If for no other explanation than Josh to say "Balls!" for no particular reason whatsoever.  There might be a need for a separate thread for Craig's new show. He deserves as much, me thinks.
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Feb 17, 2016 05:21
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That hit me right in the feels, man. Mo0 posted:Wasn't it that he was thinking of leaving a few years before, and CBS got him to stay in part by getting him a new set? He was pretty clear long term that he didn't have eyes for Letterman's chair.
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Feb 17, 2016 05:35
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counterfeitsaint posted:That's an awesome concept. If giving up working Fridays is a real thing, I will convert immediately. Only Super-Duper Catholics actually do this. It's the reason McD's puts the Filet O' Fish on sale this time of year. You still have to work. Only the heavy Orthodox Super Jews found a way to get out of doing work on Fridays thru Saturday and they do it all year round.
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Mar 2, 2016 08:48
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EasyEW posted:Although Licht is stepping down from running the best hard-news morning show currently on the air, he's also responsible for unleashing MSNBC's Morning Joe onto the world. You can't blame him for Scarborough's show after 2011, though. Charlie Rose looks about as lively as a flatline EKG and I can never take Gayle King seriously ever. It's amazing how CBS Sunday Morning has been blowing away all competition for decades but they still can't make a M-F morning show work. The Curse of Captain Kangaroo's cancellation is real!
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Colbert still isn't moving the needle. Closing in on a year too. Corden gets more viral buzz with his carpool karaoke bits. Colbert is flatter than Kansas.
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♫ He left his heart in
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tarlibone posted:So if he keeps it up for less than a year, I assume Jay Leno gets the job back, right? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odP6b0iGDC0
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A bowing of head is required, you hockeypucks! Late Night teevee and the world has lost a legend, Mr. Warmth died of liver failure at age 90. Throughout the late night decades there was one constant and is was that when Don Rickles showed up on be it Carson or Letterman or Ferguson he would arrive to his musical cue of 'La Virgen de la Macarena' and would kill every single time. Truly one of the all time greats... post those Rickles moments! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5_V9RT8aR8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yO2iJrVUAgQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3YEiNgydMg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i0Xx8m7c3xA
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Cage posted:I find myself humming "What did we learn on the show tonight, Craig?" at least once a week.  https://twitter.com/craigyferg/status/873625184413954048
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LividLiquid posted:Ferguson completely changed the format when he got bored and the show was so much better off for it. I miss him terribly. It was the best kept late night secret that made it all the more enjoyable to watch with a subtitle wink and a snide grin. This thread has been alive since Dave was still at 11:30 and Conan was at 12:30. All you have to do is roll back in this wayback machine to an earlier age when Conan wasn't yet hosed over by Jay, Dave was still having Jay Thomas get the meatball off the Xmas tree and Darlene Love singing Christmas (Baby, Please Come Home) and a Scottish Conan Guy honing a craft over the course of a decade beginning with a pantomime horse. The vibe was different, it was funny and it was sometimes dangerous and exciting. Smash cut to today and I can say I haven't watched much of any late night in a very long time. Fallon is silly and has fun games and remains very vanilla which is probably right where he should be. Kimmel is a dichotomy disaster of what he wants to be; In one breath he wants to be a SJW during his monologue then returns from break with street games like "Guess What's in my Pants?" Seth Rogan is as predictable in his humor as his stint at SNL. Colbert is trapped/complacent in a very stale format that hinders his ability to be as creative as he was on Comedy Central. Corden has always sucked.
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