There is an interview where Stephen sings “Give A Little, Talk A Little” and I can’t remember anything else about it. Can anyone help?

Uploaded a photo of an e-mail-in-bag question to Stephen Colbert, & Evie McGee Colbert, whose contents, are published to the public, as given here. Just thought that it would not be able to see the light of day because it is competing for Colbert's attention, in the next such question-&-answer session; so, I made it public, here. Color-coded in red, is the path to the \"Alternate Reality\" chart path, that we are now following, in the above pic.

Dear Stephen, & Evie,

If either of you were able to pretend to be "Doc" Emmett Brown, (a la the "Back To The Future" trilogy), and had just ONE chance to go back in time, and change the course of History; to which year, & timeline / possibility, in the accompanying "Alternate Reality" chart, would you go back to ? Would you nip it in the bud, or would you have us learn the hard way, and experience how terrible it could all be, before one could, metaphorically-speaking, "learn to appreciate the sunshine," later ?

Thank you !

Ok, hear me out. I LOVE Stephen. I’ve been a fan since The Daily Show. I’m a Chicagoan and worked in Evanston for a bit when I was younger, so I love that he’s kind of one of us. He’s funny, he’s handsome, he’s a professional entertainer, he’s who I want to watch.

Evie is sweet and seems kind, but she’s just his wife… why? I mean, their banter is sweet, but boring. I also feel like I’m (as a viewer) not always in on their little inside jokes? She’s lovely, but just an average lady and I just… don’t get it. Just because she’s married to a fabulously entertaining person doesn’t make her worthy of airtime.

The audience always goes nuts for her, and I’m thinking I must be the only one who feels this way. Am I?

his coverage of the executive orders seems like slim pickins so far

So … I’m beyond excited to say I have tickets for the late show in Feb! Does anyone know how strict they are with the dress code? I’m a bit stumped ‘cos it says ‘no solid black clothing’ and I don’t think I’ve worn anything but black shirts and black jeans since about 1997!

This was on the Report. Nolan was on promoting the movie and he mentioned "the bookshelf." For those who haven't seen the movie, there is a bookshelf that is not only essential to the plot, but is the biggest surprise in the entire film. You could immediately tell it wasn't scripted and I thought Nolan was going to reach across the table and jump him. I have never seen that guy that mad.

I'm trying to find this interview as Stephen has commented on it being a situation where things suddenly "went south".

I can't find old episodes of the Colbert Report where I am -- they're not available on any streaming service for some reason. Do you all have any suggestions for where I might locate this episode?

Hello there,

me and my friend scored tickets for next week and we‘re wondering how things work for a taping. We‘re planning on showing up early to ensure we get in but according to the forecast it will be quite cold. Will we have to wait in front of the theatre until the show starts or do they hand out wristbands or something like that so we can wander off a bit and get warm? Thank you in advance!

I’ve been a die-hard Stephen Colbert fan since the early days on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. Back then, Colbert was fearless, sharp, and unrelenting—a true master of satire who punched up at power, no matter where it came from. And when he moved on to The Colbert Report, he somehow became even better. He was a voice of reason cloaked in absurdity, and I admired him deeply for it.

But now, watching him on CBS, I can’t help but feel disappointed—like I’m seeing a hero sell out in slow motion. His recent takedown of RFK Jr. wasn’t the clever satire I used to expect from him. It felt lazy and corporate, like he was reading from Big Pharma’s script instead of holding any power accountable. And when you look at the numbers, it’s hard not to wonder why. In 2022, pharmaceutical companies spent over $8 billion on advertising, with TV as their biggest focus—and networks like CBS are raking in huge chunks of that cash. How can you be edgy when the people funding your show don’t want you to be?

This isn’t the Stephen Colbert I grew up respecting. He used to be bold, calling out hypocrisy and greed wherever he found it. Now, it feels like his comedy is restrained, designed to protect his advertisers rather than challenge them. And it breaks my heart, because I know what he’s capable of.

I just wish he’d go back to being the Colbert who didn’t care who he upset, as long as the truth got told.

Trump wants the mcds coverage to make you pay attention and forget how bad he is, because he knows us. To devote every night to him is a win. To y’all that can message or tweet the late nights, let them know to only talk about KAMALA if they want to beat trump. Stop showcasing his nonsense. I don’t have the profiles to, but y’all do. Go forth and send that out to stop talking about trump everyday.

www.WhatStephenReallyThinks.com ...is an actual website 😁!

Did you try it?