The Colbert Report2005

Not only does Colbert maintain his persona without skipping a beat throughout the entire show, but he's got great comic timing, the show's writers are brilliant, and the whole thing is pure foolish, bizarre, idiotic fun at Bill O'Reilly's expense.

There is nothing funny or entertaining about this program. Credit for the success of Colbert's previous show goes to it's writers, not this pothetic so called comedian. It's sad to watch him bomb repeatedly, it's predictable. He fails to mask his negativity and low self esteem, it's obviously painful and ucomfortable to watch. Russia indirectly interfering with presidential elections is nothing compared to the blatant trashy propaganda we tolerate morning until night in every form of media, especially network television. The network's intention is to use this program to force it's political bias on the viewers. Colbert is a slimy, lazy snake constantly biting at the ankles of responsible hardworking people in honorable positions, something a TV loser knows nothing about. The nonstop attack on our Commander In Chief in an attempt to sway the voting audience's opinion is sickening. He stoops to an even lower level by trying to defame certain democratic candidates on his show in an attempt to hinder the outcome of the democratic nomination. They invited Joe Biden on the show only to have Colbert slam him over and over again with his under minding disrespect and uncomfortable questions. Even called him sir in a contradicting tone, repeatedly. This idiot in a suit and tie attempting to act hip, slick and cool with hopes of appealing to every generation is the grand finale dud of another long day of a television network's desire to impose it's will on the viewing public audience.

Mr. Colbert's on-camera persona may not wear well over the long term, but for now at least "The Colbert Report" is a worthy spinoff, an icy-cold beer chaser to the shot of whiskey that is "The Daily Show."