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Episode #08094
Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng lulls his guards into complacency and escapes from an 18-month house arrest. (05:17)
Episode #08071
Andrew Bird explains the inspiration for "Eyeoneye" and learns of sad associations with his "The Mysterious Production of Eggs" album. (03:23)
Episode #08061
While Wheat Thins is a snack for anyone actively seeking experiences, those experiences should not include eating 17 crackers in one sitting. (06:49)
Episode #08059
Author Robert Kagan talks about advising Mitt Romney on foreign policy and explores America's use of military force in international affairs. (05:24)
Episode #08035
An early version of the Defense Appropriations bill repeals the rule banning bestiality in the military, and the Toronto Zoo's gay penguins turn straight. (05:01)
Episode #08035
General Ray Odierno enumerates the reasons why America's employers should hire homecoming Iraq war veterans. (06:00)
Episode #08028
Herman Cain's Arizona state chairman, Lori Klein, dismisses the idea that Cain would sexually harass anyone. (03:40)
Episode #08028
Music manager Danny Goldberg defends Internet piracy laws, and Harvard law professor Jonathan Zittrain doesn't want Justin Bieber to go to jail for copyright infringement. (04:42)
Episode #08016
An Ohio family photographs what they purport to be ghosts having sex in their house. (02:23)
Stephen dances his heart out in the studio, on Capitol Hill and in front of his portrait at an art gallery. (03:24)
If you can't stand to be away from The Colbert Report, hug your television. That warmth you feel isn't radiation -- it's Stephen loving you back. (03:58)
Episode #07104
Technology turns people into empty flesh terminals that rely on it for all their ideas, memories and relationships. (05:40)
Episode #07103
With three doomsday believers to a room, Vivos economy-class underground bunkers are like freshman year at Bob Jones University. (04:13)
Episode #07100
America should handle credit ratings agencies the way it does all terrorists: by marching the marines into their offices and whisking them off to Gitmo. (03:19)
Episode #07083
Schick's disposable men's razor smells like it just stepped out of the shower, and Florida Governor Rick Scott writes his own praises. (04:52)
Episode #07077
Michele Bachmann announces her candidacy at the second Republican debate, and Tim Pawlenty runs for Mitt Romney's vice president. (08:23)
Episode #07076
Henry Kissinger will negotiate with Mao Zedong but has cut off relationships with an eight-year-old. (06:20)
Episode #07053
Stephen must accept that he is a functional Roman Catholic after his weekend bender. (03:11)
Episode #07028
The plummeting number of toothpaste varieties infringes on Stephen's right to brush each of his 32 teeth with its own individual toothpaste. (03:25)
Episode #07022
Christiane Amanpour brings a gift for Christiane Aman-purr and believes Egypt's democratic uprising will last. (05:50)