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Stephen's greatest characters, together for the first time. (6:27)
Episode: #04026
Stephen is jealous that Tony Snow is filling in for Papa Bear Bill O'Reilly. (5:39)
Episode: #03112
Stephen recaps the whirlwind journey he took in getting his cast signed. (6:24)
Episode: #03067
Stephen asks Howard Dean, hypothetically, which candidate would he support: Arack Bobama or Mallory Vinton? (6:51)
Episode: #03018
Journalist Charlie LeDuff talks about his new book, "US Guys," and tells Stephen that the manliest men in America are in Oklahoma's gay rodeo. (6:00)
Episode: #03008
Bill O'Reilly is about to appear on The Colbert Report, regardless of whether or not you're high. (0:32)
Episode: #03008
Stephen is not interested in the president's new commitment to flexibility and compromise, not when he can go it alone. (4:04)
Episode: #02160
The election on his mind, Stephen takes a trip to Harvard University, where he sets the students of the John F. Kennedy School of Government straight. (6:22)
Episode: #02135
Stephen's White House press office faxes remind him over and over to stay the course. (2:44)
Episode: #02055
With the appointment of Tony Snow as White House Press Secretary, Stephen positions himself for a job in Homeland Security. (2:09)
Episode: #02034
Al Franken speculates on why Bill O'Reilly doesn't do USO tours. (3:48)
Episode: #02027
The movie "Brokeback Mountain" did not strike Stephen's chord; his chord was untouched. (3:28)
Episode: #01012
During Bush's first term, we didn't want to know all the depressing things that were going on, and the press had the savvy not to try and find out. (3:23)
Episode: #01003
Fareed Zakaria classifies himself as a centrist in his views on President George W. Bush's foreign policy. (6:15)
