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Episode: #05143
Thomas Campbell explains to Stephen why people come to see art at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. (05:19)
Episode: #05142
William Bratton works to take the American police force model to emerging democracies and post-conflict nations. (04:33)
Episode: #05140
If you are going to be in New York, check out "They Call Me Mister Fry" at the Comic Strip Live. (00:18)
Episode: #05139
An American finally wins the New York City marathon, and the Colbert Nation becomes the official sponsor of the U.S. Speedskating team. (07:34)
Episode: #05121
Let's put Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and Muammar el-Qaddafi in New York City's finest hotels and drain their national treasuries with mini-bar charges. (03:09)
Episode: #05093
If J.D. Salinger doesn't come on the show, Stephen will publish his prequel, "The Pitcher in the Oat," under the pseudonym J.D. Stephenger. (03:22)
Episode: #05087
Jim Fouratt discusses the significance of the Stonewall riots for the gay rights movement and his frustration with Barack Obama. (05:59)
Episode: #05084
Stephen doesn't understand why the FDA would crack down on an unregulated heavy metal that you spray in your nose and can cause permanent damage. (05:08)
Episode: #05083
President Obama outlaws flavored cigarettes, Microsoft introduces Project Natal, and a graveyard accepts bids. (05:25)
Episode: #05066
Stephen's $1,000 omelet, $1,000 pizza and $1,000 sundae were worth every cent he didn't pay. (06:17)
Episode: #05017
Amtrak police arrest a man because he's taking pictures for their photography contest. (5:39)
Episode: #04045
Stephen tempts the Pope to come on the show with an iPod, Air Pope shoes and an unbaptized baby. (3:20)
Episode: #04036
Shaun Clancy banned the traditional Irish song "Danny Boy" from his NY pub on St. Patrick's Day. (3:56)
Episode: #03126
At a recent campaign stop, Fred Thompson asked attendees for a round of applause after failing to get one. Stephen offers some advice on how to get applause without asking. (4:17)
Episode: #03114
Stephen interrupts New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg mid-speech to get him to sign his cast. (0:34)
Episode: #03095
When Charles Kaiser suggests that New York is a gay metropolis because of critical mass, Stephen understands that to mean it's like a dangerous nuclear bomb. (5:22)
Episode: #03072
The Fleet Week servicemen are just innocent, small town kids wandering a big city rife with temptations like liquor, gambling and museums. (2:32)
Episode: #03023
A New York Times article reports that senior citizens are exploring safe sex. Stephen disapproves, and they're not the only ones Stephen is wishing a sexless Valentine's Day. (2:54)
Episode: #02159
Stephen tips his hat to the exhibition "Bodies" and wags his finger at Picasso, Rodin and Nazi gingerbread men. (3:44)
Episode: #02131
New York's famous CBGB's club closed over the weekend, causing Stephen to wax nostalgic about all the nights he went down there to yell at them for making too much noise. (2:01)
