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Episode: #05075
Wikipedia takes on the Church of Scientology, and the latest on abstinence-only education will be worth the wait. (00:35)
Episode: #05075
Wikipedia bans Scientologists after finding Tom Cruise's entry listing him as 5'10". (01:57)
Episode: #05032
Steven Johnson talks about Joseph Priestley, the man who first realized that plants actually create the oxygen we breathe. (05:28)
Episode: #05017
The government collapses in Iceland, or as it will soon be known thanks to global warming, Landland. (00:35)
Episode: #04129
Paul Krugman's Nobel Prize really belongs to Bill O'Reilly. (02:51)
Episode: #04105
Wikipedia gets its facts from the American people, which means John McCain is now using the people's voice -- or at least lip-syncing to it. (02:20)
Episode: #04045
Stephen tempts the Pope to come on the show with an iPod, Air Pope shoes and an unbaptized baby. (3:20)
Episode: #03109
Stephen supports the self-determination of corporations to live their own online fantasies. (3:49)
Episode: #03094
Stephen suggests that by eating endangered animals we can prevent their extinction. (4:09)
Episode: #03092
After months of begging -- with dignity -- Stephen finally gets a free iPhone. (3:29)
Episode: #03080
As a souvenir of your trip to Zimbabwe, you might consider buying Zimbabwe. (4:45)
Episode: #03072
Since it's Memorial Day weekend, Stephen wants to remind everyone to turn their clocks back. (0:26)
Episode: #03072
Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales says that his staff is scrambling to protect Wikipedia from Stephen. (6:03)
Episode: #03013
Stephen is sure people will start trusting Microsoft again, if Microsoft just pays someone to write an entry in Wikipedia about how people are trusting Microsoft again. (3:18)
Episode: #03013
Microsoft hires someone to tamper with Wikipedia, and Scientologists name their new messiah. (0:36)
Episode: #03011
The free market has shown you no longer need a staff of credible, experienced journalists. Now, all you need is a camera phone and a live journal. (5:00)
Episode: #02160
With the power of the Internet in their hands, the Colbert Nation has become Time Magazine's Person of the Year. (2:47)
Episode: #02127
Randy Newman wonders whether he's at the McCarthy hearings -- and rolls over on George Clooney. (5:22)
Episode: #02098
Stephen allotted a portion of the show to an interview with Senator Joseph Lieberman, but the senator isn't actually in the studio. (3:55)
Episode: #02096
Stephen profiles Wikipedia and the response to Lance Bass coming out of the closet, and thanks Ned Lamont for destroying the Democratic Party. (0:31)
