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Episode: #01011
There is a death warrant out for Stephen Colbert because he said Halloween is a better holiday than Ramadan. (2:09)
Episode: #01029
Stephen knows what Christmas is really about: fire, bull testicles, shoe-fruit and black elves. (3:35)
Episode: #01032
After researching the origin of the word "holiday," Stephen declares war on "holiday." (2:00)
Episode: #02041
It doesn't take a biblical scholar to see how Jesus is related to things like colored eggs. (3:30)
Episode: #02047
The Anthony-Thomas Candy Company recalls its Easter eggs because they may contain eggs. (1:51)
Episode: #02120
Frank Rich calls Stephen on the atone phone, and Stephen is disappointed with his message. (3:41)
Episode: #02123
Some atone phone callers are not sure what they did, but they're Jewish, so they must have done something. (1:20)
Episode: #02147
A Spanish-speaking mini-basketball game is just a sneaky way of teaching our kids to be soft on immigration. (6:27)
Episode: #03017
Banning light bulbs, giant Mexicans babies crossing the border, the Miss America pageant and the misrepresentation of bear hugs are all major threats. (4:33)
Episode: #03020
Chris Hedges tells Stephen why the Christian right are America fascists and why his views of Christianity proves that he was home schooled. (6:00)
Episode: #04160
Christmas really burns atheists up, which they can think of as a preview of their afterlife. (07:22)
Episode: #05047
Birkat Hachama marks the time for Stephen to free his Jews. (03:14)
Episode: #05120
Stephen wants every Jewish member of the television academy to call and beg for forgiveness, which he will then deliver in the form of an acceptance speech. (05:28)
Episode: #05122
A woman must take down the marshmallow Peeps display from her apartment door or be evicted. (03:50)
Episode: #05123
Paul Krugman apologizes for winning the Nobel Prize in Economics, and J.J. Abrams is sorry for making his hidden puzzle too difficult to solve. (04:33)
