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Episode: #05146
Woody Harrelson shows his support for the troops by allowing Stephen to shave his head. (06:01)
Episode: #05139
Nicholas Thompson describes the lives of two friends -- Paul Nitze and George Kennan -- battling over the U.S. approach to the Cold War. (05:32)
Episode: #05134
Stephen unveils his brand new portrait on the four-year anniversary of The Colbert Report's first episode. (01:21)
Episode: #05128
As President Obama decides how to move forward in Afghanistan, Lara Logan explains the goals of Al Qaeda and the Taliban. (07:10)
Episode: #05119
Stephen resurrects the U.S. military technique of staring at a goat to make its heart explode. (03:35)
Episode: #05119
Jon Ronson explains why the U.S. military trained soldiers to use sparkly eyes on the enemy and kill goats with their minds. (04:24)
The troops aren't allowed to get racy movies overseas, so Stephen sends them some of Tom Hanks' early work. (0:14)
Tom Hanks appreciates sugar-free Tang because he used to be professionally fat. (0:22)
Operation Iraqi Freedom has more women serving in it than any conflict in history, so Stephen packs something for the ladies. (0:17)
Stephen worried that his drill sergeant would be mean like the ones in the movies. (0:17)
Even though Stephen's drill sergeant is gruff, they're starting to learn how to get along. (0:33)
Taking care of basic needs is hard in the army. Like how do you pee in a tank? (0:08)
Stephen and his Air Force Thunderbird pilot try to figure out how much Stephen should be paying in taxes. (0:20)
Episode: #05106
Joe Sestak is running against Arlen Specter for the Pennsylvania Senate seat so he can bring health care reform to all Americans. (08:11)
Episode: #05104
General Tony Zinni cites David Petraeus, Barack Obama and Richard Branson as examples of great leaders. (05:07)
Episode: #05103
Kathryn Bigelow's war movie, "The Hurt Locker," is getting great reviews, despite not having explosions and ear-splitting sound effects. (04:37)
Episode: #05099
Henry Louis Gates Jr. commits the perfect crime, Bill Gates tries to control the weather, and Wilford Brimley has too much free time. (05:59)
Episode: #05093
The American government can use the defense budget to pay for health care and just turn sick people into a weapons program. (05:10)
Episode: #05092
If Stephen gets 25,000 votes, Paul Rieckhoff will make him an honorary member of the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America. (03:41)
Episode: #05091
Stephen shows more footage of basic training at Fort Jackson, flying with the Thunderbirds, and putting care packages together with Tom Hanks. (05:04)
