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Episode: #05136
Gail Collins describes the last 50 years of progress made by American women and the new issues they face today. (04:57)
Episode: #05135
Once you get a job interview with Stephen's celebrity endorsement, you'll want to grow a mustache. (05:21)
Stephen Colbert has a message about your latest job candidate. (00:42)
Episode: #05131
The world has a peace prize in its pocket for Barack Obama, Dr. Sanjay Gupta keeps Larry King "live," and Stephen looks for a backup job. (00:32)
Episode: #05129
Stephen accidentally lapses into his old routine as the voice of an animatronic banjo dog at Chuck E. Cheese's. (00:39)
Restaurant critic Frank Bruni visits the Colbert Report's Green Room, causing a panic in the TCR kitchen." (03:23)
Episode: #05109
Betty Lichtenstein gives herself a fake award at a phony banquet for being the best pretend nurse. (02:36)
In the recession, poetry is not as lucrative of a field as it used to be. Irish poet Paul Muldoon explains how he keeps food on the table. (2:46)
Episode: #05086
Matthew Crawford explores the dichotomy between "knowledge" work and manual labor. (07:19)
Episode: #05083
Paul Muldoon and Stephen recite "Tea" together to help it become the number one poem in America. (04:55)
Episode: #05073
Katty Kay explains the significant value of women in the workplace, even though they work in different ways than men. (05:21)
Episode: #05048
The New York Times' worker's compensation chart for severed limbs continues to tempt Stephen. (02:19)
Episode: #05048
Stephen earns 2,634 weeks of workers' comp for severing his head. (00:24)
Episode: #05033
Any script, teleplay or offspring generated by an employee of The Colbert Report is the intellectual property of Stephen Colbert. (01:32)
Episode: #05021
Michael Steele navigates the subtleties of our language as he talks about the stimulus bill. (02:43)
Episode: #04072
Interns learn valuable job skills like getting coffee, fetching copy paper, and moisturizing a TV host. (4:04)
Episode: #04023
Stephen visits Neil de Grasse Tyson to learn how to be an astrophysicist. (7:28)
Episode: #02084
Stephen criticizes the elderly and argues that you should only get to retire if you've earned it. (3:06)
Episode: #02015
Slate's Emily Yoffe tells Stephen about her time as a phone psychic, a nude model and a bleeding street performer. (5:49)
Episode: #02015
It's the end of another blue collar workday for Stephen -- time for a frosty, cold, non-alcoholic malt beverage. (0:25)
