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Planet huggers turn America's Almond Joy into almond shame, and a Christian group in Texas hands out Bibles instead of candy. (03:31)
Giving up Catholicism for Lent shows Stephen's devotion to the great religion that he no longer practices. (04:35)
It's no surprise that Anonymous hacked The Colbert Report since they've been hacking Stephen's bathroom scale for years. (04:28)
David Frum says it's mathematically impossible for Republicans to repeal and replace the health care bill. (08:59)
The German parliamentary election holds a surprise twist, and Robert Wright discusses religion's evolution. (00:34)
Wikipedia takes on the Church of Scientology, and the latest on abstinence-only education will be worth the wait. (00:35)
Wikipedia bans Scientologists after finding Tom Cruise's entry listing him as 5'10". (01:57)
Stephen is ahead of Xenu in NASA's space station module votes, making him Scientology's new galactic overlord. (03:53)
Colbert Nation is officially mobilized to get NASA's new space station node named "Colbert." (02:27)
Stephen is pissed at his financial advisor for not warning him about the big Dow drop this morning. (1:09)
Stephen reviews the ups and downs of the New Hampshire primary. (6:07)
Presidential hopeful Mitt Romney's favorite author is L. Ron Hubbard. (1:23)
Microsoft hires someone to tamper with Wikipedia, and Scientologists name their new messiah. (0:36)
Stephen wags his finger at Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the Church of Scientology, the National Coalition for the Homeless, and brain damage. (4:10)
Another terrorist attack is "inevitable" now that the 9/11 Commission has told the terrorists it is. (5:33)