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Operation Iraqi Freedom has more women serving in it than any conflict in history, so Stephen packs something for the ladies. (0:17)
Tom Hanks appreciates sugar-free Tang because he used to be professionally fat. (0:22)
The troops aren't allowed to get racy movies overseas, so Stephen sends them some of Tom Hanks' early work. (0:14)
Taking care of basic needs is hard in the army. (0:08)
Even though Stephen's drill sergeant is gruff, they're starting to learn how to get along. (0:33)
Stephen and his Air Force Thunderbird pilot try to figure out how much Stephen should be paying in taxes. (0:20)
Episode #05080
Stephen used the time on his long flight back from Iraq to regrow his hair, and now it's as lustrous and thick as ever. (03:15)
Episode #05079
Stephen pays homage to Bob Hope, and George W. Bush praises the troops for their courage and endurance. (03:05)
Episode #05079
It's going to take more than a series of eight-point rolls with the Air Force Thunderbirds to make Stephen throw up. (06:27)
Episode #05079
Jim Webb's Marine background makes it difficult thank the Army, while Stephen tips his hat to a wrinkle-blasting laser and the contractors who built his set. (03:47)
Episode #05079
Command Sergeant Major Frank A. Grippe orders his NCOs to do the "Hokey Pokey" and sing the Army song. (06:37)
Episode #05079
Stephen thanks his staff and says what he hopes all the troops can say soon: "Honey, I'm coming home." (00:59)
Episode #05078
Stephen demanded a room as good as the one Saddam had, so they gave him his own spider hole. (00:51)
Episode #05078
Stephen identifies with strong military role models because he eats a lot of Admiral Crunch. (01:19)
Episode #05078
Deputy Prime Minister Barham Saleh explains how his PhD in oceanography helps him with politics in Iraq. (05:46)
Episode #05078
Joe Biden requests a favor, and Tom Hanks and Stephen figure out a way to ship puppies and ice cream to the troops. (07:02)
Episode #05078
Sarah Palin asks the troops to say hi to her son, Track, and Commanding General Charles H. Jacoby Jr. chooses his favorite soldier out of the 130,000. (05:30)
The initials carved into the ceiling and pillars of the Water Palace shouldn't stand for Saddam Hussein anymore. (02:36)
Bill Clinton works tirelessly to find a cure for Stephen Colbert, and the back of Stephen's head sells ad space for AMP Energy. (02:19)