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As with the iPhone and iPad, Stephen was the first in line to buy Steve Jobs' biography. (01:40)
Alabama company Holy Smoke turns loved ones' ashes into real bullets that can be used to hunt turkeys on Thanksgiving. (03:06)
David McCullough explains why 19th century Americans moved to Paris rather than stay in the states and appreciate American mayonnaise. (05:58)
Stephen covers video game launches, takes on competitors, explores the value of violent games and introduces Stephen Colbert's World of Colbertcraft. (03:59)
Stephen fears the dangers of cell phones, but he can't get by without all the apps, calls and tweets. (03:59)
Teleprompter inventor, Hubert Schlafly, leaves behind his technological legacy along with a message from beyond the grave. (01:19)
Chinese cows produce human breast milk, America's population of 100-year-olds doubles, and scientists build a robot that can juggle. (05:05)
Improve or add to the looks of Stephen's MakerBot head on Thingiverse. (00:29)
Stephen signs off with Inescapables. (00:09)
Stephen suggests a giant beard magnet to catch terrorists and interviews Michael Moore by standing outside a building, with a bullhorn. (00:31)
Dale Bryk says the new and improved incandescent light bulbs use less energy and will put a dent in the deficit. (03:59)
Stephen answers Obama's call to entrepreneurs and reviews the State of the Union address with Michael Waldman. (07:38)
Stephen plays with his new Man Handler and Fork Phone inventions. (00:06)
European researchers teach a cybernetic savage how to kill, and scientists in California invent robot skin. (04:23)
Stephen gets to go to a Chinese restaurant for the Jewish high holidays, and Saul Griffith tries to solve global warming. (00:32)
In order to solve global warming, Saul Griffith says we have to change our behaviors, not just our technologies. (05:57)
John Boehner wants to raise the retirement age, a robot communicates with seniors, and Stephen introduces the Old Age Anti-Fraud Helmet. (05:53)
Mark Frauenfelder demonstrates an all-knowing Twitter orb, the most useless machine and a cigar-box guitar. (05:53)
Stephen signs off with the most useless machine. (00:06)
While the Wall Street Journal was ignoring Stephen's contribution to men's fashion, he invented a new kind of pocket. (02:14)