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New Hampshire Republicans propose that all new legislation include a direct quote from the Magna Carta, the declaration of rights of English barons. (05:49)
The Fox News team soldiers on in its Iowa caucus coverage despite the loss of basic mental functions, and CNN debuts its tricky flick technology. (03:42)
Stephen reads from The Colbert Report's book of bedtime stories and signs off. (01:09)
Elijah Wood talks about the extensive Antarctic training he endured to play a penguin in "Happy Feet Two." (06:12)
Stephen says goodnight and renders himself invisible by donning the One Ring. (00:07)
$2 billion goes missing from a major bank, and David Copperfield explores the science of illusion. (00:26)
Jimmy Fallon and Stephen find a way to share their fun, private memories of friendship with the world. (06:03)
David Copperfield explores the art and science of illusion and talks about "gut magic." (05:42)
Stephen performs a magic trick and says goodnight. (00:18)
Michael Moore describes the defining moment that transformed him from a quiet kid into an outspoken social critic. (05:58)
In order to get the soft tooth market back up, kids must reduce baby teeth inventory and stop losing teeth. (03:04)
Stephen unclenches his sphincter when he realizes a government color chart no longer validates his paranoia. (04:38)
Wade Graham reveals what American gardens in closets with grow lights say about the culture. (05:28)
Stephen still doesn't have an invitation to the royal wedding, but he's going anyway. (00:20)
Piers Gibbon was oddly offended when he learned that cannibals in New Guinea had never eaten a white man. (06:10)
Julie Taymor agrees that her version of "The Tempest" is "Lost" meets Harry Potter. (06:24)
Whoever has the cursed monkey paw, stop wishing you could do something to help the people in the Gulf. (02:54)
Please send your spare cursed monkeys' paws Stephen's way -- he's got a bit of a zombie problem. (00:15)
Stephen performs magic tricks to show how the Democrats are trying to pass health care reform. (04:18)
Arthur Benjamin loves to combine his passions of math and magic to do "mathemagics." (06:43)