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Steve Martin plays with the Steep Canyon Rangers in this exclusive performance. (03:13)
Dr. House's photo sits proudly on Stephen's shelf in a place of honor, next to his coin purse made from a bull's scrotum. (02:28)
The best way to spread wrist awareness is by getting a WristStrong bracelet to Pope Benedict XVI. (04:17)
Dogs help fight diabetes, chocolate milk replaces sports drinks, and swearing after an injury alleviates pain. (05:28)
The New York Times drops to its knees in a back alley for 20 bucks like the rest of us. (04:18)
If Alan Greenspan could do for Stephen's bracelets what he did for secured short term lending through federal repurchasing agreements, can you imagine how great that would be? (4:48)
Economists are saying that our first president, George Washington, is no better than Canada's first president, a duck. (2:28)
Stephen has nothing against the other Emmy nominees -- except Jon Stewart. (4:19)
Stephen Colbert was felled by a wall that was too lazy to stand up for itself -- the floor. (6:31)
Stephen Colbert's wrist is free at last. (2:18)
This story is about more than just Stephen's wrist injury -- it's about America's wrist injury. (1:27)
Stephen thinks the e-collar his doctor instructed him to wear is totally unnecessary. (0:44)
Stephen tries to introduce the show but freaks out. He can't find his camera and he can't find his pills. (0:15)
Stephen is having a few problems with prescription painkillers. He's hearing voices and having hallucinations like bats and the resignation of Karl Rove. (2:38)
Stephen warns us about loose monkeys, bats that set off fire alarms, an androgynous panda bear and Karl Rove. (5:49)
Stephen reminds us to treasure our wrists and keep them strong. (4:48)
The master of the metacarpals, Dr. Jerry Vizzone, joins Stephen to talk about wrist violence. (5:45)
Stephen proves that since America did not lose to Italy, we are in fact co-champions of the World Cup. (3:52)