Keith Olbermann on The Colbert Report! NOW!
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Tue Mar-14-06 11:47 PM
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Keith Olbermann on The Colbert Report! NOW! |
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Edited on Tue Mar-14-06 11:48 PM by Up2Late
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Tue Mar-14-06 11:49 PM
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1. "Let's take this outside" |
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"Bill O'Reilly is an Idiot!"
Love KO :)
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Tue Mar-14-06 11:50 PM
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KO is destroying O'Reilly, and Colbert is parodying O'Reilly's persona so well it's fantastic!
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Tue Mar-14-06 11:53 PM
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3. Seemed a little strained at times |
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Kind of made me uncomfortable at a few points...
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Tue Mar-14-06 11:58 PM
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4. How so? I thought it when well... |
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BTW: The rest of this show was well worth watching too.
I'd give tonight an 8 out of 10 :evilgrin:
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Wed Mar-15-06 12:01 AM
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5. They seemed to cross signals at times |
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Keith seemed to have the same issue I have - sometimes Colbert is a little too hyper and a little to enthusiastic in his fake O'Liely rhetoric. I know you love Colbert so I assume you will completely disagree with me - C'est la vie :shrug:
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Wed Mar-15-06 12:07 AM
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6. Yeah, Colbert was a bit more "over the top" tonight, but I thought... |
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...he (KO) got the joke and he got to be a LOT more honest in what he said than if it had been a "real" interview, what ever that means these days.
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Wed Mar-15-06 12:15 AM
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7. I guess I mostly agree |
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I could see Keith trying very hard to adjust to Colbert's hyper behavior. He did get to speak his mind but I would prefer that Colbert turn off the character for the interviews as I often see that wrinkled brow as his guests try to figure out how to "mesh" with what he is doing. It's just a little nerve wracking to me.
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Wed Mar-15-06 01:34 AM
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9. Colbert is always in character. It's not that I don't love the guy... |
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Wed Mar-15-06 01:31 AM
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8. kick - repeat starting now |
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