- Original release
- Previous episode S05E43 - Show #0905
- Number S05E44
- Country United States
- Genres Comedy, Talk Show
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Show #0906
The greatest six minutes in Late Show history: When the Top Ten card is missing, Dave runs out of the theater, is hit by a cab, runs into Al Roker, and goes into Flashdancers and takes the card off one of the strippers. Shortly afterwards, Paul, missing his sheet music for the Top Ten, runs out of the theater, is hit by a tour bus, runs into Regis Philbin, and goes into the NY Stock Exchange, where he finds his sheet music on the floor. Just as Dave begins the Top Ten, Biff is missing his headset, so he runs out of the theater, is hit by a police horse, runs into Gavin MacLeod, and goes into a Burger King to grab a headset off a sales clerk. When he finally returns, there is no time left for the Top Ten.
From his 'Colbert Report' character to his current role as host of 'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert', Stephen Colbert's sharp wit, satirical humor, and engaging persona have never failed to entertain. If you're a fan of comedy blended with current affairs discussions or simply enjoy a good talk show, 'The Late Show With Stephen Colbert' is the perfect addition to your BetaSeries watchlist.
Since its debut in 2015, this CBS gem has continuously captivated audiences worldwide. The show runs four days a week from Monday through Thursday and features interviews with prominent figures from various walks of life - actors, athletes, politicians, comics, artists and musicians - all while keeping viewers updated on current events. But it's not just about the guests; what sets this show apart is its focus on satirizing U.S. politics under the guidance of celebrated hosts like Jon Stewart and Tom Purcell.
The show's success isn't just anecdotal - it's been the highest-rated U.S. late-night talk show for seven consecutive seasons as of 2023! Its popularity among younger audiences is particularly noteworthy. College students and young men aged 18-34 find themselves drawn to Colbert's distinct blend of humor and commentary. It's no surprise given how adeptly he manages to discuss serious topics in an accessible manner.
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