Who will win this Thursday when they meet up? First Colbert is guest on "the Factor" Followed by O'Reilly on as guest on "Colbert Report".
Mods please don't bump this to politics. Thanks
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Who will win this Thursday when they meet up? First Colbert is guest on "the Factor" Followed by O'Reilly on as guest on "Colbert Report".
Mods please don't bump this to politics. Thanks
I haven't got a clue of what game they are playing??? one show is fictional and the other not???
As long as the posts don't get into the political forum such as the whole Bush, Iraq.......blah, blah, blah talk. Discuss the show and which you feel is the biggest asshole........all cool.:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Zimzum
Have a good one!:jointsmile:
I can't see where there would be a winner or loser from a comedian and a political talk shock jock. Which brings me back to the asshole theory.
Have a good one!:jointsmile:
bill relies on being a bully with a selfcentered do as i tell you to do point of view.
colbert? witty man with a sense of humor that if unleashed, unchecked, could put bill at his mercy.
When bill gets mad he tries to intimidate.
when colbert gets mad he tends to use wit, humor, and intelligence, to see his way through it.
dai*ma:stoned:
I think more or less, this whole deal about all these comedic politicians versus the more serious ones hating one another is a big behind the scenes charade they all put on as a publicity scandal.
I tend to connect dots that don't need to be connected. But it does seem like a lot more is going on here than a "we hate each other, we are gonna battle" kinda thing.
colbert is just as self-centered. both of their reasoning is circular and arrogant.Quote:
Originally Posted by daima
colbert has sarcasm
bill has a dildo up his ass
sarcasm usually wins laughs over a tight ass
I really don't give a shit about either one of them,,,LOLz...
colbert is funny, o'reilly is a dick.
colbert is young and fresh, o'reilly is old and wrinkly looking, like a dick.
colbert doesn't always take him self 100% seriously, o'reilly is a dick head 100% of the time.
colbert appeals to younger generations by using humor and innuendo and intrigue, o'reilly is boring and his demeanor is limp and flaccid........like his dick.
need i continue?
i watch colbert most of the time he's funny
and he's a sarcastic fucker lol he disses people up with no care
and o'reailly he's just like the people who say "look what weed does to you"
Colbert will probably own the old fart...
colbert is a character. Might be his real name, but he plays a character on it. See him interviewed elsewhere and he acts a bit differently. As far as I know reilly acts like a dick all the time.
wow, i dunno what this is all about but lol... everyone must like colbert..
The whole point is that Stephen Colbert based his character and his show mostly on O'Reilly and his ilk. See Rush Limbaugh.
The Colbert Repor(t) is fucking hilarious, but it's pure satire...as was said above, the talk show host Colbert portrays on his show is just that, a portrayal. Stephen Colbert the man is simply a comedian who's done some great work over the years, and continues to do so.
I expect their meeting to be absolutely hilarious, practically the opposite of what happened when Bill showed up on the Daily Show.
everyone keeps saying that Colbert plays a character. YES, that's a given.
but his character is indeed flawed.
he controls the convo w/ factless wit
and barely lets any guest get talking points
Colbert had the POTENTIAL to be great
to anyone who thinks colbert doesn't let people get their word across, i disagree. His making fun of the issue just makes the issues better expressed, unless it's a crazy right wing bastard in which he just makes fun of them. But of course he doesn't let anyone get a point in, that's exactly what O'Riely does. But to say that there is a huge difference in the shows because colbert's show is just a joke and all opinion and no fact, that is exactly what O'Riely's show is. Colbert doesn't take himself that seriously, you'd know this if you saw him in his second city days when he'd come talk to the fans after performances.
Honestly, I think stephen colbert is hilarious.....but he can't do a 'face off' type of thing like with Bill O Reilly.
Stephen Colbert gets flustered alot in tight situations and isn't always on the winning end. I have seen womens rights activists tear him a new one...not to mention the pen&teller book thing.
I hope for Stephen to pull it out. If I ever saw bill O Reilly on the street, i would probably call him a pussy and challenge him to a fight....and I am conservative!
Colbert is good at his job of entertaining the masses and O'Rielly is good at his job of appealing to the Retarded. People that pay attention to either one are the ones that need help.
I like Colbert's tongue in cheek comedy. O'Reilly is a sexual predator, and an idiot to boot.
I knew the sesx thing would come up... did you see when he propositioned Janet Jameson???Quote:
Originally Posted by Perp
for some reason I never got into Colbert even from his Daily Report days... O'Reilly turned into a hypocrite in my eyes...
When you think of it as a culture war you got 2 of the biggest icons out there going for it head to head. I loved how pissed off O'reilly got when he went on Letterman show, twice.
O'Reilly going to get his ass handed to him
Stephen Colbert is the reincarnation of Jesus.
I'm pretty sure that the conversations on the show are scripted. Although he might write it I'm not sure. I like the show but I'm pretty sure the interviews are all scripted.Quote:
Originally Posted by xblackdogx
colbert all the way
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Originally Posted by Psycho4Bud
The only way Bill will win is if he brings a bear onto the show... Stephen will run for the hills.
Bill is a pompous ass hat who thinks he's right all of the time... Stephen is a pompous sexy man who KNOWS he's right all of the time. But of course, that's just the Stephen Colbert character talking, IRL, Colbert is a really funny and down to earth guy, so I've heard.
I can't wait.
Both of them are just stooges for their respected parties. I am pretty sure that you have to sign over your soul when you enter the political arena anyway (at least in the US).
I don't think I would call Stephen Colbert "gracious" or "down to earth".
He mentions watching news programs in the back of his limo all the time.
I like him just as much as everyone else, but his head has been swelling lately.