The Colbert Report: Season 2

Jan. 09, 2006

Duration: 30 min/episode

Rated: TV-14

Status: Ended

Episodes
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2 - 161
Chris Funk, Robert SchneiderDec. 20, 2006
2 - 160
Deepak ChopraDec. 19, 2006
2 - 159
Jack WelchDec. 18, 2006
2 - 158
Daniel PinchbeckDec. 14, 2006
2 - 157
Doris Kearns GoodwinDec. 13, 2006
2 - 156
Dan SavageDec. 12, 2006
2 - 155
Dr. Peter SingerDec. 11, 2006
2 - 154
Dr. Francis S. CollinsDec. 07, 2006
2 - 153
John SextonDec. 06, 2006
2 - 152
Steven D. LevittDec. 05, 2006
2 - 151
Will WrightDec. 04, 2006
2 - 150
Mike LupicaNov. 30, 2006
2 - 149
Nora EphronNov. 29, 2006
2 - 148
Harry ShearerNov. 28, 2006
2 - 147
Jim LehrerNov. 27, 2006
2 - 146
Richard LinklaterNov. 16, 2006
2 - 145
Al Franken/Dr. Michael NovacekNov. 15, 2006
2 - 144
Jeff SwartzNov. 14, 2006
2 - 143
Dan RatherNov. 13, 2006
2 - 142
Dean KamenNov. 09, 2006
2 - 141
Jeff GreenfieldNov. 08, 2006
2 - 140
Indecision 2006 Election CoverageNov. 07, 2006
2 - 139
Mark HalperinNov. 06, 2006
2 - 138
Ronald Reagan Jr.Nov. 02, 2006
2 - 137
Penn JilletteNov. 01, 2006
2 - 136
Tim RobbinsOct. 31, 2006
2 - 135
Barry ManilowOct. 30, 2006
2 - 134
Dr. Peter AgreOct. 19, 2006
2 - 133
David KuoOct. 18, 2006
2 - 132
Richard DawkinsOct. 17, 2006
2 - 131
Barry ScheckOct. 16, 2006
2 - 130
Gov. Brian SchweitzerOct. 12, 2006
2 - 129
George LucasOct. 11, 2006
2 - 128
Ariel LevyOct. 10, 2006
2 - 127
Randy NewmanOct. 09, 2006
2 - 126
Amy GoodmanOct. 05, 2006
2 - 125
Senator Byron DorganOct. 04, 2006
2 - 124
Andy SternOct. 03, 2006
2 - 123
Michael LewisOct. 02, 2006
2 - 122
Steve WozniakSep. 28, 2006
2 - 121
Lowell BergmanSep. 27, 2006
2 - 120
Ted DansonSep. 26, 2006
2 - 119
Arianna HuffingtonSep. 25, 2006
2 - 118
Daniel EllsbergSep. 21, 2006
2 - 117
James CarvilleSep. 20, 2006
2 - 116
Frank RichSep. 19, 2006
2 - 115
Will PowerSep. 18, 2006
2 - 114
Bill SimmonsSep. 14, 2006
2 - 113
Ken JenningsSep. 13, 2006
2 - 112
Toby KeithSep. 12, 2006
2 - 111
Martin ShortSep. 11, 2006
2 - 110
Janna LevinAug. 24, 2006
2 - 109
Gideon YagoAug. 23, 2006
2 - 108
Paul KrugmanAug. 22, 2006
2 - 107
Geoffrey NunbergAug. 21, 2006
2 - 106
Neil YoungAug. 17, 2006
2 - 105
Morgan SpurlockAug. 16, 2006
2 - 104
David GergenAug. 15, 2006
2 - 103
Ramesh PonnuruAug. 14, 2006
2 - 102
Eli PariserAug. 10, 2006
2 - 101
Alexandra RobbinsAug. 09, 2006
2 - 100
Bill RhodenAug. 08, 2006
2 - 99
Paul Hackett IIIAug. 03, 2006
2 - 98
Linda HirshmanAug. 02, 2006
2 - 97
Peter BeinartAug. 01, 2006
2 - 96
Ned LamontJul. 31, 2006
2 - 95
Joe QuesadaJul. 27, 2006
2 - 94
Neal KatyalJul. 26, 2006
2 - 93
William DonohueJul. 25, 2006
2 - 92
Howell RainesJul. 24, 2006
2 - 91
Tom BrokawJul. 20, 2006
2 - 90
Joe ScarboroughJul. 19, 2006
2 - 89
Dhani JonesJul. 18, 2006
2 - 88
Lee SilverJul. 17, 2006
2 - 87
Ron SuskindJul. 13, 2006
2 - 86
Mort ZuckermanJul. 12, 2006
2 - 85
Tony HawkJul. 11, 2006
2 - 84
Amy SedarisJul. 10, 2006
2 - 83
Christopher NoxonJun. 29, 2006
2 - 82
Robert BaerJun. 28, 2006
2 - 81
Chris MatthewsJun. 27, 2006
2 - 80
Marc BowdenJun. 26, 2006
2 - 79
Douglas BrinkleyJun. 22, 2006
2 - 78
Bay BuchananJun. 21, 2006
2 - 77
Bart EhrmanJun. 20, 2006
2 - 76
Gustavo ArellanoJun. 19, 2006
2 - 75
Michael PollanJun. 15, 2006
2 - 74
David SirotaJun. 14, 2006
2 - 73
Tim FlanneryJun. 13, 2006
2 - 72
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.Jun. 12, 2006
2 - 71
Steven JohnsonJun. 08, 2006
2 - 70
Steven SquyresJun. 07, 2006
2 - 69
Christiane AmanpourJun. 06, 2006
2 - 68
Stone PhillipsJun. 05, 2006
2 - 67
Ted DaeschlerMay. 18, 2006
2 - 66
Jonathan AlterMay. 17, 2006
2 - 65
Tyson SlocumMay. 16, 2006
2 - 64
Kevin PhillipsMay. 15, 2006
2 - 63
Madeleine AlbrightMay. 11, 2006
2 - 62
Bill BastoneMay. 10, 2006
2 - 61
Frank RichMay. 09, 2006
2 - 60
Shere HiteMay. 08, 2006
2 - 59
Rick ReillyMay. 04, 2006
2 - 58
Paul RieckhoffMay. 03, 2006
2 - 57
Gov. Mike HuckabeeMay. 02, 2006
2 - 56
Jon MeachamMay. 01, 2006
2 - 55
Bill KristolApr. 27, 2006
2 - 54
Sebastian JungerApr. 26, 2006
2 - 53
Sam HarrisApr. 25, 2006
2 - 52
Hugh HewittApr. 24, 2006
2 - 51
Ralph NaderApr. 20, 2006
2 - 50
Caitlin FlanaganApr. 19, 2006
2 - 49
Anthony RomeroApr. 18, 2006
2 - 48
Reza AslanApr. 17, 2006
2 - 47
Markos MoulitsasApr. 06, 2006
2 - 46
Harvey MansfieldApr. 05, 2006
2 - 45
Rev. Jesse JacksonApr. 04, 2006
2 - 44
Michael SmerconishApr. 03, 2006
2 - 43
Robert GreenwaldMar. 30, 2006
2 - 42
Bruce BartlettMar. 29, 2006
2 - 41
Michael BrownMar. 28, 2006
2 - 40
Sen. Gary HartMar. 27, 2006
2 - 39
John KasichMar. 23, 2006
2 - 38
Dan SenorMar. 22, 2006
2 - 37
Steve KroftMar. 21, 2006
2 - 36
Connie ChungMar. 20, 2006
2 - 35
Frank VincentMar. 16, 2006
2 - 34
Al FrankenMar. 15, 2006
2 - 33
Keith OlbermannMar. 14, 2006
2 - 32
Christopher BuckleyMar. 13, 2006
2 - 31
Lorraine BraccoMar. 09, 2006
2 - 30
James WebbMar. 08, 2006
2 - 29
Norman OrnsteinMar. 07, 2006
2 - 28
Bob SchiefferMar. 06, 2006
2 - 27
Jeffrey SachsMar. 02, 2006
2 - 26
Arianna HuffingtonMar. 01, 2006
2 - 25
Brett O'DonnellFeb. 28, 2006
2 - 24
Tony CampoloFeb. 27, 2006
2 - 23
David BrooksFeb. 23, 2006
2 - 22
Michael Eric DysonFeb. 22, 2006
2 - 21
Lama Surya DasFeb. 21, 2006
2 - 20
George PackerFeb. 09, 2006
2 - 19
Alan DershowitzFeb. 08, 2006
2 - 18
James WoolseyFeb. 07, 2006
2 - 17
Sen. Barbara BoxerFeb. 06, 2006
2 - 16
Christine Todd WhitmanFeb. 02, 2006
2 - 15
Emily YoffeFeb. 01, 2006
2 - 14
Dave MarashJan. 31, 2006
2 - 13
Annie DukeJan. 30, 2006
2 - 12
Paul BegalaJan. 26, 2006
2 - 11
Norah VincentJan. 25, 2006
2 - 10
Robin GivhanJan. 24, 2006
2 - 9
David GregoryJan. 23, 2006
2 - 8
Nina TotenbergJan. 19, 2006
2 - 7
Frank McCourtJan. 18, 2006
2 - 6
Andrew SullivanJan. 17, 2006
2 - 5
George StephanopoulosJan. 16, 2006
2 - 4
Ken MillerJan. 12, 2006
2 - 3
John StosselJan. 11, 2006
2 - 2
Carl BernsteinJan. 10, 2006
2 - 1
Nancy GraceJan. 09, 2006

The Colbert Report is an American satirical late night television program that airs Monday through Thursday on Comedy Central. It stars political humorist Stephen Colbert, a former correspondent for The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. The Colbert Report is a spin-off from and counterpart to The Daily Show that comments on politics and the media in a similar way. It satirizes conservative personality-driven political pundit programs, particularly Fox News' The O'Reilly Factor. The show focuses on a fictional anchorman character named Stephen Colbert, played by his real-life namesake. The character, described by Colbert as a "well-intentioned, poorly informed, high-status idiot", is a caricature of televised political pundits. The Colbert Report has been nominated for seven Primetime Emmy Awards each in 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, and 2012, two Television Critics Association Awards Awards, and two Satellite Awards. In 2013, it won two Emmys. It has been presented as non-satirical journalism in several instances, including by the Tom DeLay Legal Defense Trust and by Robert Wexler following his interview on the program. The Report received considerable media coverage following its debut on October 17, 2005, for Colbert's coining of the term "truthiness", which dictionary publisher Merriam-Webster named its 2006 Word of the Year.