The Colbert Report: Season 8

Oct. 03, 2011

Duration: 30 min/episode

Rated: TV-14

Status: Ended

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Vince GilliganSep. 27, 2012
8 - 154
Jim HoltSep. 26, 2012
8 - 153
Claressa ShieldsSep. 25, 2012
8 - 152
Errol MorrisSep. 20, 2012
8 - 151
Itzhak PerlmanSep. 19, 2012
8 - 150
Jeffrey ToobinSep. 18, 2012
8 - 149
Drew FaustSep. 17, 2012
8 - 148
Ed RendellSep. 07, 2012
8 - 147
Bill RichardsonSep. 06, 2012
8 - 146
Michael GrunwaldSep. 05, 2012
8 - 145
Reihan SalamSep. 04, 2012
8 - 144
James CarvilleAug. 31, 2012
8 - 143
Jon HuntsmanAug. 30, 2012
8 - 142
Jennifer BurnsAug. 29, 2012
8 - 141
Andrew SullivanAug. 28, 2012
8 - 140
The Flaming LipsAug. 16, 2012
8 - 139
SantigoldAug. 15, 2012
8 - 138
Grizzly BearAug. 14, 2012
8 - 137
fun.Aug. 13, 2012
8 - 136
Woody HarrelsonAug. 09, 2012
8 - 135
Liza MundyAug. 08, 2012
8 - 134
Mark ShriverAug. 07, 2012
8 - 133
Pete SeegerAug. 06, 2012
8 - 132
Chris HayesAug. 02, 2012
8 - 131
John GrunsfeldAug. 01, 2012
8 - 130
Jeff KoonsJul. 31, 2012
8 - 129
Joan RiversJul. 30, 2012
8 - 128
Peter WestmacottJul. 26, 2012
8 - 127
Dan GrossJul. 25, 2012
8 - 126
James FallowsJul. 24, 2012
8 - 125
Vikram GandhiJul. 23, 2012
8 - 124
Lisa JacksonJul. 19, 2012
8 - 123
Mayor Annise D. ParkerJul. 18, 2012
8 - 122
NasJul. 17, 2012
8 - 121
Anne-Marie SlaughterJul. 16, 2012
8 - 120
Aaron SorkinJun. 28, 2012
8 - 119
Melinda GatesJun. 27, 2012
8 - 118
Richard FordJun. 26, 2012
8 - 117
Frank DefordJun. 25, 2012
8 - 116
Lawrence KraussJun. 21, 2012
8 - 115
Daniel KlaidmanJun. 20, 2012
8 - 114
Olivia WildeJun. 19, 2012
8 - 113
Paul KrugmanJun. 18, 2012
8 - 112
Steve CollJun. 14, 2012
8 - 111
Greg AllmanJun. 13, 2012
8 - 110
Will AllenJun. 12, 2012
8 - 109
Martin SheenJun. 11, 2012
8 - 108
Regina SpektorJun. 07, 2012
8 - 107
Neil Patrick HarrisJun. 06, 2012
8 - 106
Jill BidenJun. 05, 2012
8 - 105
John LewisJun. 04, 2012
8 - 104
Jack HittMay. 31, 2012
8 - 103
Alan AldaMay. 30, 2012
8 - 102
Charlize TheronMay. 29, 2012
8 - 101
Dr. Francis CollinsMay. 10, 2012
8 - 100
Anna WintourMay. 09, 2012
8 - 99
Michelle AlexanderMay. 08, 2012
8 - 98
Andy CohenMay. 07, 2012
8 - 97
Lena DunhamMay. 03, 2012
8 - 96
Jonathan HaidtMay. 02, 2012
8 - 95
Carne RossMay. 01, 2012
8 - 94
Diane KeatonApr. 30, 2012
8 - 93
Jack WhiteApr. 26, 2012
8 - 92
Michael SandelApr. 25, 2012
8 - 91
Magnus CarlsenApr. 24, 2012
8 - 90
Don McLeroyApr. 23, 2012
8 - 89
Tavis Smiley & Cornel WestApr. 19, 2012
8 - 88
Arianna HuffingtonApr. 18, 2012
8 - 87
Jonah LehrerApr. 17, 2012
8 - 86
Bonnie RaittApr. 16, 2012
8 - 85
James CameronApr. 12, 2012
8 - 84
Michelle ObamaApr. 11, 2012
8 - 83
Richard HershApr. 10, 2012
8 - 82
Bob LutzApr. 09, 2012
8 - 81
Anne RiceApr. 05, 2012
8 - 80
Robert BallardApr. 04, 2012
8 - 79
Nikki HaleyApr. 03, 2012
8 - 78
Gary JohnsonApr. 02, 2012
8 - 77
Peter BeinartMar. 29, 2012
8 - 76
Mark RuffaloMar. 28, 2012
8 - 75
Charles MurrayMar. 27, 2012
8 - 74
David PageMar. 26, 2012
8 - 73
Dexter FilkinsMar. 15, 2012
8 - 72
Mark McKinnonMar. 14, 2012
8 - 71
Andrew BirdMar. 13, 2012
8 - 70
Katherine BooMar. 12, 2012
8 - 69
Don Fleming, Elvis Costello, & Emmylou HarrisMar. 08, 2012
8 - 68
Willem DafoeMar. 07, 2012
8 - 67
Jonathan Safran FoerMar. 06, 2012
8 - 66
Audra McDonaldMar. 05, 2012
8 - 65
Claire DanesMar. 01, 2012
8 - 64
William ShatnerFeb. 29, 2012
8 - 63
Ross EisenbreyFeb. 28, 2012
8 - 62
Peggielene BartelsFeb. 27, 2012
8 - 61
Placido DomingoFeb. 23, 2012
8 - 60
Nancy PelosiFeb. 22, 2012
8 - 59
Robert KaganFeb. 21, 2012
8 - 58
Ann PatchettFeb. 20, 2012
8 - 57
William J. BroadFeb. 14, 2012
8 - 56
Bill McKibbenFeb. 13, 2012
8 - 55
Christiane AmanpourFeb. 02, 2012
8 - 54
Ameena MatthewsFeb. 01, 2012
8 - 53
BjörkJan. 31, 2012
8 - 52
Laurence H. TribeJan. 30, 2012
8 - 51
Drew BarrymoreJan. 26, 2012
8 - 50
Terry GrossJan. 25, 2012
8 - 49
Andrew SullivanJan. 24, 2012
8 - 48
Bruce Bueno De MesquitaJan. 23, 2012
8 - 47
Carrie Rebora BarrattJan. 19, 2012
8 - 46
David FrumJan. 18, 2012
8 - 45
Jennifer GranholmJan. 17, 2012
8 - 44
Scott DouglasJan. 16, 2012
8 - 43
Mike AllenJan. 12, 2012
8 - 42
George StephanopoulosJan. 11, 2012
8 - 41
Bill MoyersJan. 10, 2012
8 - 40
Melissa Harris-PerryJan. 09, 2012
8 - 39
Steve CaseJan. 05, 2012
8 - 38
John HeilemannJan. 04, 2012
8 - 37
Sen. Bernie SandersJan. 03, 2012
8 - 36
Daniel CraigDec. 15, 2011
8 - 35
Raymond OdiernoDec. 14, 2011
8 - 34
Mark WhitakerDec. 13, 2011
8 - 33
Samuel L. JacksonDec. 12, 2011
8 - 32
Jack AbramoffDec. 08, 2011
8 - 31
David HallbergDec. 07, 2011
8 - 30
The Black KeysDec. 06, 2011
8 - 29
Jimmie JohnsonDec. 05, 2011
8 - 28
Richard BransonDec. 01, 2011
8 - 27
Stephen SondheimNov. 30, 2011
8 - 26
TinariwenNov. 29, 2011
8 - 25
Siddhartha MukherjeeNov. 28, 2011
8 - 24
Susan OrleanNov. 17, 2011
8 - 23
Chris MatthewsNov. 16, 2011
8 - 22
Elijah WoodNov. 15, 2011
8 - 21
Thomas ThwaitesNov. 14, 2011
8 - 20
Brian EnoNov. 10, 2011
8 - 19
Father James MartinNov. 09, 2011
8 - 18
Seth MeyersNov. 08, 2011
8 - 17
Niall FergusonNov. 07, 2011
8 - 16
Nathan WolfeNov. 03, 2011
8 - 15
Michael PollanNov. 02, 2011
8 - 14
Yo-Yo MaNov. 01, 2011
8 - 13
Neil MacGregorOct. 31, 2011
8 - 12
Toby KeithOct. 27, 2011
8 - 11
Taylor BranchOct. 26, 2011
8 - 10
Susan SaladoffOct. 25, 2011
8 - 9
Jon HuntsmanOct. 24, 2011
8 - 8
ColdplayOct. 20, 2011
8 - 7
Ali SoufanOct. 19, 2011
8 - 6
Steven PinkerOct. 18, 2011
8 - 5
Harry BelafonteOct. 17, 2011
8 - 4
Jason AmerineOct. 06, 2011
8 - 3
Black StarOct. 05, 2011
8 - 2
John LithgowOct. 04, 2011
8 - 1
Jerome GroopmanOct. 03, 2011

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.