who do you prefer? i watch the daily show as often as possible, but sometimes i skip over colbert because his act can get a bit annoying after a while. he's still brilliant, though, and i have yet to read 'i am america and so can you.' but based on wit and entertainment, i have to go with jon stewart.
jon stewart or stephen colbert
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Ain't got a monkeys who yers on about but seeing as i was at school with a Jon Stewart and he was as dodgy and slimy as they come i'll go for yer Colbert dude![]()
johnny wrote: Ain't got a monkeys who yers on about but seeing as i was at school with a Jon Stewart and he was as dodgy and slimy as they come i'll go for yer Colbert dude
you get the daily show on sky, so there's no excuse! ![]()
Hate Colbert (for obvious reasons), and I can like the Daily Show... but sometimes Jon's slant of humour does irritate me. Wish he could be a little more middle-of-the-road when it came to politics... if he were then he would be hilarious.
he's not as biased as you think. stewart rips paul begala and that little shit tucker carlson a new one on crossfire:
Stewart usually, but I rarely get to watch either one (last time I saw Stewart, Musharraf was the guest!)
really liked a young Colbert in the comedy series Exit 57 though!
AgentWood wrote: he's not as biased as you think. stewart rips paul begala and that little shit tucker carlson a new one on crossfire:
While Jon does have a similar disdain for the Press as I do (especially Crossfire, I mean who wears a polka dot bow-tie with a checkered shirt!!??), he is definetely left of center. It could be possible that this Republican presidency has more material for him and he would do the same to a Democrat president... but I'll have to watch then to find if that is so....
biggyinthecorner wrote: I know a guy called John Stewart and he's one of the finest men you could ever meet.
He didn't happen to take the place of Green Lantern for sometime did he?
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