Hitting him with "Nah, it's just close to your name" then tagging it by sipping from the mug with his name on it that she'd JUST teased him about a few moments before...So good. She's so good.
That was a stone cold chuckle. She managed to loop back to a previous laugh in an improvised conversation. You just can't let those opportunities pass.
This is some straight-up deadpan Aussie humor. Not quite as wry or self-effacing as Kiwi but absolutely brilliant. I'm really looking forward to seeing her in person on her tour this summer!!
Loving how she knocked Stephen out of his sobriety; had to wait until his funnies within stopped giggling when she said: You have your name on your mug-That's Needy with a look that'd pin him to the wall. Her description of how her mom mother is so classic, I feel for many of us born in 1950's, where Queen's E's role modeling of how to treat your own: send 'em all away to strangers in boarding schools to ensure they are all attachment disordered & unable to read the room, speak truthfully or realize they stink like sewer rats. Pretty sure Madagascar-ians are unique in humour & life experiences being REMOTELY connected, that's 8976 km to Oz, especially it's 2021-22 deadly STATE regime war against it's own. As if culture is stagnantly linked to Islanders, away from
@@MidnightRambler I am not ALLOWED to write here what I want to say to you. No doubt that is due to you and your co-syncopaths and your "Making of America Great Again". FO
Most of the time when Colbert is interviewing people, even other comedians, he comes off as the one who's smarter, and quicker on his feet from an improv standpoint. He's usually the one catching the other person off guard with the punchline. So the way that Hannah Gadsby keeps catching HIM completely off guard in this clip is pretty insane to watch. She literally must be a genius at comedy
Or just a genius in general, haha. She's incredible. I think she has no consideration for the fidgety business of celebrity and putting on a show for the public, in terms of being someone you're not. She talks a lot about being on the spectrum, and I think that she really accentuates that it is a true gift to be neurodivergent, especially in a community that subsists on fakery, like show business often does. She never seems to be worrying about camera angles or what the public will think in the same way as neurotypical folks might do.
Hannah is awesome. You can tell she is tough and doesn't try to impress anyone, just like her mum. She is almost more of a truth teller than typical comedian. She was going to quit comedy, but then her truth telling just blew up, and was one of the most successful netflix comedy specials ever (Nanette) Thank you Hannah
@@TMWriting Why isn’t it? She turned her struggles and life experiences into a teaching opportunity, and has become popular enough to make a good living off of it. She benefits. Her audience benefits. Sounds like a win-win to me.
I've been seeing Hannah on local TV here in Australia for many years, as a standup comedian, in other TV shows, and for her art history TV series, "Nakedy Nudes". When she hit the international stage it was totally deserved and seeing her rip Stephen like this had me in stitches.
I just cannot see how some people say Hannah Gadsby is not funny. She is one of the funniest comedians I have ever seen, and in a very natural and unforced way. She is truly brilliant, and takes one on a journey with her that draws you in, tumbles you through the laundry of life, and leaves you limp on the clothes line afterwards.
Both of them are intellectuals, and what both of them do asks an audience to see layers in the satire and to keep up, and that’s sadly more intelligence and education than most folks who live here in Central Ohio can muster.
She also just does not care if you don't think she's funny. Not one single solitary f**k is given on that issue. This is a key part of the charm in her comedy.
Probably the MOST Australian comedian ever... It'san aussie thing... very very dry as the desert wit. I know many people just like her (incl my husband). I'm actually surprised she is so big in the US!
It's so brilliant that she made a joke about him being needy for having his name on the cup in her mother's character and then jabbed him again about cobalt being close to his name and then drinking from the cup to bring it all full circle. I don't know how many people are gonna get that joke but it's just brilliant.
Ahhhh we thought Stephen was arrogant for having his name on a mug... but get you thinking you're the only one who understands a really quite clear joke.
@@amandadublin3129 "I don't know how many people" doesn't sound like I thought I was the only one at all. But keep up the great work 👍 Treating complete strangers on TH-cam like trash for no apparent reason sure is a sign you're going places.
@@rileymcphee9429 I hate to explain a joke but I compared your comment in terms of arrogance to Stephen having his name on a mug. Hannah was clearly just poking a little fun at Stephen with that comment and didn't think he was actually arrogant. By proxy, me comparing your comment to that was light heartedly pointing out that you'd just explained a pretty obvious joke to the whole comment section with the assumption that most people wouldn't get it. Unless of course, by saying "I don't know how many" you were actually referring to the fact you assumed a huge number of people would get it, but how huge? Well that you don't know. Though, that feels like a slight misuse of the idiom.
Or just a series for Hannah Gadsby to do whatever she wants as long as she is just being her awesome self on cam for us to be a part of it so we can support her!
I think this is funny to many of us because we can relate so deeply. And our moms are not necessarily bad moms or bad people, they just have sh*t to get done
@@williampowell15 I mean, that's like, your opinion. She's clearly famous enough that a ton of ppl do find her funny but go and find a comedian you like and watch their interview instead.
@@hilariekelly yes he would. Most people who know about comedy know she is not funny and is a side bar on the culture wars. How did her follow up special go? It didn't because she used her supposed victim hood to get famous. Is that a funny I interview? No.
Nah somebody got triggered because she called out their inflammatory wording in her special Culture wars is just one of those terms 😂 „most people“ …likely your relatives, also the other 5 people in your village and the other 5 locals involved in the culture war we can now spot these individuals from a mile away and cross the street, thank god for constantly making yourself known She is funny and successful and you calling her unfunny is even funnier 😁
I got to see Hannah Gadsby's show Doug in Oxford before the pandemic after watching Nanette on Netflix. It was one of the best comedy shows I've seen - she is so knowledgeable and I love how she brings disparate ideas together in a unique way. I definitely hope to see her again live one day.
Hannah is a joy and I wish she’d just do a two hour special ripping apart classic art cause the small segment she does during her special “Douglas” just isn’t enough..the combination of humor mixed with her actual historical knowledge is a freaking joy to behold
She does have three of those, very old art criticisms on TH-cam - you may already know this, just putting it here in case. :) I wish there were more, but unfortunately her entire TH-cam channel last I looked was just those three videos.
@@marciamcdevitt964 they are simultaneously brilliant and just laugh out loud funny. This woman is peeling back the layers and showing what art was/is really revealing about humans in society. She is a genius.
Love Hannah! Such a quick wit and funny. She needs more platforms to shine. I enjoy rewatching the Netflix specials because her presentation never gets old.
That was brilliant! Thank you, TH-cam, for making it possible to replay this hilarious segment again and again - and again! Stephen was barely keeping up and keeping it together which is always a proof of quality, to my mind. 😁
Be prepared, it's pretty emotionally challenging. She's been through some extremely stuff. Many say they laughed and cried, and it was worth the journey. :)
I really 🧡 enjoyed the full interview and I really enjoy watching guests make Stephen 🤣😂🤣 LAUGH 🤍 HARD! Thank you for turning me on to Hannah Gadsby. This was one of the most enjoyable interviews. I like comedy a lot. I hope when I find out more about her that I like her is much. 😁😆😃
Hannah is hilarious! So funny and clever. "Got your own name on your mug? How needy." 🤣 Hope she can come back soon. Just a suggestion but how about a Late Show comedy special with John Oliver and Hannah Gadsby to start?
HANNAH GATSBY! I discovered her while I was sheltered in place and I’ve been obsessed ever since. I love her neurodiversity and how open she is about how her brain works. Keep being you Hannah!!!
I feel like the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Splinter reference sailed right by Mr. Colbert >.< He may know his Renaissance artists, but are you really cultured if you don't know the TMNT?
@@wormpatrol Yeah, I was in my early 20s... so I know the turtles and a catchphrase or two... but I saw maybe 2 episodes when babysitting or from a friend's younger sibling. I think Colbert is like 3 years older than I am.
No she’s not, well rehearsed. Everything is scripted. She said so. Very aware of her boundaries. She’s fascinating to understand. She’s always truthful. She has no reason to lie.
I love the audience’s reaction to this. It’s so Australian! Aussie’s, particularly of a certain generation don’t react well to brilliance. “You like attention don’t you?” And certainly don’t do open demonstrations of affection - “ I fed you didn’t I?” It’s great that the American audience who we see as painfully emotional and serious got this.
@@jonathanbaird Carlin was hilarious almost every single second on stage. So was Pryor. Comedians are supposed to make you laugh about the evil or absurd of life. She just talks about it on stage completely serious. It’s like paying someone to make you more depressed about life.
@@Primenumber19 I and others laughed plenty during both of Hannah's specials. Her commentary on art history is especially fantastic. She isn't your cup of tea, and that's okay. Move on and find something else to make you happy.
Go Hannah! Cobalt & Colbert do sound similar, I thought the exact same thing before you said it. Go Aussie, so proud. It's refreshing to have a guest say pretty much what most people would not dare to utter, due to social norms.
Aussies of a certain age will get this: "I said pet, I said love ..." We're both Tasmanian and my wife added: Aussies from a certain island state will recognise Hannah's mum immediately. Doesn't she just remind you of people you've known?
I had never heard of her, but I am hooked now. Gonna find her shows and likely buy her book. I'd bet it's as funny as "And So It Goes" by Linda Ellerbee, a book I still chuckle at decades later.
As someone who loves both the proto-Renaissance AND the Ninja Turtles, I’m going to treasure that joke for decades. Also the bit with her mum was eviscerating, phew.
She is SAVAGE and Stephen loves it! She has me in stitches.. the numbers of ice-jokes and the ending.. Of course you call it cobolt, itäs closer to your name. Slam, dunk :)
@@moopower800 *mainstream television audience Hannah and other intelligent comedians do just fine here in the States. The people who score show tickets during their vacation to NYC are always going to be a bit of a mixed bag.
@@av_oid Yeah, there's that contingent, we know all about it. What's interesting is that none of the rest of us feel the need to go to other comedians' YT vids and complain about how "unfunny" they are.
It's nice to see that Stephen Colbert is still continuing to have "comedians" on that reflect the quality the "comedy" on his own show. At least it's all consistently bad. Btw, Your mother is most certainly not the only one who is not impressed with your material Hannah. 😏 - J🃏
I know comedy is like art - super personal and what you think is funny someone else will think is dumb. But good lord I find Hannah Gadsby flipping HILARIOUS. I can't remember the last time I laughed that hard. It's the little moments - the noises, the pauses, the facial expressions, the one note change in her voice when she's dropping a line - it's MAGIC.
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"thats needy" cracked me up, even Stephen almost lost it.
Nothing more I love than a comedian making another comedian really struggle to keep it together ...and with such a casual line too!
Straight up laughed out loud at the mug!
I can so relate. I've met this Australian mother. lol
That was vicious and hilarious. I know people like that.
Right off the bat. She did eat him alive 🤣
When playing her mother, the energy she's throwing at Stephen that says, "Ask me something...I dare you." 😅
Hannah Gadsby is one of my favorite people ever. I’d like to thank her for being who she is. That is all. Good day.
Hitting him with "Nah, it's just close to your name" then tagging it by sipping from the mug with his name on it that she'd JUST teased him about a few moments before...So good. She's so good.
I LITERALLY thought “cobalt” and his name “colbert” were similar, and then Hannah went ahead and said it! I laughed so hard that she saw that too lol
It's an underrated clip for sure lol
#OhSnap.
Of course you would call it cobalt. It's close to you name. .... She nailed. 😆
Yes! And just lightning fast too!
And she finishes it off, by taking the mug with his name on it... 🤣
That was a stone cold chuckle. She managed to loop back to a previous laugh in an improvised conversation. You just can't let those opportunities pass.
And she knows art and color theory, It was more of a Lapis Steven Cobalt 🤣
This is some straight-up deadpan Aussie humor. Not quite as wry or self-effacing as Kiwi but absolutely brilliant. I'm really looking forward to seeing her in person on her tour this summer!!
I saw her "Douglas" show in 2019 and I felt ill from laughing so hard for the entire time. She is amazing!
Loving how she knocked Stephen out of his sobriety; had to wait until his funnies within stopped giggling when she said: You have your name on your mug-That's Needy with a look that'd pin him to the wall. Her description of how her mom mother is so classic, I feel for many of us born in 1950's, where Queen's E's role modeling of how to treat your own: send 'em all away to strangers in boarding schools to ensure they are all attachment disordered & unable to read the room, speak truthfully or realize they stink like sewer rats.
Pretty sure Madagascar-ians are unique in humour & life experiences being REMOTELY connected, that's 8976 km to Oz, especially it's 2021-22 deadly STATE regime war against it's own. As if culture is stagnantly linked to Islanders, away from
Aussie humour is more straight faced take the piss out of you.
She’s neither Aussie nor Kiwi. She’s Tasmanian.
@@jochildress5003 aaaah, that explains her parents then.
They have great chemistry. How Stephen handles the tension is amazing. You can tell that he finds joy in how refreshingly honest Hannah is.
I can never get enough of the open adoration in Colbert's eyes when he looks at Gadsby. You can always tell when he really likes someone.
That's so sweet
He doesn't know what to think!
He's like that with Jacinda Arden too, it's so endearing ❤
It’s a hack admiring another hack
@@MidnightRambler I am not ALLOWED to write here what I want to say to you. No doubt that is due to you and your co-syncopaths and your "Making of America Great Again". FO
I am sooo glad she was on. Every one needs to know about this wonderful and talented person. There is no-one like her. An underrated Aussie legend.
😂 she's cringy
@@karankapoor2701 a little bit; nobody can be honest without being kinda cringe.
@@MrDantyson she's the opposite of funny dude
@@karankapoor2701 oh no we got a Karen here guys, watch out or it'll ask to see your manager
@@emu_warrior I'm not even from America you 🤡
Quote of the Day: “My dad’s fine. He has no emotional landscape.”
My dad is the same. It's like they forgot to install emotions when he was going through the assembly line lol
Same, cept my line (stolen from someone) is; 'emotional bonsai'
@@alexisclements3167 Ah! Stunted!
Could be a fellow Aspie.
@@asaabrahamagulnik574 ya know my sister has aspergers and I wonder if my dad has it too
Most of the time when Colbert is interviewing people, even other comedians, he comes off as the one who's smarter, and quicker on his feet from an improv standpoint. He's usually the one catching the other person off guard with the punchline. So the way that Hannah Gadsby keeps catching HIM completely off guard in this clip is pretty insane to watch. She literally must be a genius at comedy
She is - some of her shows are on Netflix. Highly recommended
Hannah Gadsny and Nicki Minaj kept Colbert on his toes. Lol. I never thought I’d put those two names together, but I LOVE it
Totally insanely brilliant timing
Or just a genius in general, haha. She's incredible. I think she has no consideration for the fidgety business of celebrity and putting on a show for the public, in terms of being someone you're not. She talks a lot about being on the spectrum, and I think that she really accentuates that it is a true gift to be neurodivergent, especially in a community that subsists on fakery, like show business often does. She never seems to be worrying about camera angles or what the public will think in the same way as neurotypical folks might do.
Also, that's not to say that neurotypical folks don't hold similar values. Not trying to shit on any people, but rather the industry, is all.
Hannah is awesome. You can tell she is tough and doesn't try to impress anyone, just like her mum. She is almost more of a truth teller than typical comedian. She was going to quit comedy, but then her truth telling just blew up, and was one of the most successful netflix comedy specials ever (Nanette)
Thank you Hannah
‘Was going to quit comedy until she became an international sensation’ isn’t the high praise you seem to think it is.
@@TMWriting Why isn’t it? She turned her struggles and life experiences into a teaching opportunity, and has become popular enough to make a good living off of it.
She benefits. Her audience benefits. Sounds like a win-win to me.
Her off the cuff jokes were hilarious but subtle. She's a skilled comedian. Like Chris Rock I want to add, just rolling with the punches 😂
@@Junksaint I see what you did there lol
She should try and impress some people. She might actually come out with some good material for once
Hannahhhhh. Thank you for your work! It is very meaningful to me.
I've been seeing Hannah on local TV here in Australia for many years, as a standup comedian, in other TV shows, and for her art history TV series, "Nakedy Nudes". When she hit the international stage it was totally deserved and seeing her rip Stephen like this had me in stitches.
That art history show sounds awesome, but that is a risky title to search at work.
On the ABC that was so good. I loved her talking about Picasso and his misogyny.
I love her art history videos. Absolutely hilarious
And her TED talk th-cam.com/video/87qLWFZManA/w-d-xo.html
I just cannot see how some people say Hannah Gadsby is not funny. She is one of the funniest comedians I have ever seen, and in a very natural and unforced way. She is truly brilliant, and takes one on a journey with her that draws you in, tumbles you through the laundry of life, and leaves you limp on the clothes line afterwards.
Both of them are intellectuals, and what both of them do asks an audience to see layers in the satire and to keep up, and that’s sadly more intelligence and education than most folks who live here in Central Ohio can muster.
She also just does not care if you don't think she's funny. Not one single solitary f**k is given on that issue. This is a key part of the charm in her comedy.
Misogyny
Probably the MOST Australian comedian ever... It'san aussie thing... very very dry as the desert wit. I know many people just like her (incl my husband). I'm actually surprised she is so big in the US!
Yes, I was thinking that when I saw this. Well, I was thinking your first sentence. And I agree with the rest.
She is so great! Coming from me, an old expatriate Aussie, Hannah Gadsby brought me back home in an instant! I can't get enough of her!
She is the quickest and best delivery combination alive today ❤️
It's so brilliant that she made a joke about him being needy for having his name on the cup in her mother's character and then jabbed him again about cobalt being close to his name and then drinking from the cup to bring it all full circle.
I don't know how many people are gonna get that joke but it's just brilliant.
Ahhhh we thought Stephen was arrogant for having his name on a mug... but get you thinking you're the only one who understands a really quite clear joke.
@@amandadublin3129 "I don't know how many people" doesn't sound like I thought I was the only one at all. But keep up the great work 👍
Treating complete strangers on TH-cam like trash for no apparent reason sure is a sign you're going places.
@@rileymcphee9429 I hate to explain a joke but I compared your comment in terms of arrogance to Stephen having his name on a mug. Hannah was clearly just poking a little fun at Stephen with that comment and didn't think he was actually arrogant.
By proxy, me comparing your comment to that was light heartedly pointing out that you'd just explained a pretty obvious joke to the whole comment section with the assumption that most people wouldn't get it.
Unless of course, by saying "I don't know how many" you were actually referring to the fact you assumed a huge number of people would get it, but how huge? Well that you don't know. Though, that feels like a slight misuse of the idiom.
In an interview once she referred to the full circle thing of a joke as "call backs" and them being a part of her signature style
That transformation was incredible. I loved it 🤣
I ordered Hannah Gadsby’s book - the audiobook so I could listen to her read it. The Colbert Bump!
She reads a few bites on the Guilty Feminist podcast ... just saying ;-)
Oh that's a great idea!
@@cnj67 oh, thanks for the tip, i'll have to look that up.
Nanette remains the most brilliant bit of television I have ever seen. I was just expected standup, and got something so much more worthwhile.
Hey Netflix! How about a one hour special of just Hannah and Stephen in conversation?
Stephen will not survive her a whole hour. She will eat him alive.
Omfg I want this so bad.
I want an entire series of deeper dives with different celebrities.
Or just a series for Hannah Gadsby to do whatever she wants as long as she is just being her awesome self on cam for us to be a part of it so we can support her!
I’d watch that on endless loop. Their chemistry is wonderful.
You should all watch Please Like Me. She is great in that. Australian comedy streaming on Hulu. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Please_Like_Me
I think this is funny to many of us because we can relate so deeply. And our moms are not necessarily bad moms or bad people, they just have sh*t to get done
I think it's unfunny to most of us because she is not funny.
@@williampowell15 I mean, that's like, your opinion. She's clearly famous enough that a ton of ppl do find her funny but go and find a comedian you like and watch their interview instead.
@@williampowell15 You say “most of us,” but how would you know? Would Colbert even have her on if a critical mass of folks didn’t like her?
@@hilariekelly yes he would. Most people who know about comedy know she is not funny and is a side bar on the culture wars. How did her follow up special go? It didn't because she used her supposed victim hood to get famous. Is that a funny I interview? No.
Nah somebody got triggered because she called out their inflammatory wording in her special
Culture wars is just one of those terms 😂
„most people“ …likely your relatives, also the other 5 people in your village and the other 5 locals involved in the culture war
we can now spot these individuals from a mile away and cross the street, thank god for constantly making yourself known
She is funny and successful and you calling her unfunny is even funnier 😁
I got to see Hannah Gadsby's show Doug in Oxford before the pandemic after watching Nanette on Netflix. It was one of the best comedy shows I've seen - she is so knowledgeable and I love how she brings disparate ideas together in a unique way. I definitely hope to see her again live one day.
so jelous!
What really impressed me about Douglas was how cohesive and interlinked it was (as well as the fact I did not stop laughing throughout)
Douglas is like an hour-long palindrome. It's the autistic thinking!
Excellent guest and interview! she's awesome.
I love her. One of my favorite humans
Hannah is a joy and I wish she’d just do a two hour special ripping apart classic art cause the small segment she does during her special “Douglas” just isn’t enough..the combination of humor mixed with her actual historical knowledge is a freaking joy to behold
She does have three of those, very old art criticisms on TH-cam - you may already know this, just putting it here in case. :) I wish there were more, but unfortunately her entire TH-cam channel last I looked was just those three videos.
@@marciamcdevitt964 they are simultaneously brilliant and just laugh out loud funny. This woman is peeling back the layers and showing what art was/is really revealing about humans in society. She is a genius.
@@FortheBudgies is
@@marciamcdevitt964weren’t they awesome!
I don't think I've ever heard the term "humor" applied to Hannah Gadsby before
I wish the interview was longer and she got some time to get comfortable. I really appriciate her art
Hannah has a way of sneaking up on you. "Haberdashery abuse" - LOL!
Love Hannah! Such a quick wit and funny. She needs more platforms to shine. I enjoy rewatching the Netflix specials because her presentation never gets old.
Gotta go find Hannah on TH-cam. Never heard of her prior to this interview and now I need MORE.
“I’ve got the loud stick”!!!! Loved it.
She’s a it too quick for dear Steve tonight.
That was brilliant! Thank you, TH-cam, for making it possible to replay this hilarious segment again and again - and again! Stephen was barely keeping up and keeping it together which is always a proof of quality, to my mind. 😁
i bloody love her. her impression of her mum is fantastic, so in character. of course i've never even seen her mum.
If you have not checked out Hannah’s brilliantly hilarious clips about art, they can be found on TH-cam. Worth the search search
I really wish there were way more episodes... I think that's when I fell for her...
@@EricaGamet same
@@EricaGamet I just wrote that earlier. Hannah is truly unique.
Those were anything but hilarious.
Oh, she got him twice! I love this woman.
I love Hannah so much!
She is always so amazing to hear from.
She is brilliant and delightful.
Hannah Gadsby has such a natural humour. She is hilarious without even trying. I love it 😂
She is laconically classically Aussie. I've always loved her style.
Yesss, more Hannah Gadsby content. I love her style, she's one of my favorite comedians
Damn she’s sooo funny! Steven almost broke lol😅
No she’s not
I've never heard of her before. And I absolutely LOVE her style. Next stop watching Nanette.
Be prepared, it's pretty emotionally challenging. She's been through some extremely stuff. Many say they laughed and cried, and it was worth the journey. :)
Don’t forget her other special, Douglas!
@@Apollostowel I loved Douglas.
"IN THE DOG PARK!!!"
🤣
Shes very well known in Australia. I like seeing other people catch on.
She also has a part in "please like me" a series on Netflix.
Best guest ever! Bring her back soon.
I could listen to Hannah Gadsby all day. 🤣
Holy hell! Hannah is flicking brilliant!
She’s a hoot! I loved her stand up specials! “Good on ya”
She is beautiful and I wait for next show. Tangling Colbert’s tongue, not many people can do that
I finally watched Nanette last night. Such an emotional gut punch!
I think she and I had the same mother. She is hilarity itself.
I really 🧡 enjoyed the full interview and I really enjoy watching guests make Stephen 🤣😂🤣 LAUGH 🤍 HARD! Thank you for turning me on to Hannah Gadsby. This was one of the most enjoyable interviews. I like comedy a lot.
I hope when I find out more about her that I like her is much.
😁😆😃
She did a series of art history vids that are on YT. I would love to have more of that from her. Both Nannette and Douglas are both amazing shows.
Both her shows are on Netflix. And her TED talk is clever as you woukd expect th-cam.com/video/87qLWFZManA/w-d-xo.html
Oh Hannah, so smart, so funny, I love listening her!
K D late trolling night?
@K D believe it asshole, I think she's genious
I'm screaming laughing right now I need to see more of her
What a joy to hear a real Aussie voice! She had me falling down laughing…that mother of hers sounds like my mums twin. Thank dog we survived.
So....are you saying your mother was a bitch? (Pun fully intended. Offence definitely not intended.)
That broad Aussie accent … not for everyone but hilarious 😂
@@melsmithmel but so witty and quick lol
@@melsmithmel gosh Mel, her accent isn’t broad, just average Aussie. The really broad accents make even me cringe…and I’m an Aussie!
@@nolasmith7687 So am I!! I was referring to her mum's accent. It's very Kath and Kim. lol I still love her. I've been living here for five years.
So brilliant. I wasn't expecting this to be so funny. Such a unique talent.
I had to pause at the "None of your business!" line and get a glass off water. It made be choke! She is hilarious. Perfect timing.
The only comedian I will always pay to see live ❤️
Hannah is hilarious! So funny and clever. "Got your own name on your mug? How needy." 🤣 Hope she can come back soon. Just a suggestion but how about a Late Show comedy special with John Oliver and Hannah Gadsby to start?
HANNAH GATSBY! I discovered her while I was sheltered in place and I’ve been obsessed ever since. I love her neurodiversity and how open she is about how her brain works. Keep being you Hannah!!!
loved her netflix specials! She‘s one of a kind
She's very original and unique.
absolutely lover her!!
most of us are one of kind...js😂
This was one of the best Hannah interviews
Hannah is brilliant, as always! Excellent interview!
as soon as hannah moved that mug, stephen's face said "i am out of my league"
Nailed it! :D
Yup, Queen takes King.
I feel like the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Splinter reference sailed right by Mr. Colbert >.< He may know his Renaissance artists, but are you really cultured if you don't know the TMNT?
One of the highest honours I received was when my employees called me Splinter.
You could probably forgive him since he would’ve been well into his 20s when TMNT started in the late 80s 💁🏻♂️
@@wormpatrol Yeah, I was in my early 20s... so I know the turtles and a catchphrase or two... but I saw maybe 2 episodes when babysitting or from a friend's younger sibling. I think Colbert is like 3 years older than I am.
Been grieving my mum hard the past few days. Watching this gave me the first lols in days. Thank you, Hannah & Stephen. ❤️
Just that little tidbit with the mug. That is a woman that would most definitely eat Stephen alive.
🙌 I love Hannah and their first interview is my favorite of all times ! Love to see them together ! Getting the book ASAP
I LOVE HER!! Never saw her before. Very quick, sharp mind.
No she’s not, well rehearsed. Everything is scripted. She said so. Very aware of her boundaries. She’s fascinating to understand. She’s always truthful. She has no reason to lie.
@@randalllaue4042 she can be both quick/sharp-witted, and also scripted, well-rehearsed, too.
@@ozok17 She’s the best! But, she knows her limitations.
I love the audience’s reaction to this. It’s so Australian! Aussie’s, particularly of a certain generation don’t react well to brilliance. “You like attention don’t you?” And certainly don’t do open demonstrations of affection - “ I fed you didn’t I?” It’s great that the American audience who we see as painfully emotional and serious got this.
She’s Tasmanian. An island off Australia…. The people are completely different. As in northern and southern parts of the US.
She's great! Never seen her before.
Adore Hannah Gadsby! Intelligence and such a quick wit
I got the audiobook right after watching this video and I can’t recommend it enough.
Love her!
One of my favourite comedians: she’s superb😍
Serious question is she a comedian or just a professional public speaker?
@@Primenumber19 Was Carlin a comedian or a philosopher? Proficiencies can overlap.
@@jonathanbaird Carlin was hilarious almost every single second on stage. So was Pryor. Comedians are supposed to make you laugh about the evil or absurd of life. She just talks about it on stage completely serious. It’s like paying someone to make you more depressed about life.
@@Primenumber19 I and others laughed plenty during both of Hannah's specials. Her commentary on art history is especially fantastic.
She isn't your cup of tea, and that's okay. Move on and find something else to make you happy.
@@Primenumber19 So you need prompting. That's a you problem.
Go Hannah! Cobalt & Colbert do sound similar, I thought the exact same thing before you said it. Go Aussie, so proud. It's refreshing to have a guest say pretty much what most people would not dare to utter, due to social norms.
"Got your name on your own mug. That's needy."
Best segment ever.
I absolutely adore her!
Ugh... she's a disgusting human being. What is it that you adore about her?
She’s the most unfunny person ever
I've rarely seen Stephen so surprised and enjoying it so much in an interview. It's great to have a glimpse of Hannah ad-libbing.
We need more Hannah's in the world.
Absolutely love her humour. What a joy to watch 💕
Aussies of a certain age will get this: "I said pet, I said love ..."
We're both Tasmanian and my wife added: Aussies from a certain island state will recognise Hannah's mum immediately. Doesn't she just remind you of people you've known?
Isn’t that being a nasty bogan ?? Love it 😂
@@melsmithmel - at its most extreme, certainly.
Lyn Posthelwaite (Magda Szubanski)
OMG, she is hilarious. Thanks Stephen for bringing her on. I will definitely check out Nanette.
Please let us know what you think! My sides ached for hours afterwards. 👍🏼✨
I had never heard of her, but I am hooked now. Gonna find her shows and likely buy her book. I'd bet it's as funny as "And So It Goes" by Linda Ellerbee, a book I still chuckle at decades later.
Nanette on Netflix.
..but be warned: The brilliant Nanette is not just comedy, it goes to deep, unexpected places.
I’ve watched this 6 times today. I know there are other things to be doing but damn Hannah. You were golden.
Just hearing her speak cracks me up! 😂
I literally came here to write that same comment! 😄
I have never laughed this hard at any of his interviews, omg her as her mom is the funniest shit I’ve seen in a LONG time
As someone who loves both the proto-Renaissance AND the Ninja Turtles, I’m going to treasure that joke for decades. Also the bit with her mum was eviscerating, phew.
watch her show "Douglas" then, she talked about the turtles more
This lady is a genius! We need more of her
She is SAVAGE and Stephen loves it! She has me in stitches.. the numbers of ice-jokes and the ending.. Of course you call it cobolt, itäs closer to your name. Slam, dunk :)
HANNAH! What an iconic comedian. Love her!
I lost it a few times during this interview... Wish the audience was primed to laugh along with me. Ahh well
She's too deadpan for an American audience
@@moopower800 *mainstream television audience
Hannah and other intelligent comedians do just fine here in the States. The people who score show tickets during their vacation to NYC are always going to be a bit of a mixed bag.
@@moopower800 She’s just too deeply unfunny.
@@av_oid Yeah, there's that contingent, we know all about it. What's interesting is that none of the rest of us feel the need to go to other comedians' YT vids and complain about how "unfunny" they are.
@@victoriabaker4400Umm, that’s likely because they *are* funny, a talent Hannah hasn’t been blessed with.
I am Tasmanian, saw her at the market in Hobart once last year. Wanted to say hi but I chickened out lol 😆! She was with her wife they looked happy.
Her humour is impeccable her timing gets me everytime. I love her so much.
“No, it’s just close to your name” that’s quick thinking and a great link to her “mothers” comment about the named mug.
It's nice to see that Stephen Colbert is still continuing to have "comedians" on that reflect the quality the "comedy" on his own show.
At least it's all consistently bad.
Btw, Your mother is most certainly not the only one who is not impressed with your material Hannah. 😏 - J🃏
I really love Hannah's comedy, she's so funny!
Funniest interview in a while! She’s hysterical.
I love both her specials so much. I don't watch that much stand ups but I always prefer watching materials like hers.
Intellectual comedy
I know comedy is like art - super personal and what you think is funny someone else will think is dumb. But good lord I find Hannah Gadsby flipping HILARIOUS. I can't remember the last time I laughed that hard. It's the little moments - the noises, the pauses, the facial expressions, the one note change in her voice when she's dropping a line - it's MAGIC.
yeah, much more subtle than Sarah Millican (who is also cool, but very different)