@@Lisa.72 I have cable service and it comes with ABC and I can watch the full episodes but I just love reading the comments and seeing that I'm not alone in my disgust with this Admin. I'm gonna check up on what's going on with that Brexit shit over there, I hear you folks are going through some real shit lol
Oh, Mr. Colbert, my 18 and 12 year old do so love you, and Jon Stewart, and John Oliver. They will look back and you will be their Jack Par, Johnny Carson, Jack Benny. Thank you for helping them not feel insane while providing some laughter.
@@janetownley very nice analogy, Patty. So nice to see young people picking up on sharp satire and intelligent political humor. Good job raising them. I'm ancient, but older friends turned 15-year-old me onto Lenny Bruce and gave me a life long love of political humor. Kids don't really want to zone out on mindless gore like Grand Theft Auto #376. So much healthier to follow these real-life stars riffing on social humour and moronic politicians.
“In a time where there are so many ugly mouthpieces saying things that aren’t in our hearts, it’s wonderful to have you out there fighting for us, and doing it for us.” Perfectly said. 🙏🏼
I’m watching this during the pandemic and Colbert haven’t had an audience for over a year. He’s still doing great though, but I bet he misses his audience. But I love hearing Evie laugh in the background now. There’s so much love between the two of them
Yes!! I said the same thing to my boyfriend the other day. I'm going to miss hearing Evie in the background laughing at his jokes. They are so sweet. Have you ever seen his shows where they do reverse interviews, and his guests interview him. I'm pretty sure on the John Oliver one he says the sweetest thing about Evie. If you haven't seen it, check it out. Xo
I also love the way he interacts with Evie, they clearly are truly happy together - Stephen Colbert (after Seth Meyers) is my favorite on late night & Evie is a big part of the reason the show is so great during this pandemic. Although he WAS great before she was always around, she’s an added benefit- she’s truly such a breath of fresh air.
Stephen Colbert is awesome. As a Brit I must confess I hadn't heard of Pete Holmes but really enjoyed viewing this, very entertaining. Thanks for sharing.
That's one hour and three minutes of my life I gladly will not get back. Colbert is great but my life will never be complete until I get to see the "Grand Fatherland" piece again from his Daily Show days.
What a wonderful interview. Normally I would have been turned off by all the Jesus talk (just had some really bad experiences with Southern Baptist churches), but I so enjoyed even the religious discussions here. Much love to Stephen and Pete. Two great comedians!
14:35 - "Pretty good" is an understatement from Stephen about his current work load. He does new shows Mondays thru Fridays, however Friday editions are always pre-taped on a Thursday alongside Thursdays edition, meaning Stephen gets Fridays off. 200 shows a year means roughly 10 weeks vacation breaks, so compared to normal people, along with a $15 million salary, Stephen is doing fantastic!
Being Alone is Awesome Stephen !! Being in rural TX and comprehending humanity is a sentence to solitude itself! But YOU give us quality time.. it’s just that it’s more real for U than US. The “gianting” process that accompanies stardom is hard won for this blade. Sharpest wit in the land. Easier for a Southerner to go west than a Cali’n to go South.. keep up the great work SC.
I can't believe I had a 30 min conversation with this guy in Atlanta a few years ago and had no idea who he was till ppl started telling me when he left and even then I didn't know who he was. What a cool dude
Guh! I’d LOVE to just sit and hang with these two for a couple hours and talk about Thomas More, Spinoza, and the integral necessity of doubt in faith.
There is not a reason on Earth for him to actually do this in practice, especially in the moment/space, but I cannot stop being stunned by the fact that he sets the Oyster and the tool down while talking. Watch it again. 48:11 He sets them down and closes the scene.
Thanks for helping us to feel less crazy! Amazing that the Late Show writers create their brilliant jokes in the last 1/2 to 1 hr before the show and there is no rehearsal! :)
Octogenarian Colbert fan appreciates truth being presented up front and crazy being called by its right name. He informs, doesn't pontificate. Oh, if more of the world would emulate him.
Pete Holmes / Stephen Colbert AND "Tte 700 Club Gone Awry" William Paley AND "Would Immediately Renew Gunsmoke For Another 20 Years iIf Brought Back From The Dead" Note: this joke is an exprewsion of love & respect. It is modled off of a recurrring gag that the show does nightly: picture of said person AND "what they resemblein the photograph". That was awesome. Love Colbert; his humor, & perspective. The 'John Ritter-ish' Pete Holmes was the perfect host.
How atractive are intelligence and humor! Stephen is a delightful, beautiful man, having an hour-long conversation that is funny, informative, heartfelt. For some reason I don't feel a Republican is able to carry out an experience like this. I don't know of any. If you do have an example here on TH-cam please send me the link. I'd love to watch.
Man, I haven't read the comments, but I hope they are great. There are few intelligent voices in this world today as balanced and collected as Stephen. I loved this, and really also like you, just, anyway, a very great video with great people!
I was going to mention that! Pete didn't seem to know what he was doing. This was so so great because it's subtle and also because doing object work in his improv must REALLY be so ingrained in him.
'Now, because I feel like I can disagree with my church, pick and choose like that, there's a word for that... and it's called "a Protestant."' Glorious.
My anxiety can be brutal. I fall asleep to comedy every night. It has to be something I have watched enough times so that I can SEE the facial expressions in my mind with my eyes closed! It is my version of a sleep med. Whatever works.
. Okay. I really hope the right people see this and do something with this. . I have just seen the Google interview and I must go back to others that I need to collect in one place. . I have taken to looking for these interviews with Steven Colbert, collecting them and paying close attention t them. They are like lesson packed lectures and I learn so much from them. I have decided, Mr. Colbert, that 1.) these interviews should be collected and packaged for college level instructional purposes and/or 2.) they should be the basis for a textbook for theater, public speaking and related arts. . The thing that makes these work that way and so well is how insightful and self aware you are about what you are doing and feeling and how well you articulate those things to the point of finest nuance. . This is valuable stuff. . Is anyone reading this? Is there anyone in the entertainment field that could do something?
There will never be a Stephen Colbert interview that is too long for me to enjoy ❤️ this man is a gem. Also him and Pete have fantastic comedic chemistry, what a great interview!
Aye, impressive in just remembering them all, and in order, let alone the speed in which they were delivered. I feel the same way you do about profanity. Main reason I tuned into TYT several years ago, feels good on the ear and entirely appropriate.
Stephen, you most definitely are NOT crazy, and you let me know daily that neither am I. I am so grateful for the community I've found with you ❤ and the like-minded in your audience. Thank you for reinforcing my sanity with soul-refreshing laughter 😂😱🤪🤬🤣💞😁😉😍
@@deneanrowe4278 Yup, discovered it on my own ten minutes later haha. I'll have to give it a look, first taste of Pete Holmes and I think he's quite funny
i watched this for Stephen but anytime i see Pete Holmes do anything, i have to run and go watch his batman series on collage humor. if you haven't seen it OMFG run don't walk.
This was an excellent discussion. I might suggest to Pete that he allow the guest to answer the question fully before interjecting with his own story. I know this was probably more about anxiety or interview style than anything, but it can come across as off-putting. No offense.
He does that some on his podcast, too. It really doesn't seem like it's him being consciously rude or even obliviously self-absorbed, more just something he's not super good at modulating. Pete's really knowledgeable and insightful on a broad range of subjects and is full of interesting anecdotes based in thoughtful introspection. So much so that he's oozing with it, and is sometimes not highly adept on tactfully interjecting it in conversation --not even majorly so, but it does seem to at least be a mild thing from time to time. ~~~ Colbert has had a bad habit, himself, of doing this with guests on his own show, in the first year, at least. You could tell it's just him trying to balance letting the guest talk with throwing in enough good banter and levity. ~~~ I do this myself sometimes, as someone with Adhd coupled with having a fairly large amount of knowledge andof a certain range of subjects on my mind about a wide range of topics, with *a whole lot* of ideas, often beyond just superficial, about a variety things (sometimes quality and worth sharing, others mayyybe not). So, I can totally see how someone could sometimes have that flaw without it being rooted in rudeness or some other real vice.
If you watch clips of his old talk show, The Pete Holmes Show, he used to be MUCH worse at the interrupting. You could tell it was from a place of genuinely being excited to talk with his guest, but it was still noticeable.
Crap! You two made me watch a religiously themed video from one end to the other. Thanks anyway, you're great people, Pete and Stephen... Much respect.
Oh my God! I feel so seen. That’s exactly why I have ever watched Stephen Colbert, “We’re here to tell you you’re not crazy.” He said.
Thank you!🙏🏽
I have to say, I adore Stephen Colbert with all my heart
Such a Wonderful Human Being 😊
Oh most of us do! ❤
Colbert and Seth got me through the last four years. Looking back I truly had a broken heart and they were a life preserver in all the craziness
They are the craziness!!!! In the head, that is!!!
I feel the same way and still do. I just wish he didn't have to still talk about trump!
I'm in England so I don't get to see Stephen Colbert on TV so I have to rely on clips on TH-cam. I love him.
TH-cam is the best way to consume his work.
@@franciet99 that's good then! 😊
I can watch his show but I'd rather watch the clips on youtube and read the comments at the same time.
@@Dillinger86 I can understand that. I have to pause the clip because I get so into reading them!
@@Lisa.72 I have cable service and it comes with ABC and I can watch the full episodes but I just love reading the comments and seeing that I'm not alone in my disgust with this Admin. I'm gonna check up on what's going on with that Brexit shit over there, I hear you folks are going through some real shit lol
Oh, Mr. Colbert, my 18 and 12 year old do so love you, and Jon Stewart, and John Oliver.
They will look back and you will be their Jack Par, Johnny Carson, Jack Benny.
Thank you for helping them not feel insane while providing some laughter.
Tara Holt - I’m 62 and he’s the late night love of my life...
@@janetownley very nice analogy, Patty. So nice to see young people picking up on sharp satire and intelligent political humor. Good job raising them.
I'm ancient, but older friends turned 15-year-old me onto Lenny Bruce and gave me a life long love of political humor.
Kids don't really want to zone out on mindless gore like Grand Theft Auto #376. So much healthier to follow these real-life stars riffing on social humour and moronic politicians.
"Laughter is an instant vacation"
~Milton Berle
“In a time where there are so many ugly mouthpieces saying things that aren’t in our hearts, it’s wonderful to have you out there fighting for us, and doing it for us.” Perfectly said. 🙏🏼
I have been so sad for so long
Thank you
I’m watching this during the pandemic and Colbert haven’t had an audience for over a year. He’s still doing great though, but I bet he misses his audience. But I love hearing Evie laugh in the background now. There’s so much love between the two of them
Yes!! I said the same thing to my boyfriend the other day. I'm going to miss hearing Evie in the background laughing at his jokes. They are so sweet. Have you ever seen his shows where they do reverse interviews, and his guests interview him. I'm pretty sure on the John Oliver one he says the sweetest thing about Evie. If you haven't seen it, check it out. Xo
@@echoshawndee6898 Yeah, that was a great interview! I also love the way he interacts with Evie, they clearly are truly happy together.
I also love the way he interacts with Evie, they clearly are truly happy together - Stephen Colbert (after Seth Meyers) is my favorite on late night & Evie is a big part of the reason the show is so great during this pandemic.
Although he WAS great before she was always around, she’s an added benefit- she’s truly such a breath of fresh air.
@@robin31165 they're the dream. Lol. Xo
Thanks Stephen. We need your humor to get through these somber times. ♥️
Pete did a great job, interesting conversation.
Pete's a goddamn delight.
He looks like he could be John Ritter’s younger brother or is that just me?
@@elvisisacorpse I was thinking the same thing haha
”We can’t be afraid and laugh at the same time.”
Thank you for letting us be a part of this.
Stephen Colbert is awesome. As a Brit I must confess I hadn't heard of Pete Holmes but really enjoyed viewing this, very entertaining. Thanks for sharing.
I am an American and I never heard of him - I saw the name and thought it was Ed Helms... 😎
Pete is currently gaining popularity in the US.
That's one hour and three minutes of my life I gladly will not get back. Colbert is great but my life will never be complete until I get to see the "Grand Fatherland" piece again from his Daily Show days.
Love Stephen, he always come across as genuine and decent as well as being funny.
Trevor Noah also
@@msann60154 true
YEAH RIGHT!!!!
I could have listened to another couple of hours of this.
theres a 2 hr podcast episode (You Made It Weird) that picks up a few weeks later and covers more ground
I looked for Stephens episode in the podcast and cannot find it. Was it taken down?
@@21972012145525 i was wondering the same thing.
@@ihearcalling Thank you for exposing me to this podcast!
check out the podcast with him and conan and the one with mark maron
What a wonderful interview. Normally I would have been turned off by all the Jesus talk (just had some really bad experiences with Southern Baptist churches), but I so enjoyed even the religious discussions here. Much love to Stephen and Pete. Two great comedians!
Love & need your monologue to feel normal & not alone in what I"m thinking. Your show does exactly that!
14:35 - "Pretty good" is an understatement from Stephen about his current work load. He does new shows Mondays thru Fridays, however Friday editions are always pre-taped on a Thursday alongside Thursdays edition, meaning Stephen gets Fridays off. 200 shows a year means roughly 10 weeks vacation breaks, so compared to normal people, along with a $15 million salary, Stephen is doing fantastic!
this was way too short, I love when Stephen talks about religion and spirituality
I loved when he talked to Ricky Gervais about it.
Yes and I had no idea about his father and two brothers dying when he was young
@@dailyelevation2813 Aye, that was pretty special.
Yeah, he does it with a lot of integrity and magnanimity. So clever at showing us how pluralism can co-exist with individuality.
The real deal
He is on my list of ideal dinner guests (living or dead), coincidentally enough. Fascinating guy.
Wow, Pete Holmes ended this with just the perfect summary of why we love Stephen so very much
Is that cat in the pic ok?
Absolutely brilliant and I couldn’t stop laughing and I definitely need more of Stephen Colbert and Pete Holmes together.
Emily Eldridge I don’t
Yuck!
They have the best chemistry
Being Alone is Awesome Stephen !!
Being in rural TX and comprehending humanity is a sentence to solitude itself! But YOU give us quality time..
it’s just that it’s more real for U than US. The “gianting” process that accompanies stardom is hard won for this blade. Sharpest wit in the land. Easier for a Southerner to go west than a Cali’n to go South.. keep up the great work SC.
What a memory Stephen has! Very impressive.
I can't believe I had a 30 min conversation with this guy in Atlanta a few years ago and had no idea who he was till ppl started telling me when he left and even then I didn't know who he was. What a cool dude
Why did I now know about this, what a treat finding it, thank you.
I was there - Stephen is hilarious! I would love to attend another show of his, whether scripted or not.
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The way he talks is simply exquisite!
This was excellent!
Guh! I’d LOVE to just sit and hang with these two for a couple hours and talk about Thomas More, Spinoza, and the integral necessity of doubt in faith.
There is not a reason on Earth for him to actually do this in practice, especially in the moment/space, but I cannot stop being stunned by the fact that he sets the Oyster and the tool down while talking. Watch it again. 48:11 He sets them down and closes the scene.
Thanks for helping us to feel less crazy! Amazing that the Late Show writers create their brilliant jokes in the last 1/2 to 1 hr before the show and there is no rehearsal! :)
Octogenarian Colbert fan appreciates truth being presented up front and crazy being called by its right name. He informs, doesn't pontificate. Oh, if more of the world would emulate him.
The thing about late night show, its taped at 5:30 PM in the and aired at night. But Steve does start at 5:30 am.
This was truly wonderful from start to finish. More, please!
Pete needs a talk show back, he’s such a good interviewer. Maybe on a different platform.
best thing Ive watched!!!! Stephen Colbert is amazing!!!
I love the bit about "how does this matter in eternity", puts everything into perspective :D
Finally took the time to watch and really enjoyed the interview as I enjoy both Stephen and Pete a great deal. Both are talented talkers. 🙂
Colbert is brilliant. Simply the best. Don't know who this host is but whoever he is, he needs to rethink his socks.
Pete Holmes / Stephen Colbert AND "Tte 700 Club Gone Awry"
William Paley AND "Would Immediately Renew Gunsmoke For Another 20 Years iIf Brought Back From The Dead"
Note: this joke is an exprewsion of love & respect. It is modled off of a recurrring gag that the show does nightly: picture of said person AND "what they resemblein the photograph".
That was awesome. Love Colbert; his humor, & perspective. The 'John Ritter-ish' Pete Holmes was the perfect host.
Thanks for saving my sanity during these past few years!..(and still!)
Fantastic interview. Thanks gentlemen.
How atractive are intelligence and humor! Stephen is a delightful, beautiful man, having an hour-long conversation that is funny, informative, heartfelt.
For some reason I don't feel a Republican is able to carry out an experience like this. I don't know of any.
If you do have an example here on TH-cam please send me the link. I'd love to watch.
Isn't it sad? There used to be a few. For some reason they're not being very vocal now. They're just laying low.
Helgali - For some reason? They’re humiliated for supporting Trump
Man, I haven't read the comments, but I hope they are great. There are few intelligent voices in this world today as balanced and collected as Stephen. I loved this, and really also like you, just, anyway, a very great video with great people!
Balanced? Do you even know the meaning of the word?
Wow, what a wonderful and inspiring show from both.
An absolute delight. I loved every second of this. See you at Arby’s!
Could have listened to this for hours!
@47:50 - 48:15. This is a great subtle bit that Stephen ALWAYS does, where he hands off his gesticulated props 😆😆😆
I was going to mention that! Pete didn't seem to know what he was doing. This was so so great because it's subtle and also because doing object work in his improv must REALLY be so ingrained in him.
Jason Farr Actor/Comedian - Exactly.. I’ve always noticed it on the show
'Now, because I feel like I can disagree with my church, pick and choose like that, there's a word for that... and it's called "a Protestant."' Glorious.
My anxiety can be brutal. I fall asleep to comedy every night. It has to be something I have watched enough times so that I can SEE the facial expressions in my mind with my eyes closed! It is my version of a sleep med. Whatever works.
”That’s what we want: to not be alone.”
46: "You can see - it's a wafer!" Pete's intonation is hilarious and brilliant.
. Okay. I really hope the right people see this and do something with this.
. I have just seen the Google interview and I must go back to others that I need to collect in one place.
. I have taken to looking for these interviews with Steven Colbert, collecting them and paying close attention t them. They are like lesson packed lectures and I learn so much from them. I have decided, Mr. Colbert, that 1.) these interviews should be collected and packaged for college level instructional purposes and/or 2.) they should be the basis for a textbook for theater, public speaking and related arts.
. The thing that makes these work that way and so well is how insightful and self aware you are about what you are doing and feeling and how well you articulate those things to the point of finest nuance.
. This is valuable stuff.
. Is anyone reading this? Is there anyone in the entertainment field that could do something?
Send help. can't stop watching and listening to such an engaging intellectual kind human.
Wow a lot of work everyday for that show no wonder it’s so good👍🇺🇸
Stephen could make a cool, middle-aged Mr. Fantastic whenever Marvel reboots Fantastic Four
He does already on Venture Bros - as always, his voiceover work is amazing
I think he'd make a brilliant Atticus Finch
Totally!!!!!!!
@@socrappyicoulddie Killer. Check out the salmon sketch on Exit 57!
Absolutely! I'd never thought of that before, but he really would be excellent in that part.
Meanwhile...... The best parts. Apart from Coveton House, of course.💕💕💕💕💕
What's up, fellow late night show fan
Such a cool cat. Thank you for what you do. I really appreciate you.
There will never be a Stephen Colbert interview that is too long for me to enjoy ❤️ this man is a gem. Also him and Pete have fantastic comedic chemistry, what a great interview!
I told Steven before. Nothing like Vince. Proud of you.
Starmaker/ producer - What
So gifted ❤️
Wish I could👍 s million times! 🙏🙋🏻♀️💕
I like Stephen Colbert even more... after watching this❗️😜🎯🇺🇸🌊🌊🌊
The stage manager's ears are as red as those chairs somewhere offscreen 😂
Wow, these boys are magic together!
I LOVE Stephen! Wish I was there in the audience.
I really enjoyed this...Thank you.
When Stephen straight ripped through the seven words, that was a glimmering moment
Love it! Thank you
Love listening to Stephen speak! So glad I came across this!! ❤❤❤
30:05 i know, it's infantile, but damn, i need those few seconds clip of Stephen cursing and not being bleeped out, and not blushing 😂🤬😅
Agree! But I think this is what you meant: th-cam.com/video/P53epDYBkVM/w-d-xo.htmlm1s :)
Aye, impressive in just remembering them all, and in order, let alone the speed in which they were delivered. I feel the same way you do about profanity. Main reason I tuned into TYT several years ago, feels good on the ear and entirely appropriate.
Stephen, you most definitely are NOT crazy, and you let me know daily that neither am I. I am so grateful for the community I've found with you ❤ and the like-minded in your audience.
Thank you for reinforcing my sanity with soul-refreshing laughter 😂😱🤪🤬🤣💞😁😉😍
Love this!
Pete and Stephen! Such a great companion to the YMIW episode
Can you tell me what YMIW is?
I’d like to know as well
It's Pete Holmes' podcast. It's called You Made It Weird.
@@deneanrowe4278 Yup, discovered it on my own ten minutes later haha. I'll have to give it a look, first taste of Pete Holmes and I think he's quite funny
Everyone says there's an episode, but I cant find it. You have a link by any chance?
Colbert is a great guy and wonderful entertainer.
Love your comments on faith, SC. Thinking Christians CAN hold the tension.
34:19: "I've been called the Pope of television."
I think he's joking, but Jon Stewart actually describes him that way in their Flipped Interview!
I couldn’t love Stephen Colbert more! 🤷🏻♀️🤣💜
i watched this for Stephen but anytime i see Pete Holmes do anything, i have to run and go watch his batman series on collage humor. if you haven't seen it OMFG run don't walk.
fingal113 🤘🏽
Love both these guys so much.
"He turned water into listerine once" Not even 5 mins into this and I'm already dying 😂
Thanks.
Great guys.
great interview!
"But we'll be at Arby's" 😂
This was an excellent discussion. I might suggest to Pete that he allow the guest to answer the question fully before interjecting with his own story.
I know this was probably more about anxiety or interview style than anything, but it can come across as off-putting. No offense.
He does that some on his podcast, too. It really doesn't seem like it's him being consciously rude or even obliviously self-absorbed, more just something he's not super good at modulating.
Pete's really knowledgeable and insightful on a broad range of subjects and is full of interesting anecdotes based in thoughtful introspection. So much so that he's oozing with it, and is sometimes not highly adept on tactfully interjecting it in conversation --not even majorly so, but it does seem to at least be a mild thing from time to time.
~~~
Colbert has had a bad habit, himself, of doing this with guests on his own show, in the first year, at least. You could tell it's just him trying to balance letting the guest talk with throwing in enough good banter and levity.
~~~
I do this myself sometimes, as someone with Adhd coupled with having a fairly large amount of knowledge andof a certain range of subjects on my mind about a wide range of topics, with *a whole lot* of ideas, often beyond just superficial, about a variety things (sometimes quality and worth sharing, others mayyybe not). So, I can totally see how someone could sometimes have that flaw without it being rooted in rudeness or some other real vice.
If you watch clips of his old talk show, The Pete Holmes Show, he used to be MUCH worse at the interrupting. You could tell it was from a place of genuinely being excited to talk with his guest, but it was still noticeable.
Stephen, you're welcome.
Loved watching & learning from this interview. Superb!
Oh my gosh, his blood pressure must be off the charts right now.
Man, that was so good
Love Stephen Colbert 💗
stephen, if you're going to hell, save me a seat. you won't be alone!!
never realized how tall pete was
Cross between John Ritter and prince William
Yes, I thought John Ritter as well. He looks and sounds like him but taller.
Crap! You two made me watch a religiously themed video from one end to the other. Thanks anyway, you're great people, Pete and Stephen... Much respect.
I appreciate the recognition you give me for cursing (somewhat) over religious content. :) we can live along. Keep your faith, it's a personal thing.
Wtf?
Dirty squirrel cage... that was the funniest thing I've ever heard!
The moment I began to watch Colbert, was the election night. He was the most disturbed man on TV.
Understandably so.
We all have been in existential crisis since that night.
A person with class
30:06 a gem!