Matthew McConaughey Revives Stephen's Old 'Exit 57' Sketch
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2024
- Per a request from Matthew McConaughey, Stephen dusts off an old script from his old Comedy Central show 'Exit 57.'
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I won't lie. As someone who worked in news writing & publishing, this is how I feel everytime the editor decides to re-write and just change completely an article I've written.
Right there with ya. I've had work absolutely butchered before by heavy handed editors.
honestly guys that is the reason why i probably did not become a journalist in the first place. i did 2 different internships and both times it happened that after ive handed in my article not only were changes made (which in itself is completely fine they have more experience than what i had) but sometimes the articles were shortened and / or the meaning of the article was changed so that it did not make 100% sense anymore. pissed me probably of more than it should but thats why i decided to do something else in my study course.
I know right! My grade school teacher kept correcting my spelling.
I think we should start like a group or something. Sometimes it's an innocent formatting thing, sometimes they practically put words in interviewee's mouth, and you're the one who gets the blame.
Your comment was "edited" I bet it was that fucker too. I feel for ya man
Did you guys notice one of the newspaper clipping in the background says:
"Donald Trump loses 916 Million! Russia vows to help!"
Hahaha Stephen is the best.
All of them are meant to be amusing.
Sheep Clone successful.
Mint Jelly clone horrific failure.
"The Juice is on the Loose" 0:36
'Gulf war won, Middle East solved' is my favourite.
I like "Coolio Releases Prolific Single 'Gangster's Paradise' Many Are Calling Him Voice Of His Generation" and then directly below that "No Named Writer Releases Book 'Dreams of My Father' Most Likely Never To Be Heard From Again."
'Golf war won, Middle East solved'
"If I knew you were comin' I'd a baked a cake."
I haven't heard anyone talk about "Exit 57" since it went off the air about 20 years ago. For those of you who don't know, "Exit 57" was a sketch comedy show in the late nineties with several members of the "Strangers With Candy" crew. At the risk of sounding Hipstery, "I was into Exit 57 before it was cool."
Bob Miller you hipster. /s
(sorry I just had to lol)
The Sketch with Colbert, where a father and mother grill their son over who he would hypothetically save from drowning is my favorite and most memorable.
Bob Miller No Bob. You're just old.:p
Bob Miller Thanks for writing that. I'm French, so even though I've loved Colbert for a long time now, there are still things I don't know and jokes I don't get. Thank you again!
It's called 'Bottomless Lake' on TH-cam. You should look it up and watch all over again.
"These wOoOOoOoorrrrds"
. . . .our relationshiiiiiiiiip. . . ."
Sam Bowmer bless him
Turned “words” into a 4 syllable word
"Sunny with a slight chance of rain"
**snows**
I love that the photo on Colbert's desk is of himself as his drag persona, "Raven."
McConaughey and Colbert, what could be better! Love that McConaughey was such a big fan! I'm a big fan of both of them!
alright alright alright
Stephen's drag photo xD
What was the name again? Raven?
brytenow Yep
I have a deep fascination with that photo.
I came to the comments to see if anybody else noticed and recognized it!
Ps. The whole joke is that they were both incredibly wrong at the end for anyone who missed it
Sean Vosler i foolishly read the comments before finishing the video and you ruined the punchline for me *curse my 2 minute attention span*
I watch your comment too soon. Still funny sketch though.
Yeah I noticed that to. Its the part of the main premise of the sketch. I don't get why they missed it...
The best part of the joke... is when you explain it :)
(dot dot dot)
Thanks captain obvious.
...was this really just an excuse for the two of them to drink more bourbon on set?? Because.. I'm okay with that.
Yeah it might've been, (though I remember Stephen saying once that for CBS's sake they alwys have to use apple juice, but that might've also been a joke, I dunno
they drink in the original skit aswell th-cam.com/video/zIkgn3WI12s/w-d-xo.html
Yuki Fox: O K, me too but I’d rather test my consequences
Am i the only one who can see Colbert as a serious actor?
He studied theater before improv I believe.
anonymous If you haven't seen it, watch the episode of Law & Order: CI with him in it. It's about as serious as I think he's been.
anonymous That was his first goal, he always talks about how he dressed all black and wanted to share his misery with the people around him
The dude's classically trained. He didn't pull that Shakespeare improv from Whose Line Is It Anyway out of nowhere
Nope.
"Exit 57" was an absolute gem of surreal sketch comedy.
This is the best skit The Late Show has done in months. And it's 20+ years old.
This was awesome
Thee Lawless ii
Thee Lawless i
Those background headlines are fantastic.
3:38 brings back Stephen's Gregory Peck voice from Exit57❤️❤️❤️
This was AMAZING! I loved Exit 57!! and the picture of Stephen as a stripper from his book Wigfrield is a great touch.
Watch the interview clips first and you will understand this more
Very Monty Python like
No wonder nobody watched it in America.
Post Yoda
Python R God
No it wasn't. Python's weather would have all been weird British expressions about heavy rain. Cleese would have been the editor, and Palin the reporter, arguing the respective merits of simply "Pissing it Down" or "Slinging Toads and Salamanders".
Very clear influence. More clear in the original footage in the other video- pulling faces and super-deadpan delivery of very silly dialogue.
100%
This is just insane. The entire interview with "MMCH" just has enthusiasm and mutual affection "oozing out of it" as someone said. But this clip honestly takes the cake. I'm once again in awe.
I love thee bromance! Who would have told us..Mathew and Stephen!
aaaannnndd.....its snowing ;)
Now, I need to get glasses. Man, you get a sexy classy outrageous look taking them off.
I wish he'd do another series of exit 57 I fucking loved that show
Jesus, i actually got teary when Matthew started getting emotional. I thought this was supposed to be a comedy sketch, but the man can turn anything into a dramatic masterpiece!
March 14, 2004 Colbert starred in Law and Order: Criminal Intent
.Season 3, Episode 16 “The Saint"
From TV Guide: Plot. A gift causes a killing that involves a charitable foundation and a frequent contributor. Richard Sullivan: Brian Murray. Betty Bennett: Lois Smith. James Bennett: Stephen Colbert. Sean Sullivan: Timothy Doyle. Eames: Kathryn Erbe. Goren: Vincent D’Onofrio.
In this clip from current show LSSC with Stephen Colbert, he is mostly trying to elicit humor. In “The Saint” he did a masterful, understated dramatic role. Just as Robin Williams turned on his dramatic side and left comedy out of his acting, you would NEVER have guessed that Colbert was a comedian when watched originally 13 years ago. I didn’t start watching “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart until Colbert left in 2005 to do “The Colbert Report.”
Incredible job by Colbert! He portrayed a brilliant forger cowed by his overbearing mother. AND it involved the Roman Catholic Church trying to bestow sainthood on “Father Jerome” and Colbert brings up his Catholic Faith a lot.
interesting info Helen, thanks, i didn't know about that law and order fact.
Second oscar right here!
I totally want a bromance with these two.
Reminds me of Fry & Laurie
Now you mention it... 9 months ago... It feels exactly like something they would have done.
The background headlines are worth a read, btw.
Macarena to blame - LOLOL!!!
This may be the greatest thing I've ever seen.
The end is hilarious! It snows fucking weather man! lmao
HOLY SH*T B*LLS!!! This was EVERYTHING! 😂😂😭😭😂
The original version of this sketch is on TH-cam, and I can't tell which one I like better. They are slightly different but equally funny. McConaughey's performance is slower and richer, I think, and you can tell he is savoring this opportunity.
With all the depressing things going on nowadays, I need comedy like this. Just goofy shit that gets you smiling
Best part of this is at the end, whole sketch its sunny with a slight chance of rain, and its snowing at the end..
"Slight chance and Possibility of are NOT the same" LMAO! 😆😘 Matthew!
Love that oversized suit and the handling of the eyeglasses, Colbert can comment on his own acting while he's at it. Talented af.
The original was awesome. THIS was amazing. Stephen got even better. And, well Matt is Matt
But look at the great "Headline jokes" on the cork board behind them. All of them are just gems
I heard Matthew McConaughey was a great talent way back when I was visiting my local movie shop in 1994; I reserved my opinion, until recently when I saw him [Matthew McConaughey] with Woody Harrelson in True Detective - My goodness what a performance from both actors
love how McConaughey is really into it and Stephen is amazing as usual really great sketch
They have excellent chemistry . I actually enjoyed that bit
Dude. The set nuance is strong with this one. Check out the headlines on the wall😂😂😂😂
hes the best the paper has yet its snowing when he predicted possible rain... lol
Creative Director of Wild Turkey, and they pour it at the end after an amazing sketch. What ad slot, Matthew knows what he's doing when he wants to make an advertisement.
2 of my favorites in one shot!
Saw this last night! It's just pure magic! LOL😀👍🏻✌🏻
"The Juice Is On The Loose. OJ IS FREE .." hahahahahah
FANTASTIC. Those two guys, together, are spell-binding
The man in the photo behind Stephen at 1:14? That's Gene Roddenberry. Your welcome.
Oscar worthy. Lmao 😂
"You pulled me aside", for a brief moment MM sounded like Kirk Douglas.
oNE OF THE BEST Stephen Colbert interview/acting bit with the late show on his part THUS FAR!
The personal picture of Mitch Romney is hilarious.
Holy crap that was a great skit!!!! I wasn’t expecting that. Must have been a really interesting 30 minute show
This will go down in history as the best moment/bit in the history of this show
Matthew McConaughey is wonderful
Fuck this is incredible. I always watch this when I'm alone and having a few brewskis thinking about one day becoming a great performer like these men right here. Just being honest.. to be honest..
That is also one of my bucket list items...Exit57 sketches with Colbert and Sedaris.
The kinda stuff that makes this show special.
I love it!!! About time someone referenced Exit 57!
The snippets on the bulletin board are nice.
Such an excellent performance, that lower jaw work as he "looks out the window " , Golden perfection
If you're wondering what episode of Exit 57 that's from, it's episode 4 of series 1.
This needs to be a regular skit between these two characters they just created. Also I loved that it was snowing at the end. :)
ROTFL!!! I vaguely remember Exit-57, but I am definitely going to look it up!
"these WOOooorrdddsssss" LOL
Its 5:57am and im at my job which is a hospital dying of laughter
deep af
Every time he ripped off his glasses I lost it.
Great skit!!! LOL! Love the newspaper headings!
wait , Matthew McConaughey was a colbert fanboi BEFORE colbert was famous ?
its funny how much mcConaughey is selling this sketch, like trying to give an oscar performance in the comedy sketch is great
I hope someone tell McConaughey that photo is Stephen doing drag LOL
i love this
Take a shot every time Stephen whips off his glasses
Has anyone else but me see the headlines on the wall and laughed? hahaha
The headlines on the wall are great.
Loved that he had Raven's photo on his desk.
EVERY conversation with my roommate.
As someone that fondly remembers Exit 57, this makes me so happy!
Stephen Colbert should take up the mantle of Leslie Nielson! Fo sho!
Those article titles in the background are fucking amazing
"Alabama begins new area code" hahaha
That mans acting is amazing
Snowing at the end is great
"possible showers" ---> starts snowing....XD
I want to learn how to dramatically snatch my glasses off like that. And then jam them back on without missing a beat.
this is like a master class of skits hahahaha!!!
Dude, Matthew is amazing. His Rust character in True Detective was the most underrated performance in a decade, and he won awards for it. Won awards, yet still underrated. And Woody balanced it out flawlessly.
McConaughey you are a god damn legend.
That was magical.
I used to also make funny cigarettes and watch this show on comedy central. Was absolutely ground-breaking for its time, and laid the way for other great absurdity-from-normalcy type sketches such as most of Mr. Show.
I didn't know I needed this until now.
This is real Comedy Gold
absolute magic
when he turned to look out the window i lost it. The glasses bit was good but the window bit was amazing.
This is fucking godly.
Brilliant. I want more.
Man, the audience did NOT know how to deal with most of this sketch xD