Video: Stephen Colbert unveils the Microsoft XXbox
By Laura June 
posted Jun 20th 2009 6:24PM
posted Jun 20th 2009 6:24PM
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posted Jun 20th 2009 6:24PM
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@ Gary: Someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed this morning
saw it on tv.
Oh, really? I thought it was in a book.
Really, it was on YOUR tv too?
Hulu
Really? Hulu shows the Colbert Report? Tell me more about this magical TV to Internet transmogrifying website. Can I also catch new episodes of my other favorite programs, movies, and SNL clips?
Cool, how big of a TV do you have? What TV service are you using? I need to know all the details.
amish, you had little to no right to jump on the train
leave it to a lawyer to tell somebody what they can and can't do.
TV? I stopped watching TV last century? Too primitive.
what is this.... Teee... veee... you speak of????
is bob sagat or steroids.
fresh batch of cookies down stairs just for you sir!
Who's better Stewart or Colbert or which show is the funniest?
I go for none of the above, but that's just me.
I watch both equally on comedycentral.com So there you go.
I think both Stewart/Colbert complement each other. I find that I watch Stewart more because there's a bit more news coverage and usually more interesting interviews. You could say Stewart is a little more serious. :)
@PRIVET
I was thinking the same too, but sometimes their show are just "meh". Leave you wondering maybe just maybe this should be left to Saturday night live.
Colbert is funny as hell.
Stewart is an angry man just like Bill Maher & Letterman.
Colbert is funnier and a better actor/performer. Stewart, like was said above hits you over the head with his point of view like he wants to make an impact crater on your head. And is too self-aware. Colbert actually plays a character and has become so good at it that he's fooled a lot of 'v.i.p.s' over the years but can also take his act overseas to our troops in Iraq and show them love, so to speak.
Colbert is funnier, but Stewart is much harder on some people so ultimately I can pick just one.
They have very complementary shows.
HULU COME TO FRANCE ALREADY !
Is this guy supposed to be funny?
Yeah... and he is... have you seen his ratings?
This guy is like a god to people who love comedy.
So i guess in response to your comment;
Are you supposed to be funny?
Everyone's a critic
OH MY GOD, OPINIONS! RUN!
Poo_and_wee, I wish I could uprank you twice, for your comment and your name.
yeah... and aren't you a joke?
seriously...
this provides no lulz
It's Saturday...
wtf, the comment that this was a reply to just vanished... fix the damn comment system already.
Lol yeah i remember that. The Comment system is getting worse aint it?
perhaps it was just deleted by mods...
It's Saturday genius!
Its Saturday but it feels like a Sunday BORING!!
Depends what part of the world you live in...
it's monday....
It's Hickadoolah!
good stuff, still a bit bulky for a system made out of air.
Its power brick is the size of Utah...
It's "Ex-Xbox". Did nobody bother to read the article before posting it here?
I was about to post the same thing..
It's Engadget. Of course not!
BEST. SHOW. EVER.
:)
I'm holding out for the XXXBox with a virtual reality suit.
At first I thought that said "virtual reality slut," which I guess works just as well.
This wasn't even funny....
Anyone got a link for non-Americans? I hate when region locked movies are posted.
"In Canada, Comedy Central videos are available on The Comedy Netwrok."
Region locked online videos are lame. :<
Net neutrality, pleeeeeeeease?
http://www.colbertnation.com/home > Full Episodes
http://www.thedailyshow.com/ > Full Episodes
They are (still) available world-wide: I'm watching from Germany ;)
Not worldwide buddy !
I can't watch them from Paris right now...
Although I can watch video clips which is already quite cool, but full episode NO.
http:// E Z T V . i t
*whistle*
> xxbox
I interpret it as ex-Xbox. "As in: there was a box, but not anymore."