Stephen and the colberts
Jan. 13th, 2009 12:17 pmI just rocked the fuck out of "Charlene (I'm Right Behind You)." On. Notice.
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I just rocked the fuck out of "Charlene (I'm Right Behind You)." On. Notice.
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Colbert got a little more pointed backstage in the media tent. Asked which actor he would cast as Republican presidential candidate John McCain, Colbert said, "[Don] Rickles, obviously, would be good. And maybe me for Sarah Palin, because I also have absolutely no business being vice president."
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Anyway before the taping of his show, he takes questions from the audience. And this one woman asked him, “So…are you fucking Matt Damon too?” And he says, “No…why? Does his dick taste like me?”
One of the first skeins back on the air will likely be NBC's "Saturday Night Live," probably on Feb. 23.
Most ratings powerhouses -- like ABC's "Desperate Housewives," NBC' "The Office" and CBS' "CSI" and "Two and a Half Men" -- will likely be back on the air by the end of March. They'll probably produce four to eight episodes for broadcast this season.
One exec close to "The Office" believes viewers could start seeing new episodes in five weeks. Dramas would probably take longer -- around eight weeks for a show like "Ugly Betty" -- limiting how many episodes can actually air.