There were two things I was really disappointed about in the Super Bowl this year. The first is that there weren’t any seriously memorable ads. And secondly, all of the commercials were on Hulu before the game even started. What’s the fun in that?! The enjoyment of the Superbowl ads is that they are one of the rare communal experiences we as a society have any more. That being said, I actually enjoyed the game for once, and that’s got to be some kind of first.

You know, every time I think that Sarah Palin can’t get any stupider, she manages to prove me wrong. The “retard” comment controversy is positively surreal in its stupidity. I found the Jonathan Safran Foer interview to be rather interesting. I’ve eaten pretty much every way you can eat from macrobiotic to Atkins diet. Right now I’m one of those people that eats meat but feels vaguely guilty about it. However, I do have respect for people who don’t eat meat due to their own personal convictions.

What did all of you think about the show tonight?

• Episode 6020 (2/4/2010)
• Episode 6019 (2/3/2010)
• Episode 6018 (2/2/2010)
• Episode 6017 (2/1/2010)

Enjoy!

• TIVO ALERT: Stephen Colbert to be on ‘Late Night with Jimmy Fallon’ on Monday, February 8th

Jonathan Safran Foer is the author of the recently released book, Eating Animals, which is a book about the author’s exploration of eating choices upon learning that he was going to be a father. Foer decided to examine for himself the advantages and disadvantages of eating meat or being a vegetarian. He investigates factory farms and fisheries in hopes of discovering the morality of eating animals. This was Jonathan’s first work of non-fiction, producing the novels, Everything Is Illuminated and Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close in 2002 and 2005, respectively. Born in 1977 in Washington, D.C., Foer attended Princeton University and took a class with famed author Joyce Carol Oates who encouraged him to pursue writing as a career. Jonathan expanded his senior thesis leading to the novel, Everything is Illuminated, which later also became a movie directed by Liev Schreiber and starring Elijah Wood. Foer currently is a professor at the New York University Graduate Creative Writing Program.

Fract: It runs in the family. Jonathan’s two brothers are both writers as well. His older brother, Franklin, writes for The New Republic and his younger brother, Joshua, is a freelance journalist.

Tuesday, February 9: George Stephanopoulos

George Stephanopoulos is the chief political correspondent for ABC News, and also is a co-anchor of the ABC morning program, Good Morning America. Before becoming a part of the ABC News team, Geroge was the senior political advisor for Bill Clinton’s 1992 presidental campaign. After winning the election, Stephanopolous became the White House Communications Director. In 1999, Stephanopolous released the book, All Too Human: A Political Education, his autobiography about the stresses of the highly political life he led during the Clinton administration. Mr. Stephanopolous studied political science at Columbia University, becoming the salutatorian of his class. He then was offered a Rhodes Scholarship on his second attempt. He worked on the 1988 campaign for Michael Dukakis, and later became the “floor man” for Dick Gephardt, a member of the U.S. House of Representatives. George only remained a part of the Clinton administration during the first term, and eventually ended up at ABC, where he now runs the blog, George’s Bottom Line.

You can follow George on Twitter.

Fract: A different life? George’s father wanted him to become a priest in his Greek Orthodox religion, and George had considered. Though he did not follow through, he did receive a Master of Theology while studying at Oxford.

Wednesday, February 10: Claire Danes

Claire Danes is an actress best known for her work on the short-lived television show, My So-Called Life. She also played the role of Juliet in Baz Luhrman’s Romeo + Juliet and Beth March in the 1994 adaptation of Little Women. Most recently, she has taken on the role of Temple Gradin in the movie of the same title which aired on HBO this past Saturday. Grandin is a doctor of Animal Science at Colorado State University who is autistic, but high-functioning. Danes has also starred in the popular films, The Hours, Shopgirl, and The Family Stone. Danes attended Yale University for two years, studying psychology, but dropped out to pursue her acting career. Claire is currently married to fellow actor, Hugh Dancy, who she met on the set of the movie, Evening.

Fract: Claire Danes had her first kiss on-screen, not in real life. It happened on My So-Called Life.

Thursday, February 11: Al Michaels

Al Michaels is a television sportscaster for NBC. He previously worked for ABC for almost thirty years before making the switch. Michaels is known for NFL commentary, acting as the voice of play-by-play action for twenty years on Monday Night Football. His first job, after earning a degree in radio and television, was choosing women to appear on the The Dating Game television show, and his first sports related job was working public relations for the Los Angeles Lakers. In 1977, Al signed a deal with ABC, and during his time there, covered many different sports, including the Olympic games. One of Al Michael’s more notable commentaries was doing the play-by-play for the 1980 “Miracle on Ice” when the United States hockey team unexpectedly won the gold medal at the Olympic games. He recreated the commentary for the 2004 movie Miracle about the game. Al Michaels will help host the 2010 Olympic games during daytime coverage too. He has won five Emmys for “Outstanding Sports Personality – Play-by-Play” for his work, among numerous other accolades.

Fract: Al Michaels is the only play-by-play commentor to have covered all four major sport championships: the Super Bowl for football, the World Series for baseball, the NBA championships for basketball, and the Stanley Cup for hockey.

David Ross

David Ross is famous for his work in the world of art, including spending time as director of the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston, and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Currently, David heads the Albion Gallery in SoHo. He has become a leader for the firm, Artist Pension Trust, which is an investment program that helps with the financial needs of up and coming and established artists – Mr. Ross serves as a member of the Advisory Board. David Ross also works as the editor-at-large of FYLP, an online interactive magazine, which covers topics from politics to science and more.

You can follow David Ross on Twitter.

Fract: International reach? Not only has David been accomplished in America, but he also works on curatorial committees in Turin, Italy and Barcelona, Spain.

Enjoy this week’s shows!

• Fantasy Colbert League: February 1-February 4
• Fantasy Colbert League: January 25-January 28
• Fantasy Colbert League: January 18-January 21
• Fantasy Colbert League: January 11-January 14

Episode Guides:

• Fantasy Colbert League Weekly
• Episode 6017 (February 1, 2010) – Nicole Detling Miller, Jessica Smith, Harold Ford Jr.
• Episode 6018 (February 2, 2010) – Henry Allen, Eliot Spitzer
• Episode 6019 (February 3, 2010) – Peter Cove, John Durant
• Episode 6020 (February 4, 2010) – Henry Louis Gates

Stephen Colbert WINS a Grammy!!:

• So, I don’t know how many of you know this, but Stephen won a Grammy for A Colbert Christmas the other night. Yeah I didn’t know either.
• Here’s some eye candy from the big night.
• And here’s some videos. His daughter is so gorgeous.
• Stephen talks to Grammy.com here.

No Fact Zone features:

• Daily Show Toss Recap – Klassic: The parrot crapped on my shoes!
• Apopcalypse: Way to ruin children’s literature for me forever Stephen!

Stephen Colbert in the Zeitgeist:

• Zeitgeist: Grammys Edition
• Zeitgeist: February 6
• Nicole Miller dishes on her appearance on the Colbert Report.
• It’s good to know Canadians have a sense of humor: Read here about the debut of ‘Icehole Lager’.

Stephen’s TV Appearances:

• Don’t forget to set your TiVOs tomorrow for Stephen’s appearance on Jimmy Fallon.
• And mark your calenders for March 2, when Stephen and Jon Stewart appear in “The Pluto Files” with our favorite astrophysicist, Neil deGrasse Tyson!

Six Degrees of Stephen Colbert:

• Jon Stewart and Bill O’Reilly squared off this week on “The O’Reilly Factor”. Check out the full interview here.
• Six Degrees: I Can’t Believe it’s Already February

Klassic Kolbert:

• Klassic Kolbert: Olympics Roundup – I’m flying Jon!

To keep up with the latest news about Stephen Colbert and “The Colbert Report”, please subscribe to the RSS feed, via reader, e-mail, or your favorite social networking site:

• All You Need to Know: 1/17/10 Edition
• All You Need to Know – January 10, 2010
• All You Need to Know – 12/13/2009
• All You Need to Know: 11/29/09 Edition

Daily Show Honorable Mention:  “Do You Believe?” Stephen is a fan of figure skating, and Cher.

#5 “The Word – U.S.A.! U.S.A.!” Winning isn’t everything.  It’s just as important that we rub it in.

More Olympics after the jump!

#4 – “Speed Skating Debacle” With creative use of props, Stephen acts out a tense press conference between skaters Shani Davis and Chad Hedrick.

#3 – “God’s Pilates Class” Stephen plans a captive breeding program for Olympic athletes.

#2 – “2016 Olympics in Chicago” In which beer is consumed, and Stephen and George Wendt trash talk countries competing for the 2016 games.

#1- “The Olympics – Après Ski” An adorkable sweater, 2-day stubble, beer, and sexual innuendos.  Oh the multiple layers of joy.

• Stephen Colbert to appear in “The Pluto Files” on PBS
• Daily Show Toss Recap – Klassic
• TIVO ALERT: Stephen Colbert to be on ‘Late Night with Jimmy Fallon’ on Monday, February 8th
• U.S. Speedskating consultant Nicole Detling Miller on her ‘Colbert Report’ taping

Faces of America

• Reality isn’t funny for Stephen Colbert; ‘Faces of America’ reveals his family history – NY Daily News – A somewhat spoilerish article about Stephen’s appearance on Faces of America, although some of the information revealed was also discussed during the interview with Henry Louis Gates Jr. on Thursday’s TCR.
• Local knowledge helps track down US satirist Stephen Colbert’s Limerick roots – Limerick (Ireland) Leader – “Local historian Tony Browne and parish priest Fr Donough O’Malley have helped track down the Limerick great-great-grandfather of America’s top satirist Stephen Colbert… [A]fter being contacted by researchers working on a genealogy programme for PBS, Mr Browne helped them find details of Colbert’s ancestors in St Mary’s parish records in the city.” (Fract: There’s a train station in Limerick city called Colbert Station, named after Conn Colbert, one of the executed leaders of the Easter Rising of 1916. Stephen has jokingly claimed to be related to this particular Colbert.)

US Speedskating

• U.S. speedskaters get more ice time thanks to Stephen Colbert – Los Angeles Times, Olympics blog – “There will [be] more ice for the U.S. long-track speedskating team, thanks at least in part to Stephen Colbert’s jibes at Canadians for having limited access to foreign athletes at the 2010 Olympic Oval… The official training period for all athletes has been advanced a couple days.”

The Grammys

• Kathy Griffin Denies Slamming Stephen Colbert for Grammy Win – Us Magazine – “Kathy Griffin swears she didn’t slam Stephen Colbert on Twitter after he beat her out for the best comedy album Grammy… On Sunday, a message was posted — and widely picked up by blogs — on a Twitter page the comic says she no longer uses, ‘Stephen Colbert STOLE my mother f-ing Grammy!!’ Wrote Griffin on her real account Monday night, ‘OMG, I feel like Miley Cyrus. My old Twitter acct was hacked…I did NOT diss Colbert re Grammys.’”
• George Lopez Grammy Talk – Lopez Tonight [VIDEO] – George Lopez whines about his loss to Stephen Colbert at the Grammys. I’ll warn you now, it’s teeth-grindingly irritating because he mispronounces Stephen’s name.

Space, the final frontier

• One on One: T.J. Creamer, Astronaut (Currently in Space) – New York Times - A Q&A with T.J. Creamer, currently on board the ISS, featured this exchange:
  • How’s the Stephen Colbert running machine working out?
  • It is wonderful. It gives us a good running workout, and everyone who uses it really likes it. I like it so much, I’m running on it nearly every day.

  (I’m sorry… “running machine?” The article includes a photo of T.J. doing his workout on the COLBERT. I defy you to look at it without tilting your head sideways.)

Colbert 2012

• Colbert: Court eases 2012 ‘bid’ – POLITICO.com – An interesting assessment of how a potential presidential bid for Stephen in 2012 might be affected by the Supreme Court decision that struck down corporate spending restrictions. It compares a potential 2012 bid to his campaign for the 2008 election, which ran into legal issues with regard to those same federal election laws.

“Canada’s History”

• TV funnyman Stephen Colbert turns great white north blue – Toronto Star – I bet the editors of The Beaver Canada’s History are laughing themselves silly over this. Or maybe not: “…the ‘Canada’s History’ entry on the well-known online slang repository [urbandictionary.com] has more than 800 opinions expressed, some with graphic Canadian-themed descriptions.” (I read some of those entries, and all I can say is there are some very creative members of the Colbert Nation out there. And by very creative, of course I mean totally depraved.)

Random acts of news

• Why Do Late-Night Hosts Always Keep Their Desks on the Right? – Slate.com – “Because it makes them seem powerful. In Western culture, we read from left to right, and we watch theater and television that way, too. Our eyes end up on the right side of the screen — where the host sits (also known as stage left). In the theory of stagecraft, it’s understood that a rightward placement telegraphs royalty. So no matter how famous the guest may be, sitting to the left makes him or her seem subservient.”
• The Colbert Nation of Charity – NBC Connecticut – “You almost wouldn’t notice the good deeds for all the comic juice Colbert has squeezed out of the auction and Olympic campaign, portraying the efforts as an ego trip for a character obsessed with getting things named after him (the auction bit is called ‘Own a Piece of Histor-me’)… For Colbert, charity isn’t necessarily a special event — between his website and show, he’s made modest fundraising a regular part of his act.”
• Outrage versus dismay: Why liberals do better on TV than radio – Baltimore Sun – An interesting comparison between the outrage of conservatives, which plays well on the radio, and the dismay of liberals, which requires a visual medium to capture the subtlety and irony of political humor, and the facial expressions that often help to express it. Citing both Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert as examples, the article states: “Mr. Stewart thrives on late-night television because the medium allows us to observe his frustration. When he shows us a clip of a Republican saying something stupid, we can laugh at his reaction, we can laugh at the person who said it, and we can share a moment of common dismay at the sheer ignorance regularly on display.”
• Blue Rhino Studio – If you scroll down until you get to 12/11/08, you’ll see a picture of Stephen holding a life-sized bust of himself. This was intended to be used as a running gag on TCR, but I don’t recall ever seeing it. It’s a little freaky, but a pretty accurate likeness.

(h/t DB, Ms I, Jennie, and Katt)

• Episode 6020 (2/4/2010)
• U.S. Speedskating consultant Nicole Detling Miller on her ‘Colbert Report’ taping
• Episode 6017 (2/1/2010)
• Stephen Colbert in the Zeitgeist: the Grammy Awards edition

Welcome to No Fact Zone’s weekly roundup of cultural references on The Colbert Report. From Darcy to Danger Mouse, String Theory to Shakespeare, we’ve got the keys to this week’s obscure, oddball, and occasionally obscene cultural shout-outs (hey!).

Hey Zoners!   How is it February already?  Impossible!  Still, I have it on good authority that we’ve got only 6 weeks of winter left, and you’d better believe I’m going to hold that dirty little rodent to it!  The show has kicked off the month admirably – I love  it when we get new segments, and Job Man Caravan was a hoot, what with that intro straight out of The Soul Train.  Also, at last count, urbandictionary.com had 521 exceedingly NSFW definitions for “Canada’s History“.  Go Nation!  Don’t forget to check out the TCR/TDS links, and post your favorite bits in the comments!  (** = TCR/TDS link)

Monday: The Word – Siren Song

“But their old relationship was perfect – it was tantalizingly unconsummated, like Bella and Edward.”

Pick a side – Twilight fans are at war!  A continuing thread through the novels (and films) is the love triangle in which the mysterious, handsome vampire Edward competes with the mysterious, handsome shape-shifter Jacob for Bella’s love. This must mean Stephen is on Team Edward.  But then we always knew **Stephen wanted to be a vampire!

“True leaders stand on their principles, not on their accomplishments [World's Greatest Leader: Dennis Kucinich]“

You know, it almost makes me wish Representative Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) would run for President again.  The house elf and leprechaun jokes flew freely, he was put on **Stephen’s pocket sized On Notice board, and in a hilarious prop bit, **Kucinich emptied his pockets on the show (you’ll never guess what he finds!).

Tuesday: The Wørd – Cognoscor Ergo Sum & Bananafish Tale & Eliot Spitzer

“Unfortunately, ijustmadelove.com limits your choices to one of six positions and four locations – indoor, outdoor, on a boat, or in a car. I’m sorry, but I’ve eaten green eggs and ham in more places than that.  If you know what I mean.”

“I would not, could not in a tree, not in a car, you let me be!” (there’s an animated version of Green Eggs and Ham, but the book is infinitely better).  Thanks, Stephen – I’m going to have some serious trouble reading Dr. Seuss at bedtime now.  No, really. (“Would you, could you, with a goat?”)

“I believe famous people have to stand on more than their talent. Take Heidi Montag, she’s a huge celebrity, and she has the courtesy to keep her talents hidden.”

Another proud product of reality TV, Heidi Montag first surfaced as a roommate in MTV’s reality show The Hills.  She’s since drawn significant attention for her numerous plastic surgeries, and somewhat less attention for her recent debut album.

“The only sadness is not to be a saint.”

Apparently a favorite quote of Stephen’s (he used it in his MUSC commencement address), it’s from the French Catholic philosopher Jacques Maritain.  The subject of the interview, JD Salinger, has been discussed on the Report many times before, of course (see NFZ’s previous Apopcalypse & memorial coverage).

[To Eliot Spitzer] “Do you have any big plans after the show tonight?”

Former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer (and friend of the show – **Guitarmaggedon!) got himself into a bit of hot water in 2008, when it was discovered that he had been patronizing a high-priced prostitution service.  In fact, records showed that after his last appearance on the Report, Spitzer high-tailed it out of the studio and headed off for one of his liaisons, which **makes Stephen the meat in a Spitzer sandwich (eww! but also see CC’s great **Spitzer mashup).

Wednesday:  Intro & Be Almost All That You Can Be

“Jon Stewart went on the O’Reilly Factor tonight. I hope he brought me back a toaster.”

In 2007, Stephen and Papa Bear Bill O’Reilly traded appearances on each other’s shows.  While over at the O’Reilly Factor, Stephen stole a microwave (really, truly!) from the green room, and then **placed it on his shelf, though he did buy them **a Colbert Report microwave to replace it.

“We haven’t heard a peep from… Captain Crunch, Sgt. Slaughter, Major Garrett, Lt. Dan, Private Practice, or Colonel Sanders… What would happen if our brave sailors got tattoos, hung around with loose women, or drank alcohol?  Before you know it, they’ll be freebasing spinach.”

That’s a mouthful of names, plus the classic American children’s model of high morality and healthy living, Popeye the Sailorman.

“Now, I may be a simple country lawyer…”

That was a simultaneously hilarious and spot-on impression of Gregory Peck in To Kill A Mockingbird (just listen to audio from the climactic courtroom scene and compare).  However, the line itself is from Jimmy Stewart’s role as Paul Biegler in Anatomy of a Murder.  My personal favorite instance of the trope is Futurama’s “simple country Hyperchicken“.

• Four Horsemen of the Apopcalypse – Pop culture references in The Colbert Report: January 25-28, 2010
• Four Horsemen of the Apopcalypse – Pop culture references in The Colbert Report: January 18-21, 2010
• Four Horsemen of the Apopcalypse – Pop culture references in The Colbert Report: January 11-14, 2010
• Four Horsemen of the Apopcalypse – Pop culture references in The Colbert Report: January 4-7, 2010

Am I the only one completely baffled by the fact that January has gone by in the blink of an eye and that we’re already steam rolling straight through February? February of course, can mean only one thing – Vancouver!! But while Stephen is off polishing his skates in preparation for the Winter Olympics his friends will be back in the good old US of A working on their latest new projects.

Friends of the Show

Neil DeGreasse Tyson

• Dr. Tyson has been selected by over 600 Global Science Advisors as the EarthSky Science Communicator of the Year for 2009.
  

  Many expressed this sentiment about Dr. Tyson: “Especially since 2009 was the International Year of Astronomy, it’s appropriate that we honor Neil deGrasse Tyson and acknowledge his outstanding efforts to promote astronomy and other sciences.”

  EarthSky has featured Dr. Tyson in an 8-minute EarthSky Clear Voices for Science podcast, speaking on the importance of science in creating an informed U.S. electorate.

  Neil deGrasse Tyson: ‘Learning How to Think is Empowerment’:

The Colbert Report Staff [and ex-beloved staffers]

Eric Drysdale

• Eric will be teaching a 2-day advanced workshop on writing sketch comedy at the Vangaurd School of Comedy in Tortonto ON, on March 27th – 28th.

  Event Details: Toronto Writing Workshop.

Glenn Eichler

• Glenn will be writting the new animated series “Good and Evel” for TBS. The project follows twin brothers, one a petty criminal and the other a good guy trying to set his brother straight. The project is in development with Lionsgate Television and Olive Productions.

Mark Malkoff

• Mark was featured on Anderson Cooper 360 – The Shot on CNN on February 4th.

• The B-Cast from Breitbart.tv interview Mark about his latest project ‘Mark Malkoff “Gets Carried Away”‘:

And now it’s time to check in with our good friends at The Daily Show

Jon Stewart

• Jon recently spoke at the “Hope For Haiti Now: A Global Benefit For Earthquake Relief” all proceeds from the event will go towards the relief efforts in earthquake ravaged Haiti.

Steve Carell

• Steve stopped by The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien to conduct Conan’s Exit Interview.

• Steve recently won the People’s Choice Award for Favorite TV Comedy Actor. His acceptance speech can be viewed Here.

Rob Riggle

• While most USC Trojan fans were beside themselves when news broke that coach Peter Carroll was leaving to become head coach of the Seattle Seahawks, super-fan Rob Riggle took matters into his own hands …

Rob Riggle, John Oliver and Rory Alabanese

• Connie Oggle of the Miami Herald sits down with John, Rob and Rory ahead of their performances at the South Beach Comedy Festival.

John Hodgman

• Thought you knew everything there was to know about New York. Well think again with John Hodgman’s “ Fake Facts About New York City – 225 Things You Don’t Know About New York” published in this weeks Time Out New York.

Wyatt Cenac

• Wyatt will be performing at Kramp & Adler’s Comedy Festival at 8 p.m. on March 13. The event will take place at Turner Hall Ballroom at the Pabst and Riverside Theater, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

  Tickets: General Admission $20.

• Stephen Colbert to appear in “The Pluto Files” on PBS
• Stephen Colbert talks science with Neil deGrasse Tyson
• Reminder: Stephen Colbert interviews Neil deGrasse Tyson at MKA tonight!
• Six Degrees: The “Mark Malkoff Gets Carried Away!” video is up!

The interview has generated a ton of post mortem discussion about the politics of the situation both in the mainstream media and the blogosphere, and who “won” the interview. Then again, apparently Jon is quite aware of such discussion. However, I have concluded, as Henry Kissinger might say, America won this round.

Here’s a collection of articles that you might want to check out that have discussed the interview:

• Stewart on O’Reilly, Unedited: Worth the 42 Minutes – Time Magazine
• Jon Stewart and Bill O’Reilly: More compatible than you think? – Christian Science Monitor
• In Visit to Fox News, Jon Stewart Faults Fox News – New York Times
• Jon Stewart vs. Bill O’Reilly: Did O’Reilly win the bout on points? – LA Times

And for your viewing pleasure, please watch the interview in its entirety, and feel free to comment on your opinion of how Jon did in the comments.

• Apparently Richard Branson watched “Pitch”
• Six Degrees: Daily Show Edition
• Six Degrees: Christmas Break Edition.
• Six Degrees: Articles and videos from ‘Daily Show’ peeps

The Pluto Files
Premiere broadcast on PBS: March 2, 2010
. . .

From Boston to California, Tyson’s spirited journey explores the history of Pluto — from the time of its discovery to its fall from planethood. Along the way, Tyson meets a fascinating cast of characters, from scientists who argue over Pluto’s status to die-hard “Plutophiles” — regardless of where they stand they have one thing in common: strong opinions about Pluto. “The Pluto Files” also includes special appearances by Stephen Colbert, Jon Stewart, Diane Sawyer, and Brian Williams, who share their affection for the former planet. “I’m sorry, I thought planets might be one of the constants in life,” Colbert jests. “But scientists just love change more than anything else. I’m sorry that’s not change I can believe in.”
. . .

Visit the show’s website here

There’s a preview of the program posted on PBS’ web site which I can’t embed here, but you can catch a glimpse of Dr. Tyson being interviewed on both The Daily Show and the Report. There’s also a promo video up on YouTube, in which Jon Stewart calls Dr. Tyson a “galactic despot” and Brian Williams gets in a little dig at Stewart and Colbert. This is going to be so entertaining!

• Klassic Kolbert: Olympic Fever
• Six Degrees: The I Can’t Believe it’s Already February Edition.
• Daily Show Toss Recap – Klassic
• TIVO ALERT: Stephen Colbert to be on ‘Late Night with Jimmy Fallon’ on Monday, February 8th