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Colbert. A burning question.

Jen

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Okay, so I've never found him overly hilarious, but I have liked him on occasion and he has been funny in the Colbert character with Jon Stewart.

So I'll give him a chance.

But I do have one burning question.

Why didn't Ellen Degeneres get a shot at Dave Letterman's slot?

She is funnier than Colbert imo. I think she would be the REAL competition for Jimmy Fallon (who I love).

I would actually make it a point to watch Ellen if she had that time slot. She is great at interviewing and she is funny and she is oh-so-lovable. She would have been the best choice bar none.

That's my opinion.
What say you?
 
Hmmm............ nobody likes Ellen?

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NO Not Ellen!!! I watch her every day when I get home from work....I think she's hilarious and I LOVE when she gives away stuff (money, cars, etc) to people and she's probably one of the most charitable people around....and I would really miss her....because I can't stay up that late! Lol! She needs to stay where she is! :)
 
NO Not Ellen!!! I watch her every day when I get home from work....I think she's hilarious and I LOVE when she gives away stuff (money, cars, etc) to people and she's probably one of the most charitable people around....and I would really miss her....because I can't stay up that late! Lol! She needs to stay where she is! :)

Excellent point!

But you've got to admit that men have ruled on late night long enough and what we don't need is some skag like Rosie O'Donnel on at that time.
 
Excellent point!

But you've got to admit that men have ruled on late night long enough and what we don't need is some skag like Rosie O'Donnel on at that time.

Rosie shouldn't even show her face....she's an embarassment! I used to like her show years ago, then she got crazy....same with Roseanne. They were great comedians...until they went political!
 
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NO Not Ellen!!! I watch her every day when I get home from work....I think she's hilarious and I LOVE when she gives away stuff (money, cars, etc) to people and she's probably one of the most charitable people around....and I would really miss her....because I can't stay up that late! Lol! She needs to stay where she is! :)

She and Jon Stewart have the best gigs and are paid millions
 
Okay, so I've never found him overly hilarious, but I have liked him on occasion and he has been funny in the Colbert character with Jon Stewart.

So I'll give him a chance.

But I do have one burning question.

Why didn't Ellen Degeneres get a shot at Dave Letterman's slot?

She is funnier than Colbert imo. I think she would be the REAL competition for Jimmy Fallon (who I love).

I would actually make it a point to watch Ellen if she had that time slot. She is great at interviewing and she is funny and she is oh-so-lovable. She would have been the best choice bar none.

That's my opinion.
What say you?

Why would she give up being the queen of daytime tv?
 
Well I feel Ellen deserves it....she also gives away millions to people that are in need. She's a wonderful person.....

You're acting as though she wasn't a candidate. She is happy where she is.....I am sure they would have loved to have her, .........she makes millions doing a less stressful show, same with Jon Stewart
 
You're acting as though she wasn't a candidate. She is happy where she is.....I am sure they would have loved to have her, .........she makes millions doing a less stressful show, same with Jon Stewart
What????????????????? I never even mentioned whether she was a candidate or not...I just said I would like to see her go to nights because I couldn't watch her then. What in hell is your problem?
 
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Excellent point!

But you've got to admit that men have ruled on late night long enough and what we don't need is some skag like Rosie O'Donnel on at that time.

When I was reading an article about Colbert getting the job, it mentioned that Ellen wasn't interested. I wouldn't want to see her make the move to late night,either because I love her in the afternoon.Although, sometimes I cheat on her with Judge Judy.

I like Rosie, although I think she's gotten too serious for late night. She had a talk show on OWN for awhile not long ago.....very different format than her old show, but very good. But they canned her.
 
When I was reading an article about Colbert getting the job, it mentioned that Ellen wasn't interested. I wouldn't want to see her make the move to late night,either because I love her in the afternoon.Although, sometimes I cheat on her with Judge Judy.

I like Rosie, although I think she's gotten too serious for late night. She had a talk show on OWN for awhile not long ago.....very different format than her old show, but very good. But they canned her.

Rosie used to be funny but she's not funny now. And yes. She got too serious and just the wrong word or two can spin her up in such a way that there would be a deafening click as everyone turned her off.
 
Rosie used to be funny but she's not funny now. And yes. She got too serious and just the wrong word or two can spin her up in such a way that there would be a deafening click as everyone turned her off.

I saw her on Dr. Oz both before and after her heart attack (before I quit watching because he was making me a nervous wreck) and she was hilarious.
But yes, her portrayal is very different now than when she had her show.

I think 9/11 really shook her up.
 
What????????????????? I never even mentioned whether she was a candidate or not...I just said I would like to see her go to nights because I couldn't watch her then. What in hell is your problem?

They have these things that record the show on the teevee...
 
Stephen is a multi talented man,who was constricted in hid O'Reilly imitation.

He is a writer, comedian and great interview. His double takes are something to see. In many ways like Johnny Carson. Jon pushed for him and
Moonvees was smart enough to listen. With many awards for his show he is ready.
 
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