The Colbert Report

Lifetime of Furfillment

Season 10 • 10/28/2013

A Japanese travel company allows people to live vicariously through their stuffed animals.

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08:23

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Stephen Fry

The multi-talented Stephen Fry talks about atheism, activism and his Broadway debut in Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night."
10/24/2013
03:15

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Girly Hats for the Marines

The Defense Department spends millions of dollars on hats that threaten to emasculate the Marine Corps.
10/24/2013
06:21

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The Word - Philantrophy

The Dallas Safari Club provides an incentive to save the black rhino by offering a chance to shoot one.
10/24/2013
02:12

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Craziest F#?King Thing I've Ever Heard - TomTatoes

Mad botanists defy nature by creating a plant that produces both tomatoes and potatoes.
10/24/2013
00:30

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Intro - 10/24/13

Stephen saves endangered species, scientists improve agriculture, and Stephen Fry is a Renaissance man.
10/24/2013
03:03

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HealthCare.gov's Missing Woman

Stephen laments the loss of the vaguely ethnic smiling woman on the home page of HealthCare.gov.
10/28/2013
05:46

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Orlando Bloom

Orlando Bloom talks about his Broadway debut in "Romeo and Juliet," his love of the theater and his preference for iambic pentameter.
10/28/2013
00:06

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Sign Off - Goodnight

Stephen says goodnight.
10/28/2013
04:39

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Germany's NSA Outrage - Mark Mazzetti

"The Way of the Knife" author Mark Mazzetti weighs in on the NSA spying revelations, from their effect on diplomatic relations to their impact on journalism.
10/28/2013
03:57

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Germany's NSA Outrage

German officials fume over revelations that the NSA listened to Chancellor Merkel's phone conversations.
10/28/2013
03:16

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Lifetime of Furfillment

A travel company in Tokyo offers vacation packages for stuffed animals, inspiring Stephen to take this service to the next level.
10/28/2013
03:23

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Rand Paul's Plagiarism Problem

In an effort to help Republican gubernatorial candidate Ken Cuccinelli, Rand Paul delivers a speech containing lines seemingly lifted from Wikipedia's "Gattaca" entry.
10/29/2013
06:06

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The Word - On Your Feet

As the wealthiest one percent prospers, a growing number of Americans resort to selling their body parts.
10/29/2013
07:18

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Billy Collins

Billy Collins talks about his writing persona and the responsibilities of a poet laureate before joining Stephen in a joint reading from "Aimless Love."
10/29/2013
00:06

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Sign Off - "Aimless Love"

Stephen says goodnight while reading Billy Collins' book of poetry.
10/29/2013
00:34

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Intro - 10/29/13

Americans discover a creative way to make ends meet, Stephen ponders plagiarism, and "Aimless Love" author Billy Collins talks poetry.
10/29/2013
00:30

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Intro - 10/30/13

Marriage faces a new foe, technology changes TV news, and 16-year-old guest Jack Andraka invents an early test for cancer.
10/30/2013
00:05

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Sign Off - Goodnight

Stephen says goodnight.
10/30/2013
02:53

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The GOP's Self-Disapproval

In an effort to recover from record-low approval ratings, Senate Republicans call backsies on their own votes.
10/30/2013
07:08

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ThreatDown - Divorce, Undocumented Network Jumpers & Global Warming

Divorce spreads like a disease, Good Morning America embraces Hispanic culture, and climate change threatens the McDonald's Dollar Menu.
10/30/2013
04:30

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Shepard Smith's Digital Dependency

The hyper-technological Fox News Deck provides new insight into the mind of Shepard Smith.
10/30/2013
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