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12/3/08
Stephen Colbert's Take On The Plaxico Burress Incident
Stephen Colbert Has An Interesting Take On Man-Gun Relationships, As It Relates To The Man Named Plaxico

For all of you out there who may already be sick of the constant Plaxico coverage, I apologize in advance. But sometimes, a story comes along that is just too good to be true. This is one of them, and as a result, this story probably won't go away too soon.

Stephen Colbert has always been a favorite of mine, and his Colbert Report on Comedy Central is definitely must-watch TV. Much like everyone else, he has addressed the ridiculous Plaxico Burress incident involving Plaxico shooting himself in the leg with a Glock that he had tucked into his sweatpants while in a nightclub.

As usual, Stephen's take on it is a bit different from (and better than) everyone else's. Check it out.

And if you live in Atlanta, do be careful around the mountain lions on the subway.
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(Edited 12/03/08 2:44PM by RenegadeLG)
Jubanator14 wrote:
This whole situation is comedy gold. It is also times like this that I wish Dave Chappelle still had a show.
Plaxico would be carrying the gun to protect himself from Wayne Brady.
 
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Stephen Colbert > Jon Stewart
 
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rootman54 wrote:
Stephen Colbert > Jon Stewart
That seems to be the consensus but I'm still in the Stewart camp. I realize Colbert is a parody of Bill O'Reilly, but he's still goes way too far over the top. He's good in small portions but if I were to watch an entire episode my eyes would roll completely back in my head. He's really corny.
 
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RenegadeLG wrote:
That seems to be the consensus but I'm still in the Stewart camp. I realize Colbert is a parody of Bill O'Reilly, but he's still goes way too far over the top. He's good in small portions but if I were to watch an entire episode my eyes would roll completely back in my head. He's really corny.
I still love Jon Stewart, but after a while I realized the reason why I loved the show was because of Steve Carrell, Stephen Colbert, Lewis Black, etc.  The corespondents now on there arent that good, imo.
 
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rootman54 wrote:
I still love Jon Stewart, but after a while I realized the reason why I loved the show was because of Steve Carrell, Stephen Colbert, Lewis Black, etc.  The corespondents now on there arent that good, imo.
Yeah, that's fair. I like the British guy though.
 
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I prefer Stewart's take on this, mostly for the "Jon Stewart Touches Kids" and "Our Little Secret" graphics. 

Both guys are hilarious though.  Definitely one of the best hours in television.
 
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This whole situation is comedy gold. It is also times like this that I wish Dave Chappelle still had a show.
 
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(Edited 12/03/08 2:44PM by RenegadeLG)
Jubanator14 wrote:
This whole situation is comedy gold. It is also times like this that I wish Dave Chappelle still had a show.
Plaxico would be carrying the gun to protect himself from Wayne Brady.
 
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That was awesome. Thank you for putting that up! I can't believe I missed it.
 
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