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Colbert Accomplishes Mission in Iraq

June 5th, 2009

Stephen Colbert in flight suit

Stephen Colbert’s face has been sitting on the blog’s header for a reason. Next week the shows he recorded in Iraq will be aired. And next week’s issue of Newsweek is guest-edited by Colbert. (Note: the comments that are currently on the page at that link look like mine would if I weren’t so good about killing spam.)

Forty years ago, and for years more after that, I admired Charles Schulz and Stan Lee more than anybody else. My new idols are Stephen Colbert and Jon Stewart.

Correction: Colbert arrived in Baghdad yesterday. There will be four shows, each aired the day it is produced as they are in NYC.

Filed under: All Posts, Politics, Religion & Money, Stephen Colbert

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  • 1. jeaniebeanie  |  June 6th, 2009 at 8:10 am

    OMIGOD! Can’t wait for the shows OR the sadly super-thin copy of “Newsweek.” Yes, I’ve noticed the downsizing of all printed matter.

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