
Stephen Colbert's Public Access Show Appearance Sparks Online Brouhaha
Stephen Colbert's surprise appearance on a Michigan public-access show, 'Only in Monroe,' has caused an online stir. Despite initial speculation, CBS clarified that they are not suppressing the show, which is now available on Colbert's new YouTube channel.
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CBS Isn’t Suppressing Stephen Colbert’s ‘Only in Monroe’ Public Access Show, It’s On His New YouTube Channel
Yes, it’s true, Paramount/CBS has been issuing takedown notices to YouTube users who have been uploading bootleg copies of Stephen Colbert’s recent return to hosting an episode of the public access series “Only in Monroe.” But the reason isn’t as nefarious as one might think: It’s simply because, yes, the show is copyrighted and it […]
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Read full article →Stephen Colbert’s Surprise Appearance on Michigan Public-Access Show Erupts in Online Brouhaha
The social media-verse exploded with rumors that Paramount was trying to "suppress" the episode, but the truth is something different.
By Kimberly Nordyke
Read full article →Colbert’s Next Act?: Ex-‘Late Show’ Host’s New YouTube Channel Way More Interesting Than BS That CBS Tried To Quash His Public Access Special
Stephen Colbert may have revealed what his next move is now the Late Show is over on CBS, and CBS looks to still working with their ex-late night main man – at least when it comes to his vMay 22 Michigan public access special. In the usual online rush to judgement we’ve all become far […]
By Dominic Patten
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Colbert Blames Trump, But Massive Losses Killed His Show Progressive ideologues in entertainment are well known for avoiding responsibility for their failures at any cost, which is what makes them incredibly dangerous. Scapegoats are targeted for destruction while activists elude scrutiny so that they can bungle another project or institution, and another, and another. On and on it goes; like a bacteria they travel from one organ to the next, breaking it down from the inside. ...
By Tyler Durden
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