Mixing two things I love (video games and Stephen Colbert) the new Late Show host has created a new way to get into our hearts. Escape From A Man Sized Cabinet harks back to text based adventures of early computer game days where you explore the Late Show office, do a ton of clicking, and of course get trapped in a man sized cabinet. It may seem futile to try to break down the door or go further into the cabinet but, I assure you, there will be something special for you. The writing is pretty well done; you can see they spent some time on this. If you can't get enough Colbert, or if you want to satiate your gaming appetite, head over to the Late Show website to play the game.
Letterman's Final Week of 'Late Show' Guests is Filled with A-Listers
David Letterman will hang up his glasses and tie in May but before then, he's got to talk to his famous friends one last time. CBS gave us a sneak peek at who's showing up over then next month of Late Show. Among the names making appearances in the coming weeks include Steve Martin, Tina Fey, Don Rickles, Oprah Winfrey, Tom Hanks, Jerry Seinfeld, Robert Downey Jr., George Clooney, Julia Roberts, John Travolta, Jack Hanna, Michael Keaton, Ray Romano, Paul Rudd, Martin Short, Howard Stern, Bruce Willis, Elvis Costello, Dave Matthews Band, Mumford and Sons, Tom Waits, and Bill Murray, who was the first guest on Letterman's Late Night in 1982 and Late Show in 1993. Letterman's final show is Wednesday, May 20.
'The Nightly Show' Now has a Funny "Nightly" Promo
The Daily Show's Senior Black Correspondent Larry Wilmore has been working on his new show for months. The Colbert Report ends its run this week because Stephen Colbert is moving to bigger and better things with CBS' Late Show. In this promo, the earnest host interrupts many diner-goers' meals with his news.
The Nightly Show premieres on January 19 at 11:30 PM.
That Obama Fellow Took Over 'The Colbert Report' Last Night
Barack Obama was the special guest on Colbert Report last night. He was Colbert's final interview before the host hangs up his glasses and puts on a different pair at CBS. Barry even took over "The Word" segment and made it his own with "The Decree." No matter your political affiliation, you have to admit that this is pretty cool.
Letterman Pays Fitting Tribute To Fellow Comedian Robin Williams
Last night on Late Show, Letterman dedicated 10 minutes of his show to the late Robin Williams. This tribute is very touching and worth the time he allotted for it. One of the topics includes the first time the comedians met at The Comedy Store years ago. Williams had also amassed over 50 appearances on CBS and NBC late night talk shows.