It's funny to hear Wiges go on these tangents about wet dreams and weird sex stuff, but he sticks rigidly to the show's segments, intros and whatnot like he's the DJ for an adult contemporary Top 40 countdown.

Do you dare disparage the constant SpOoOoOoOky music cues from "The Black Tapes?" How else will we know if something is scary?

It was an incredible documentary giving context to one of the biggest court cases of all time - so no, you're wrong.

Nah, he really didn't catch fire until around 2002-03.

To be fair, I don't think she knew what to do with her.

Good Lord. I didn't even know I spelled it that way. Early morning for me. And I don't blame you! I'd do it too!

The funny thing is my parents saw the show live and said Stay Human was the best and most energetic part of the show. But I agree, the rapport between Colbert and Jon Batiste feels really forced, with the latter almost turning into Kevin Eubanks Jr.

Yes, completely agreed.

Well I'm sure you could find Craig Kilborn on the street and he'll recite a couple zingers and "This Day in Hasselhoff History."

It'll always be GUND ARENA to me!!!!

It's damned if you do/don't for him. He was leaving "The Colbert Report" regardless and if he had pulled a Jon Stewart and basically went into hiding, we'd probably be saying "How great would it have been if he had took over 'The Late Show?'" or something like that.

My problem with Samantha Bee is, weirdly, the literal posturing of her. Since the show is shot with her standing up, she does this leaning in thing where it feels like she's kind of talking down to the viewers. It's a knit-pick for sure, but it always bothers me.

I prefer something along the lines of Tove Lo's "Talking Bodies," where it's not so much "I see you and I'm gonna have sex with you," but rather "You're hot and if you're into it, lets fuck."

I must have missed when I said that, but believe what you want. This is a stupid argument.

For me, maybe not for everyone, it has a "Blurred Lines" vibe where it crosses a line into being creepy. Like, he frames it as them smiling at each other and he's walking over to her but can't get out a word because he's thinking about having sex with her.

I'll go back on what I said. As others have said the whole "And if you cry" part most likely means her having an orgasm. But it's a creepy way of wording it.

Yea, that sounds like something straight out of a horror movie.

She was fine. It wasn't a Paul Scheer level of depth, but it certainly the eye-rolling level of others, like the one who called Taylor Swift a "slut shamer" and such.

I think it's the idea that this guy is just imagining this when he locks eyes with an attractive woman. As far as I can tell, this whole fantasy is in his head and not actually happening, which is weird.

To be fair, Wu Tang has or at least had a lot of associated rappers that were technically a part of the Wu Tang Universe, like the Killa Beez and such.