It is. 10:00 is the line.

I'm gay and it wasn't homophobic. Nearly all the "outrage" is from conservatives grasping at straws.

I'm gay and I didn't find the joke homophobic.

No. It would have been homophobic if the object of the joke was to demean them by calling them gay, but that wasn't the point of the joke. It's all about context.

It's not homophobic because it's not homophobic.

It's coming from people who previously hated Colbert, most of whom are homophobes.

KA-Chunk

I know you mean "always been" since 1984, but the theme music was different when the show was on NBC.

"despite it not having demonstrated any reason to do so"
I will watch anything Andrea Martin and John Michael Higgins are in, and give it the benefit of every doubt

This show isn't very much like 30 Rock.

Masonry Williams?

They are, by definition. They voted for a fascist.

I've seen all the episodes now except for The Christmas That Almost Wasn't (which I'm saving for the end of the year), and the whole thing left me pretty empty. I don't think I laughed out loud or smiled once. I'm a big fan of the old show (primarily the CC years) and maybe the difference in style was too jarring -…

The Girl in Lovers Lane was one of the better movies from the original run, imo. There's one point where they compare the movie to a Route 66 episode, and that was the same thing I'd been thinking.

I might have been the only person who liked it.

Reminds me of when Paul Reubens played a character as the host of You Don't Know Jack… Myers is no Paul Reubens.

There are stories of Nazis going around wearing little clothing in the eastern territories they conquered. I imagine the psychology is about the same.

And there was also stuff like Playwrights Theater, when they actually had arts programming.

The not-too-distant future: "Hey, did you see that article on The AV Club?" "No, AV Club's on the Verizon internet. I'm on Comcast."

The ball's in play more in a baseball game than in a football game. Look it up.