I'd love it if you came and gave me notes.

You make a really interesting point! I actually never watched an entire episode of The Colbert Report. I always watched—and enjoyed—clips online because I didn't really have the time or means to watch it regularly. I probably would have a different perspective if I had watched multiple episodes all the way through on…

Tomorrow's already the tenth.

Bunny said you were good for it.

It's down there somewhere. Let me take another look.

When I first read the headline, I thought, "I bet it's nowhere near as obvious—Oh, never mind. I have no idea how nobody caught that."

I'm almost ashamed of how much I laughed at that clip. Almost.

As someone whose job includes handling almost all of the social media presence for my workplace, I agree that the show definitely needs to develop its social media presence better to be competitive.

Same here! You want to live tweet? Yay you! It's a great way to make me unfollow you.

YES! I find live-tweeting obnoxious, whether it's a celebrity or an acquaintance, so this description of it as community-building mystifies me. I know I'm really antisocial and, thus, immune to most community-building efforts, but does anyone actually look at a deluge of live tweets and think anything beyond, "Stop…

Wasn't this guy supposed to be a millionaire?

I wouldn't really consider myself a Rob Lowe fan, but as soon as I saw this headline, all I could think was "You can do better, Rob."

Who's the fucking nihilists around here?

Keeping wildlife, an amphibious rodent for, uh, domestic, you know, within the city. That ain't legal, either.

You're goddamn right I'm living in the fucking past!

Playing one side against the other—in bed with everybody—just fabulous stuff.

What do you need that for, Dude?

I'm really sorry! I just wasn't even thinking about spoiler potential when I typed that, but you're right. I am going to add a spoiler alert to my original comment.

Think he's got room for one more?

And I would like my undies back.