June 11, 2009 12:01 am
Matt Tobey
Matt Tobey
The Colbert Report's week of shows in Iraq is almost over, and what an historic week it has been. This is something you'll probably tell your grandchildren about. And then you'll be zapped with a cattle-prod by your robot slave-master and told to stop talking to your grandchildren and get back to harvesting batteries. Here are some photos from last night's show.
(USO Photo by Steve Manuel)
More pictures after the jump.
The Colbert Report airs Monday through Thursday at 11:30pm / 10:30c.
(USO Photo by Steve Manuel)
(USO Photo by Steve Manuel)
(USO Photo by Steve Manuel)
(USO Photo by Steve Manuel)
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KASY, nobody's asking you 2 respect other people's oponions, but have some modesty and do it anyway. seriously — if you are so insecure with your own opinion that you have to try to change other peoples', u have PROBLEMS.
Dear Absentia,
In marelyinoc's defense, I believe he/she was seconding the comment by jrung, not lee davis. I third jrunge. I am very proud of our troops and support their efforts and think Stephen is amazing and one of the rare celebs willing to put his money where his mouth is.
lee davis, while I totally disagree with your comment, I'm thankful that we have a country in which you may speak your mind, no matter how pin-headed you may be.
And, of course the soldiers are paid! Not nearly enough, mind you but who in the world would make those kinds of sacrifices and not be able to support their own families? You sir, are nuts.
Thus far thee best Stephen COlbert shows EVER! tHANks SO MuCH for bringing a smile to these soldiers faces =]
I very much enjoyed watching Colbert in Ft. Jackson since my brother is recently there completing basic training.
I am SOOO PROUD OF ALL THOSE DEDICATED SOLDIERS SERVING IN THE U.S MILITARY! ! !
btw those who dont agree like lee davis down there shld A. get out of America or B. Try being on the front line and then speak >=O how dare you?!! smh
Thanks to Stephen Colbert and his staff for their contributions to entertaining the troops and a kudos to the men and women who serve in the US's military!
Amazing job with the shows! The hard work and logistics to get these done in such a quality manner with great forethought and sensitivity, yet preserving the essence of your character, shines throughout the productions! Impressive!
Best shows ever! Cool seeing LtGen Jacoby on – his last duty station was here in Alaska.
Hey absentia—i think you read it going in the wrong direction. marleyinoc was seconding jrunge's post. =p
So I think your comment really should just go to lee davis.
to lee davis and marleyinoc – I don't think anybody cares about your apathetic attitude. The next time you decide to take a job where your life is put on the line – let's talk. Pay or no pay, these troops are making a huge sacrifice and they make this sacrifice regardless of the bonzo in the White House. Regardless of your opinion, these shows will go down in history as some of Stephen's best shows.
These have been your worse shows. I don't care about the military or the (PAID) troops. BORING
Seconded.
I'm very proud of you Stephen Colbert. Thank you for supporting our troops