The Colbert Report
Season 2005
32 listed hours · 2005–2014 · Comedy Central
From the desk
How this season is filed
Stephen Colbert plays a billowing cable pundit until the mask starts making real news. The Colbert Report coined truthiness, ran Super PAC stunts as performance art, and spun off from Stewart into Emmy-winning character satire that took the bluster more seriously than the bluster did.
TV Flash files Season 2005 of The Colbert Report (2005–2014) on Comedy Central as the first listed season of 10 — 32 listed hours, 2005-10-17–2005-12-15 from “Stone Phillips” (S2005E01) to “Mark Cuban” (S2005E32). Broadcast log — titles and dates, not a plot bible.
Desk essentials in this season
- S2005E01 Stone Phillips
Stone Phillips is night one of the billowing pundit: Colbert spinning off Stewart, truthiness not yet a dictionary entry, the mask already making news.
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S2005E01 Stone Phillips -
S2005E02 Lesley Stahl -
S2005E03 Fareed Zakaria -
S2005E04 Jim Cramer -
S2005E05 Lou Dobbs -
S2005E06 Greg Behrendt -
S2005E07 Neil deGrasse Tyson -
S2005E08 Jeff Daniels -
S2005E09 Monica Crowley -
S2005E10 Ken Burns -
S2005E11 Bruce Feiler -
S2005E12 Bradley Whitford -
S2005E13 Eliot Spitzer -
S2005E14 Catherine Crier -
S2005E15 Mary Roach -
S2005E16 Cokie Roberts -
S2005E17 Sen. Bob Kerrey -
S2005E18 Rev. Al Sharpton -
S2005E19 Matt Taibbi -
S2005E20 Tim Robbins -
S2005E21 Brian Greene -
S2005E22 Richard Preston -
S2005E23 Katrina Vanden Heuvel -
S2005E24 Richard Clarke -
S2005E25 Maureen Dowd -
S2005E26 Anderson Cooper -
S2005E27 Craig Crawford -
S2005E28 Peggy Noonan -
S2005E29 Harry Smith -
S2005E30 Bob Costas -
S2005E31 Dermot Mulroney -
S2005E32 Mark Cuban
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