Thank you.

In reply to this comment by lurgee:
*promote

>> ^bareboards2:

Actually, there was plenty of silliness, as it was recorded the night before.
He starts with audience interaction and a monologue. Both those were cut, especially since the monologue was about Batman.
There were plenty of jokes and pre-tragedy innocent fun.

>> ^ant:
What was the whole episode like? I assume no jokes and stuff. I remember 9/11 was like that. I think some hosts were crying too.



Ah, interesting and thanks.

Thanks sweetie.

It wasn't a great day for America, was it?

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*quality show
*1sttube

Actually, there was plenty of silliness, as it was recorded the night before.

He traditionally starts with audience interaction and a monologue. Both those were cut, especially since the monologue was about Batman.

There were plenty of jokes and pre-tragedy innocent fun.


>> ^ant:

What was the whole episode like? I assume no jokes and stuff. I remember 9/11 was like that. I think some hosts were crying too.

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>> ^Boise_Lib:

"Do you know who wants to have sex with men with really big muscles? Other men with really big muscles."
-- Craig Ferguson
This guy may be looking at the wrong team.
You should try saying that in front of a man with really big muscles.

"Do you know who wants to have sex with men with really big muscles? Other men with really big muscles."
-- Craig Ferguson

This guy may be looking at the wrong team.

Me too. I can't stand the fakiness and the obvious contrivance.

His shows aren't always good, and he interrupts too much in his interviews, but the shows are always alive in a way that is unique to an overly controlled medium.


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I always liked Craig Ferguson he's the only late night comedian I'll watch anymore.

I always liked Craig Ferguson he's the only late night comedian I'll watch anymore.

I've seen him somewhere before. Craig Ferguson maybe? Or perhaps it was a top comic competition? Anyway, he made an impression and makes me laugh too =o)

Yeah, Craig Ferguson is on at the same time as Fallon.

Being a CraigyFerg fan, I was disappointed that Obama didn't go on his show. Then I realized -- he probably doesn't want to reach the stoner audience. Stoners and women of a certain age who are already voting for him.




>> ^legacy0100:

Trying to reach the young voters there eh Mr. Obama? Working hard I see.

Craig Ferguson: "I'm not gay, I'm just European."

The narrator sounds like craig ferguson.

>> ^Yogi:

>> ^hpqp:
Oh Maher... you need to learn the meaning of words; first "atheism", now faith?

Faith is confidence or trust in a person or entity. He can have faith that they will be good guests because he has confidence built up by previous visits.


Oxford English Dictionary:

a. Confidence, reliance, trust (in the ability, goodness, etc., of a person; in the efficacy or worth of a thing; or in the truth of a statement or doctrine). Const. in, †of. In early use, only with reference to religious objects; this is still the prevalent application, and often colours the wider use.

You are right that people sometimes use the words "faith" and "trust" interchangeably, something I deplore, since trust is evidence-based (people "earn" our trust by proving themselves trustworthy), while faith, in it's original sense, is not. I realize I am nitpicking though.

>> ^hpqp:

Oh Maher... you need to learn the meaning of words; first "atheism", now faith?


Faith is confidence or trust in a person or entity. He can have faith that they will be good guests because he has confidence built up by previous visits.