We are excited to announce that The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses will perform as the musical guest on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert on Tuesday, October 13th, including highlights from the upcoming The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes game set to launch October 23.
UPCOMING GUESTS ON "THE LATE SHOW with STEPHEN COLBERT," 10/5-10/16
Monday through Friday, 11:35 PM-12:37 AM, ET/PT
(*Denotes changes and/or additions to previous schedule
(n) Denotes new broadcast)
Monday, Oct. 5
Senator John McCain; Cellist Yo-Yo Ma; interview with and performance by ballerina Misty Copeland (n)
Tuesday, Oct. 6:
Former President Bill Clinton; Comedian Billy Eichner; musical performance by Florence and the Machine (n)
Wednesday, Oct. 7
Actress Gina Rodriguez; Economist Ben Bernanke; musical performance by Tame Impala (n)
*Thursday, Oct. 8
Actress Cate Blanchett; CEO of Airbnb Brian Chesky; Dartmouth University Football Dummy (n)
Friday, Oct. 9
James Corden, host of the CBS's "The Late Late Show"; Co-Founder and CEO of Vice Media Shane Smith; musical performance by Halsey (n)
*Monday, Oct. 12
Actress Carey Mulligan; Elvis Costello; musical performance by Darlene Love (n)
*Tuesday, Oct. 13
Sarah Silverman; Actor Elijah Wood; musical performance by The Legend of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses (n)
*Wednesday, Oct. 14
Actor Jack Black; CEO of Go Pro Nick Woodman; performance by tap dancer Michelle Dorrance (n)
*Thursday, Oct. 15
Oprah Winfrey; Creators of "Welcome to Night Vale" Joseph Fink and Jeffrey Cranor; musical performance by Judith Hill (n)
*Friday, Oct. 16
The cast and director of "Crimson Peak": Jessica Chastain, Tom Hiddleston, Mia Wasikowska and Guillermo Del Toro; musical performance by Beach House (n)
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AthenorBattle Hardened OptimistThe Skies of HiigaraRegistered Userregular
A buddy of mine went to the Late Show yesterday and got a shout out from Stephen for his beard. You can see Colbert gesture to him after he comes out to start the show.
So, Colbert's still goin. Apparently his ratings aren't doing super hot? Kinda disappointing, cause I've been enjoying the show. Only watch it online, though, so maybe I'm part of the problem. Anyway, they had Joanna Newsom on last night and it was a pretty great performance.
As we saw with Conan, someone taking over for someone else always leads to a ratings decline as the people comfortable with the old often don't want to bother with the new. I'd assume it was made worse due to how big the gap between Letterman leaving and Colbert beginning was. So far Colbert still feels a little stiff to me but little by little he's loosening up so I'm pretty confident he'll eventually reach his stride.
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So, Colbert's still goin. Apparently his ratings aren't doing super hot? Kinda disappointing, cause I've been enjoying the show. Only watch it online, though, so maybe I'm part of the problem. Anyway, they had Joanna Newsom on last night and it was a pretty great performance.
He also had Steve Carrell on the night before and it was nice seeing how close they were.
I'm so very in love with Joanna Newsom. I saw her live during her Have One on Me tour having never heard her before and it was one of the most surreal experiences.
That whole album is like, Grand Budapest Hotel levels of melancholy. I don't have her new one yet though.
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So, Colbert's still goin. Apparently his ratings aren't doing super hot? Kinda disappointing, cause I've been enjoying the show. Only watch it online, though, so maybe I'm part of the problem. Anyway, they had Joanna Newsom on last night and it was a pretty great performance.
He also had Steve Carrell on the night before and it was nice seeing how close they were.
I'm so very in love with Joanna Newsom. I saw her live during her Have One on Me tour having never heard her before and it was one of the most surreal experiences.
That whole album is like, Grand Budapest Hotel levels of melancholy. I don't have her new one yet though.
Wow, nice! This was my first introduction to her, so I've been going through Divers repeatedly. It's really good. I also got her other albums, though, to dive into after I finish processing this one. I'm a big Kate Bush fan, so hearing her was a very welcome surprise.
As we saw with Conan, someone taking over for someone else always leads to a ratings decline as the people comfortable with the old often don't want to bother with the new. I'd assume it was made worse due to how big the gap between Letterman leaving and Colbert beginning was. So far Colbert still feels a little stiff to me but little by little he's loosening up so I'm pretty confident he'll eventually reach his stride.
I think I'm coming to terms with the fact that most of the Late Show is interviews which is by far my least favorite part of any late show (even on the Colbert Report). I watch it on demand occasionally and as soon as he goes to an interview I turn it off.
That's why I miss Craig Ferguson so much. The interviews were all unscripted. They'd just talk about... stuff. Then play a harmonica. Or pretend to smoke pipes. There wasn't any fakeness to it, nobody went on Late Late just to shill for a movie or their new album. They dicked around and threw frisbees at a pantomime horse.
I have no doubt her job is tough but that Samantha Power interview was...a little bit awkward towards the end.
I mean, it certainly could've been much worse, and I'm certainly impressed by her ability to keep smiling through the whole affair. But it was still very awkward.
As we saw with Conan, someone taking over for someone else always leads to a ratings decline as the people comfortable with the old often don't want to bother with the new. I'd assume it was made worse due to how big the gap between Letterman leaving and Colbert beginning was. So far Colbert still feels a little stiff to me but little by little he's loosening up so I'm pretty confident he'll eventually reach his stride.
I think I'm coming to terms with the fact that most of the Late Show is interviews which is by far my least favorite part of any late show (even on the Colbert Report). I watch it on demand occasionally and as soon as he goes to an interview I turn it off.
That's unfortunate. He sometimes does other bits after the first interview that are really good. Just last week he had an epic stunt show with Bruce Willis and performed a pseudo-Epic Rap Battle of History with the guy who created Hamilton. Even within interviews he occasionally does off-the-wall things like having Marion Cotillard saying mundane things in French just because it sounds sexier. His musical guests are usually fairly unique as well.
Do what I do: just DVR it (I usually hit the sack at 11:30 anyway) and speed through the parts that don't interest you. I will say that the "Big Questions for Even Bigger Stars" is a recurring bit that I wish would just curl up and die.
As we saw with Conan, someone taking over for someone else always leads to a ratings decline as the people comfortable with the old often don't want to bother with the new. I'd assume it was made worse due to how big the gap between Letterman leaving and Colbert beginning was. So far Colbert still feels a little stiff to me but little by little he's loosening up so I'm pretty confident he'll eventually reach his stride.
I think I'm coming to terms with the fact that most of the Late Show is interviews which is by far my least favorite part of any late show (even on the Colbert Report). I watch it on demand occasionally and as soon as he goes to an interview I turn it off.
That's unfortunate. He sometimes does other bits after the first interview that are really good. Just last week he had an epic stunt show with Bruce Willis and performed a pseudo-Epic Rap Battle of History with the guy who created Hamilton. Even within interviews he occasionally does off-the-wall things like having Marion Cotillard saying mundane things in French just because it sounds sexier. His musical guests are usually fairly unique as well.
Do what I do: just DVR it (I usually hit the sack at 11:30 anyway) and speed through the parts that don't interest you. I will say that the "Big Questions for Even Bigger Stars" is a recurring bit that I wish would just curl up and die.
The existence of "Big questions" was, in my opinion, completely justified by Tom Hanks and Bryan Cranston. But yeah, the other times were pretty cringeworthy.
I think Hanks's was tolerable because he didn't already have an interview beforehand; it actually took me a beat or two to even identify him since "Tom" is such a generic name. It might have also been the last one I listened to. I know I sat through ScarJo's, since that was the first, but I don't remember Cranston's and I definitely skipped JLaw's.
Nothing crazy. O'Reilly went on the Late Show to promote some book and spent two segments aggressively talking down to Colbert and trying to make him look like a liberal hack. To Stephen's credit, he was ever-gracious while asking a couple of real questions about how Bill prioritizes things (which seemed to set him off even more when he didn't have a good answer). To me it came off as sour grapes.
I wonder how they do the Cartoon Trump. I was assuming it was preanimated, but now I wonder if it is mocap. Not very advanced mocap, mind. But slightly more advanced than than the gimmicky stuff you get with a webcam.
That is a good question. If it was preanimated I would hope the lip sync would be better, because clearly it gets away from them from time to time. But on the other hand, they have to whip that together in less time than the South Park guys so there has to be a ton of shortcuts either way.
So, was DNC security on the lookout for Colbert after what he did in Cleveland, or was the RNC just that much of a cluster duck* that he was able to get to the podium?
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even if I loath his content
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Good news: 2016 dates announced.
(Bad news: Nothing near me, but we just had one last month so I guess I understand.)
First time I heard of that orchestra was on that episode.
When it hit the overworld theme I turned into a gibbering mess because of the massive megaton grade nostalgia bomb
He also had Steve Carrell on the night before and it was nice seeing how close they were.
I'm so very in love with Joanna Newsom. I saw her live during her Have One on Me tour having never heard her before and it was one of the most surreal experiences.
That whole album is like, Grand Budapest Hotel levels of melancholy. I don't have her new one yet though.
"Readers who prefer tension and romance, Maledictions: The Offering, delivers... As serious YA fiction, I’ll give it five stars out of five. As a novel? Four and a half." - Liz Ellor
My new novel: Maledictions: The Offering. Now in Paperback!
Wow, nice! This was my first introduction to her, so I've been going through Divers repeatedly. It's really good. I also got her other albums, though, to dive into after I finish processing this one. I'm a big Kate Bush fan, so hearing her was a very welcome surprise.
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I think I'm coming to terms with the fact that most of the Late Show is interviews which is by far my least favorite part of any late show (even on the Colbert Report). I watch it on demand occasionally and as soon as he goes to an interview I turn it off.
I mean, it certainly could've been much worse, and I'm certainly impressed by her ability to keep smiling through the whole affair. But it was still very awkward.
That's unfortunate. He sometimes does other bits after the first interview that are really good. Just last week he had an epic stunt show with Bruce Willis and performed a pseudo-Epic Rap Battle of History with the guy who created Hamilton. Even within interviews he occasionally does off-the-wall things like having Marion Cotillard saying mundane things in French just because it sounds sexier. His musical guests are usually fairly unique as well.
Do what I do: just DVR it (I usually hit the sack at 11:30 anyway) and speed through the parts that don't interest you. I will say that the "Big Questions for Even Bigger Stars" is a recurring bit that I wish would just curl up and die.
Yeah that bit is always solid. That particular clip just has the added awesomeness of John Cleese.
I'm a little bit surprised that the show isn't doing as well as it should be.
Some sort of live mo-cap thing.
Adobe character animator.
The RNC had Christmas in July
And the DNC had Death. Taxes. Hillary.
They tried to bury us. They didn't know that we were seeds. 2018 Midterms. Get your shit together.
*I'm leaving that autocorrect unchanged.