Awesome Stephen Colbert

It’s been rumored that Season Two of Severance will feature some big celebrity cameos. It turns out that Late Show host Stephen Colbert has already been on the show, but the scenes ended up on the cutting room floor. Perhaps it’s because his innie thought he was working at Dunder-Mifflin instead of Lumon.

Matthew McConaughey dropped by The Late Show and mused about life’s biggest questions with host Stephen Colbert. Watch the two be “masculine yet poetic” as they talk about life choices™, last words, words to live by, and much more.

During a recent episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Bret and Jemaine teased us with one of the songs we’ll be hearing when we tune in for their new HBO special on 10/6/18. Father & Son features an occasionally very honest dialogue between a dad and his kid.

While Hot Ones host Sean Evans wasn’t able to persuade Stephen to leave the Ed Sullivan Theater, he did manage to get him to participate in an abbreviated version of his interview show, and put the normally stoic Colbert on the ropes with Da Bomb and Blair’s Mega Death Sauce.

“How good of a talker am I people?” Kevin Hart dropped by The Late Show to promote his new memoir, I Can’t Make This Up. His comedy may not be your cup of tea, but we could all use his words of encouragement and infectious positivity.

“Hey, Triple-R! Yeah, S to the C? Do you think there’s such a thing as a dumb question? That’s a stupid thing to ask.” Stephen Colbert and Ryan Reynolds hang out under the stars and contemplate some of the universe’s most ponderable imponderables.

“I guess they just wanted a Stephen Colbert type, and I was the first one that came to mind.” Bob Odenkirk reveals that he’s starring in a movie about The Late Show where he plays Stephen Colbert. Turns out it stars The Late Show playing as Mr. Show.

Next time you’ve got to plan a kid’s birthday party, you might want to steer clear of Stephen Colbert and John Malkovich’s new venture, which offers up an experience sure to fuel the nightmares of your little ones even more than a Birthday clown.

“Just to mess with burglars, sometimes I leave the key under the mat that’s not at my house.” The Late Show host Stephen Colbert is a repentant joker. Watch him divulge one-liners ranging from the existential to the Hedbergian.

During his recent appearance on The Late Show, Michael Stipe joined Stephen Colbert and James Franco to sing a little ditty to send off 2016, a year that wasn’t exactly on most of our “best year ever” lists.

“188º? Get out of there! It’s gonna blow!” Stephen Colbert dropped by the Butterball offices to help out home chefs as they attempt to properly cook their Thanksgiving turkeys. If the late night thing doesn’t work out, he’s got career potential as a customer service rep.

Speaking on The Late Show, Chris Pratt told Stephen Colbert he’s grateful that he became famous at a mature age and that his wife Anna Faris went big time before he did. He also talked about the time that he worked for a pyramid scheme.

“Before you say the name, I wouldn’t mind, bringing liquid, into my…” Still reeling from the possibility that Trump could be America’s next President, The Late Show turned to the only two people that could make sense of things: Ja Rule Jon Stewart and The Nation’s Stephen Colbert.

“Well, let’s cut this casual but very informative bit of chitchattery.” The Late Show‘s Stephen Colbert challenges the great Bryan Cranston to act out Vincent Price knockoffs that don’t converse so much as explain to the audience.

The Late Show with Stephen Colbert claims they got their hands on the first drafts of the tagline’s for some of this year’s biggest movies, including Independence Day: Resurgence, Finding Dory and Marvel’s Civil War.

The world’s best Super Mario Bros. 3 player squares off against Columbia University’s men’s relay team and Stephen Colbert preparing and eating a Hot Pocket in this instant classic segment. Check out the Games Done Quick charity for more speedruns.