SERIES PREMIERE: Simply put, this is the most eagerly anticipated, expertly promoted TV premiere of 2015. The opening night guests are George Clooney and Jeb Bush – but it’s Stephen Colbert that viewers will be coming to see, especially to watch the man underneath the former Colbert Report fake-conservative mask. My prediction? He’ll be terrific – and instantly successful.

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Shaun

Stephen Colbert is getting some interesting guests, as well as individuals who are getting a lot of media attention. And Stephen Colbert can be a lot of fun. Just look at the tweet (above). Looking forward. Try PureVPN if CBS is not working in your region.

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