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He's very kind of snatched looking.

And I'm like, he's like 80 or something.

Yeah, yeah.

Anyway, go and have a look.

And you can see all of the old episodes and stuff.

Yeah, there are two numbers and they are beautiful actually.

Like I really – I should just watch it.

The monologue and the guests, like they had, you know, Ryan Reynolds in the audience and a bunch of other famous people going like, am I the final guest?

No, you're not.

And so they're storming out.

You know, it's kind of like I found the comedy a bit flat but the music was beautiful and it made me just think –

Stephen Colbert is a very, very kind of complex and talented person.

You know, his ability at improv and he's got a really great voice and he can really move and he's funny and smart and, yeah, he's like a multilaterally talented person.

And I like the musical element.

to the final show kind of illustrated that and I really liked it.

Yeah.

And I kind of loved that.

Yeah.

Anyway, I miss him.

If you want a bit of a back story about Colbert, you know, Anderson Cooper, his podcast, there's an interesting episode with Stephen Colbert as Stephen Colbert where he's talking about the experience of,