Casting "The Ultimate Fighter: Celebrity Edition"

[AAAhmed46]

colbert for the win. he has surpassed stewart

[Uri Shatil]

colbert for the win. he has surpassed stewart

You are a non-loyalist. You must burn.

Colbert tends to make a fool of the people he's interviewing, as where on the Daily Show they tend to make a fool of the interviewer. Also, Colbert is fueled largely by inside jokes, as where anyone can enjoy the Daily Show. Most importantly, Colbert plays a character, which is limiting and often preempts serious discussion. The only serious discussion I saw on Colbert was in the early days, when he and a guest seriously discussed the concept of truthiness- creating a world where what one wants to believe is true as opposed to what is actually factual is true. And you can't forget that the Daily Show has a pretty colorful and varied cast, but Colbert is just one guy.

They're both very funny and brilliant shows, and it's a bit of a toss-up, but I'd have to say that John Stewart takes the cake.

[couch13]

Old timers (not all alive) vs New boys

Old codgers:
Bruce Willis
Arnold
John Wayne
Slyvester Stallone
Charles Bronson
Jackie Chan
Bruce Lee
Dolph Lungrad
Coach- Keith Hackney

New prettyboys:
Brad Pitt (a highly conditioned person oddly)
Jason Stadtham
Jet Li
Tony Jaa
Edward Norton (recieves nomination for fight club and american history x)
Russel Crowe (i don't care if he's old, he continues to kick ass!!!!!!!!)
Wesley Snipes
Vinnie Jones
Coach- GSP

[couch13]

You are a non-loyalist. You must burn.

Colbert tends to make a fool of the people he's interviewing, as where on the Daily Show they tend to make a fool of the interviewer. Also, Colbert is fueled largely by inside jokes, as where anyone can enjoy the Daily Show. Most importantly, Colbert plays a character, which is limiting and often preempts serious discussion. The only serious discussion I saw on Colbert was in the early days, when he and a guest seriously discussed the concept of truthiness- creating a world where what one wants to believe is true as opposed to what is actually factual is true. And you can't forget that the Daily Show has a pretty colorful and varied cast, but Colbert is just one guy.

They're both very funny and brilliant shows, and it's a bit of a toss-up, but I'd have to say that John Stewart takes the cake.

Colbert was at his peak on the daily show and just after starting his show. He kinda went down hill.

[couch13]

You are a non-loyalist. You must burn.

Colbert tends to make a fool of the people he's interviewing, as where on the Daily Show they tend to make a fool of the interviewer. Also, Colbert is fueled largely by inside jokes, as where anyone can enjoy the Daily Show. Most importantly, Colbert plays a character, which is limiting and often preempts serious discussion. The only serious discussion I saw on Colbert was in the early days, when he and a guest seriously discussed the concept of truthiness- creating a world where what one wants to believe is true as opposed to what is actually factual is true. And you can't forget that the Daily Show has a pretty colorful and varied cast, but Colbert is just one guy.

They're both very funny and brilliant shows, and it's a bit of a toss-up, but I'd have to say that John Stewart takes the cake.

Colbert was at his peak on the daily show and just after starting his show (well his absolute peak was at the white house press dinner but thats another story). He kinda went down hill.

[AAAhmed46]

You are a non-loyalist. You must burn.

Colbert tends to make a fool of the people he's interviewing, as where on the Daily Show they tend to make a fool of the interviewer. Also, Colbert is fueled largely by inside jokes, as where anyone can enjoy the Daily Show. Most importantly, Colbert plays a character, which is limiting and often preempts serious discussion. The only serious discussion I saw on Colbert was in the early days, when he and a guest seriously discussed the concept of truthiness- creating a world where what one wants to believe is true as opposed to what is actually factual is true. And you can't forget that the Daily Show has a pretty colorful and varied cast, but Colbert is just one guy.

They're both very funny and brilliant shows, and it's a bit of a toss-up, but I'd have to say that John Stewart takes the cake.

Damn you Pwned me.

[PunchyMcFace]

Van Damme and Seagal as the coaches. And we'd definitely need Ron Jeremey, representing teh deadly ing un.