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The prisoner Gitmo dreams of improved conditions, Jordan Klepper reports on New York City's SantaCon, and Chris Rock questions Jon's expertise as a theater aficionado.

The comics #XmasAMovie, list #SciFiBands, are on the #NaughtyListBecause and put #2014In5Words.

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America experiences a surge in SUV sales, Stephen hosts a yard sale for The Report, the Pope urges the U.S. to lift the Cuban embargo, and the Grim Reaper meets a violent end.

Stephen praises the Colbert Nation, Grimmy meets a grisly end, and a new adventure begins.

Dick Cheney turns out to be a Brony, Mount Rushmore turns Jon on, Jessica Williams defends Jay Z, and Jordan Klepper reports on NYC's Santacon pub-crawl.

Even Craigslist personals embrace the Christmas spirit, so Drew Carey, Margaret Cho and Blaine Capatch write their own sexy seasonal dating ads.

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The failure to indict police officers involved in the deaths of unarmed black men draws nationwide protests, and professional athletes wear shirts calling for justice.

Brickleberry counts down the 10 most cringe-inducing moments from Season 3.

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The Colbert Report's yard sale offers something for everyone, Pope Francis helps the U.S. bury the hatchet with Cuba, and Stephen reminisces with Phil Klay about Iraq.

Geraldo Rivera gives LeBron James some ill-suited advice, Jessica Williams describes Ted Nugent based on his music, and Anna Kendrick ruins fairy tale endings for Jon's kids.

Alice Wetterlund, Mike Lawrence and Matt Braunger come up with horrible hashtags that would never trend.

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Nancy Pelosi deplores a taint in Congress, Aasif Mandvi reveals what Mount Rushmore really looks like, and Paul McCartney wishes he were on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show."

Lower gas prices lead to higher SUV sales, Dewar's Scotch reaps the benefits of sponsorship, and Stephen offers career advice to rapper Kendrick Lamar.

Kids cry about the strangest things, and Wil Wheaton, Brooke Van Poppelen and Kevin Pereira guess what's making some unhappy tykes so tearful.

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Get a taste of extra nightlyness when The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore premieres on Comedy Central January 19.

Broad City returns for Season 2 on January 14, and it's going to get hot.

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Stephen gets wistful over Bill O'Reilly, Kim Jong-un receives praise from an unlikely source, and Seth Rogen keeps a safe distance from North Korea.

Jessimae Peluso, Donnell Rawlings and Spike Feresten come up with new ways to complete an infamous line from the Sir Mix-A-Lot song "Baby Got Back."

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A look inside Dick Cheney's mind is full of surprises, Jordan Klepper tries to rebuild the U.S. government, and Jon pitches a familiar movie idea to Tim Burton.

The comedians come up with #MetalCarols, #BookSequels, #BoobieMovies and #MillennialHistory.

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The Senate releases a disturbing report about the CIA's use of torture, Norman Lear discusses his comedy career, Hasan Minhaj defends America, and ISIS recruits millennials.

Jessica Williams thinks the royal couple is looking for a black friend, ISIS recruits consider their health care options, and Mick Foley reveals his Santa Claus costume.

President Obama guards a national security secret, Georgia Rep. Jack Kingston gets rebellious, and Stephen dresses up as characters from "The Hobbit."

Rupert Murdoch argues that Egyptians are white, Stephen raffles off set pieces from The Report, and Smaug gets testy about his name.

Stephen raffles off iconic set pieces from The Report to help support injured U.S. service members.

Stephen marks the end of U.S. combat operations in Afghanistan and kicks of a raffle to benefit the Yellow Ribbon Fund.

After hearing about two bizarre wedding themes, Kurt Braunohler, Megan Neuringer and Doug Benson guess which one a couple actually hosted.

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Terrorists commiserate about their inability to outfox the TSA.

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On January 14 at 10/9c, Adam, Blake and Ders are back -- and this time, it's personnel. Workaholics2015.com.

Jordan Klepper awards Jon with the CIA torture report, Hasan Minhaj shares his version of the national anthem, and Suki Kim describes North Korea's understanding of the U.S.