Colbert vs. the Cookie Monster

July 23, 2008

Thanks to Stephen Laniel for alerting me to Colbert’s June 19 appearance with the Cookie–oops, fruit–Monster.  I ‘m not much of a TV watcher  but some things are worth watching!


2 Comments

  1. We hope that Colbert’s got-the-munchies demographic gets the message. Humans can’t live on sweet or salty corn-based snack food alone.

    And Ms Nestle, we’d really like to see you on Colbert sometime.

    Marion for VP!

    Comment by sid — July 24, 2008 @ 1:19 pm

  2. I’d like to see Marion on Colbert too. His sarcasm is the best.

    Comment by Gregory Roth — July 26, 2008 @ 7:45 pm

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