Is O'Donnell trying to be funny in his call out of Colbert?

[Ruby the Liberal]

Because if so, it is a massive #FAIL

If not, then just STFU, Larry.

[The Velveteen Ocelot]

1. Yes. But you're right, he's not very funny.

[Cleita]

2. He should not joke. He's not good at it.

If he wants jokes, he should get comedians on like Bill Maker, Stephanie Miller or Liz Winstead to do it instead like the other hosts do.

[Ruby the Liberal]

4. If that was him trying to be funny, well, that was just painful to watch.

Like the time he subbed for Keith and did a Special Comment that was akin to reading a bedtime story to a child.

He needs to stay away from sarcasm/cynicism and leave it to the professionals (like half of DU who could have pulled that off better)

[la la]

3. never very sure--

till he gets to the finish----------and, then, not always sure! ack!!1!1!!1

[Brigid]

5. I think he just doesn't quite get Colbert.

Can't say I always get Colbert either.

[pintobean]

6. I don't think he's the sharpest knife in the drawer.

[madinmaryland]

7. Un-recced for the lack of any real supporting information.

How about actually telling us what he said.

[Ruby the Liberal]

8. He tried to call out Colbert by acting like Colbert (sarcasm) and it fell WAY flat

Video should be up soon.

[madinmaryland]

11. Thank you. That helps me understand a bit better what happened.

I'll check him out at 11:00 when he is on again! I have found that occasionally they will do something that just falls flat. Remember Olbermann and his whole Michael Jackson puppet theatre with Michael Mustow? nuff said.

[Raine]

9. I agree, that was a real DUD.

I couldn't make it thru to the end, I tuned out ... literally. :puke:

[bullwinkle428]

10. It was like an unfunny SNL sketch that went on WAAAAAYYYYY too long!

Leave sarcasm to a real pro like Stephen!