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Parents' Guide to

Colbert Nation

By Will Wade, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 14+

TV show site unites fans and stokes audience participation.

Website http://www.colbertnation.com
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Fans of Stephen Colbert’s TV show, The Colbert Report, will find much to like about the COLBERT NATION website, mainly because most of the content online is drawn from the series. There are highlight reels with some of his funniest bits, user-created mashups featuring various segments edited together, even entire episodes. Colbert’s wicked political humor tends to draw fans together, people who agree with his worldview and want to find kindred spirits, and the website offers an ideal forum for them to share their ideas and gripe about current events. The site may not appeal to visitors who disagree with Colbert’s left-leaning political stance, but will definitely strike a chord with people who are up to date on current events.

Online interaction: Visitors can post comments on the various segments, and chat on bulletin boards.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about political humor. Do you think Stephen Colbert is funny? Does you think his humor appeals more to people with liberal political views, or conservatives? Or, do you think it doesn’t matter? Why?

  • Do you prefer to watch TV shows on TV, or do you enjoy being able to watch them online, on your own schedule? Do fan sites like this help you get more engaged with your favorite shows?

Website Details

  • Genre: Fan Sites
  • Pricing structure: Free
  • Last updated: November 15, 2019

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