Stephen Colbert loves technology almost as much as he loves his tech-focused segment, Cyborgasm! In this edition our host looks at overheating iPhones, the NYPD’s new robot cop, and people having sex in San Francisco’s driverless taxi cabs. #Colbert #Comedy #Cyborgasm
Did the guy dat make Craig Fergusons animation-intros do this one to? 😂
ReplyiPhone Users picking any reason to make fun of Android users because our phones actually just work.
ReplyIn the year 2525 If Coca-Cola can survive, they may find…
ReplyThis was the least funny group of jokes I’ve seen on a colbert show. Wth guys I thought that hard fought time off would have let you write better jokes but 3 days in and these were boring af
ReplyTake a 20/Leave a 20-Bot made me laugh really really hard😂
ReplyI guess writing skills atrophy pretty quick.
ReplyUber Snitch.
ReplyThere could have been an Uber Eats Robot at the airport before the Diarrhea Plane took off.
ReplyJohnny Cabs on Mars will interrupt passengers having sex, requiring the familiar movie move of forcibly removing Johnny before coitus can resume.
ReplyIt’s not a surprise that Stephen is non-technical, he drives a car that could enable Elon Musk to spy on him.
Every car that has some sort of self driving monitors the driver with a camera to make sure the driver is there, but with Stephens car he has to totally trust Elon Musk that Elon isn’t spying on Stephen, because Elon is a trustworthy person.
But good to know Stephen knows his technology.
ReplyHmm, that NYPD RoboCop looks like a pushover!
ReplyI suspect an A.I. generated flavor involves plagiarism.
ReplyThe slogan for American Beer is “Making Love in a Canoe”. Isn’t that right, ladies and Bruces?
Reply2:06 the person sells the care not the teeth… they seem to think more people like Tom over Joe…
ReplySomeone please tell hair and make up to ease up on the lipstick. Jesus.
ReplyJeff Gerstmann was right!
ReplyI wonder if Coca Cola is aware that… ummm… NO ONE alive today is going to be alive i n the year 3000…. 🤣🤣🤣
ReplyYou would think that the year 3000 would taste like extinction. Though, considering the review, maybe it does.
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