Movie Credits
Episode dated 15 August 2006	(2006)
Episode dated 14 August 2006	(2006)
Episode dated 10 August 2006	(2006)
Episode dated 9 August 2006	(2006)
Episode dated 7 March 2006	(2006)
Episode dated 23 February 2006	(2006)
Episode dated 22 February 2006	(2006)
Episode dated 21 February 2006	(2006)
Bewitched	(2005)
[ Will Ferrell ][ Steve Carell ][ Michael Caine ][ Jason Schwartzman ][ Nick Lachey ]
The Great New Wonderful	(2005)
[ Tony Shalhoub ][ Will Arnett ]
Strangers with Candy	(2005)
[ Matthew Broderick ][ Dan Hedaya ][ Ian Holm ][ Philip Seymour Hoffman ][ Justin Theroux ]
Sesame Street: All-Star Alphabet	(2005)
Outlaw Tennis	(2005)
Ice Station -- Impossible!	(2004)
Nobody Knows Anything!	(2003)
[ Tim Meadows ][ Mike Myers ][ Ben Stiller ][ Fred Willard ][ Mike Connors ]
Deadomutt: Part 1	(2003)
[ Gary Cole ]
The Dabba Don	(2002)
[ Gary Cole ][ Michael McKean ][ John Michael Higgins ]
Episode #28.3	(2002)
[ Steve Carell ][ Bill Chott ]
Shoyu Weenie	(2002)
[ John Michael Higgins ]
Death by Chocolate	(2002)
[ Tom Kenny ]
Episode #25.19	(2000)
[ Steve Carell ]
Blank Relay	(2000)
Is My Daddy Crazy?	(2000)
Invisible Love	(2000)
Is Freedom Free?	(2000)
Episode #24.18	(1999)
[ Steve Carell ][ John Goodman ]
Snow Days	(1999)
[ Henry Simmons ]
Episode #24.7	(1998)
[ Steve Carell ]
Strangers with Candy: Retardation, a Celebration	(1998)
Shock Asylum	(1997)

Comedian Stephen Colbert was born in 1964 in South Carolina and studied philosophy at the all-men's private liberal arts school Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia. Moving to Chicago to study theater at Northwestern, he got involved at Second City, where he met fellow comedians Amy Sedaris and Paul Dinello. The three of them moved to New York to create the sketch comedy show Exit 57, originally aired on Comedy Central. As a writer for The Dana Carvey Show, Colbert got the chance to write for Saturday Night Live for several seasons. While working on SNL, he met up with animator Robert Smigel and provided voices for TV Funhouse's "The Ambiguously Gay Duo" (along with the voice of Steve Carrell). Colbert has also provided voices on the puppet show Crank Yankers and the Cartoon Network series Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law.Colbert is probably best known as a senior correspondent for The Daily Show on Comedy Central. He joined the show in 1997 when Craig Kilborn was still the host and held on when Jon Stewart took over in 1999. That same year, Colbert teamed with Sedaris and Dinello to create Strangers With Candy, an after-school special parody of sorts on Comedy Central. In addition to writing and producing, Colbert starred as history teacher Mr. Noblet. The team also collaborated on a book called Wigfield: The Can-Do Town That Just May Not published by Hyperion. Projects for 2004 include Strangers With Candy: The Movie.