The Zen and the Damaged

A fan site for fake newspeople

This is a fan site for The Daily Show, The Colbert Report, and the various hosts and correspondents thereon. It’s not affiliated with the shows or their creators; it’s just a labor of love from a fan who likes to draw and has a thing about organization.

Unless otherwise specified, all non-article pages deal with the in-character versions of the people involved. That means the “Stephen Colbert” who loves Bill O’Reilly and has a Starbucks under his desk, and the “Jon Stewart” who wears a lot of pink and occasionally has to shoo his clone off the set.

Site is run on WordPress software. Theme is a modified version of Katana.

Links

#Moments-of-Zen
The Jon Stewart Resource
Fake News Junkies
No Fact Zone

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Art: The Adventures of Tiny Jon, part 3

In which some accidental worldbuilding starts to creep into this ridiculous scenario. Who knew? But first, the usual adorableness from an eleven-inch Jon. Why Jon found a lot to identify with in Ratatouille: He eats a lot of foods that are prepared in small quantities or carved into fitting portions, but there’s no substitute for [...]

I can just hear Al Madrigal saying “It’s about time.”

The correspondent profiles have been brought up-to-date! Everyone through Jessica Williams has an illustration, and the newest four even have proper, detailed, link-heavy profiles in place. The site also has new header images, updated to reflect the current cast. When I remembered that I’d downloaded the font “CNN”, I couldn’t resist trying it out in [...]

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Meta: The Hogwarts Question

Given: If there’s one question besides “Who should this character hook up with?” guaranteed to start a fervent, polarized, opinionated fandom discussion, it’s “What Hogwarts house should this character be in?” What follows is my reading of “Stephen”, Jon, and a few correspondents, as well as notes about other arguments TDS/TCR fandom has made along [...]

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