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* SpecialGuest: The Show had many famous guests, however there are some noteworthy guests who were either already friends of Craig or became a friend of his during the time he hosted the show. These guests include Creator/KristenBell, Creator/StephenFry, Creator/RashidaJones, Creator/GerardButler, Creator/MilaKunis, Creator/MattSmith, Creator/SophiaBush, Creator/MichaelClarkeDuncan, Creator/LaurenGraham, Creator/JeffreyDeanMorgan,
Creator/PeterCapaldi, Creator/BrieLarson, Creator/EwanMcGregor and Creator/NeilPatrickHarris.
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* SpecialGuest: The Show had many famous guests, however there are some noteworthy guests who were either already friends of Craig or became a friend of his during the time he hosted the show. These guests include Creator/KristenBell, Creator/StephenFry, Creator/RashidaJones, Creator/GerardButler, Creator/MilaKunis, Creator/MattSmith, Creator/SophiaBush, Creator/MichaelClarkeDuncan, Creator/LaurenGraham,
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* SpecialGuest: The Show had many famous guests, however there are some noteworthy guests who were either already friends of Craig or became a friend of his during the time he hosted the show. These guests include Creator/KristenBell, Creator/StephenFry, Creator/RashidaJones, Creator/GerardButler, Creator/MilaKunis, Creator/MattSmith, Creator/SophiaBush, Creator/MichaelClarkeDuncan, Creator/LaurenGraham, Creator/LaurenGraham,
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* BitingTheHandHumor: Since Craig's show was owned by David Letterman's Worldwide Pants Incorporated production company, that meant he answered to Letterman more than [=CBS=], and thus Craig had a little leverage to get away with a shot at [=CBS=] here and there. Craig, late night's patron saint of "no fucks given," took full advantage, and regularly made a mockery of their censorship rules ''and'' viewership.
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** After he crashed Craig's car, the production assistant, Bridger, has become this.
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** After he crashed Craig's car, the production assistant, Bridger, has become [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_nz4w2mCL0 was cemented as this.]] And he was already picked on a lot ''before'' - having Secretariat crash into him while he's carrying ming vases, for example, and thrown into the field as a reporter despite Bridger obviously being a NervousWreck who's clearly unsuited for that job.
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''The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson'' was an American late-night TalkShow hosted by Scottish American comedian, author and actor Creator/CraigFerguson. It was the third iteration of the ''[[Series/TheLateLateShow Late Late Show]]'' franchise, airing from 2005 to 2014. It followed ''Series/TheLateShowWithDavidLetterman'' in the Creator/{{CBS}} late-night lineup, airing weekdays in the U.S. at 12:35 a.m.
During the late 2004 transition of guest hosts following the departure of previous host Craig Kilborn, Craig Ferguson hosted a series of shows in October and November, culminating in being announced on December 7 as the pick for new host. Since launching ''The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson'' on January 3, 2005, Ferguson achieved the highest ratings since the show's inception in 1995. While comedy was emphasized in the majority of the episodes, Ferguson also addressed difficult subject matters, such as the deaths of his parents, his struggles with alcoholism, and commentating on national tragedies; and undertook serious interviews, such as one with Archbishop Desmond Tutu, which earned the show a 2009 Peabody Award. Despite not initially having a sidekick, comedian and voice actor Josh Robert Thompson joined the show in 2010 and voiced sidekick Geoff Peterson until the show's finale.
During the late 2004 transition of guest hosts following the departure of previous host Craig Kilborn, Craig Ferguson hosted a series of shows in October and November, culminating in being announced on December 7 as the pick for new host. Since launching ''The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson'' on January 3, 2005, Ferguson achieved the highest ratings since the show's inception in 1995. While comedy was emphasized in the majority of the episodes, Ferguson also addressed difficult subject matters, such as the deaths of his parents, his struggles with alcoholism, and commentating on national tragedies; and undertook serious interviews, such as one with Archbishop Desmond Tutu, which earned the show a 2009 Peabody Award. Despite not initially having a sidekick, comedian and voice actor Josh Robert Thompson joined the show in 2010 and voiced sidekick Geoff Peterson until the show's finale.
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''The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson'' was an American late-night TalkShow hosted by Scottish American Scottish-American comedian, author and actor Creator/CraigFerguson. It was the third iteration of the ''[[Series/TheLateLateShow Late Late Show]]'' franchise, airing from 2005 to 2014. It followed ''Series/TheLateShowWithDavidLetterman'' in the Creator/{{CBS}} late-night lineup, airing weekdays in the U.S. at 12:35 a.m.
During the late 2004 transition of guest hosts following the departure of previous host Craig Kilborn, Craig Ferguson hosted a series of shows in October and November, culminating in being announced on December 7 as the pick for new host. Since launching ''The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson'' on January 3, 2005, Ferguson achieved the highest ratings since the show's inception in 1995.
Craig was a seemingly unlikely pick at first, since his previous claim to fame was as the prickly Nigel Wick on ''Series/TheDrewCareyShow.'' Over the next nine years of his tenure, Craig would gradually stand out from the other late-night hosts, using a combination of cheap, [[NoBudget low-budget]] bits and sketches (most famously, his long series of hand puppets, which often opened the show, and one of which ''hosted the 1000th episode''), and ceaseless [[{{Improv}} improvisation.]] His often self-indulgent style meant that the show had a ton of {{Running Gag}}s, to the point of making the whole show feel like one big inside joke. Craig was also notable for a more conversational style of interview than is typical of other talk show hosts, symbolically tearing up his interview cards right before the guest sits down, and preferring to get to know his guests as people rather than simply celebrities promoting a show or movie.
While comedy was emphasized in the majority of the episodes, Ferguson also addressed difficult subject matters, such as the deaths of his parents, his struggles with alcoholism, and commentating on national tragedies; and undertook serious interviews, such as one with Archbishop Desmond Tutu, which earned the show a 2009 Peabody Award. Despite not initially having a sidekick, comedian and voice actor Josh Robert Thompson joined the show in2010 and voiced 2010, as the voice of sidekick Geoff Peterson - a robot skeleton, designed by no less than [[Series/{{Mythbusters}} Grant Imahara]], as a parody of the typical late night sidekicks. Geoff Peterson would be joined by pantomime horse "Secretariat" - also a parody, this time of [[Film/{{Secretariat}} the biopic]] of the real article - and they would be Craig's sidekicks until the show's finale.
During the late 2004 transition of guest hosts following the departure of previous host Craig Kilborn, Craig Ferguson hosted a series of shows in October and November, culminating in being announced on December 7 as the pick for new host. Since launching ''The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson'' on January 3, 2005, Ferguson achieved the highest ratings since the show's inception in 1995.
Craig was a seemingly unlikely pick at first, since his previous claim to fame was as the prickly Nigel Wick on ''Series/TheDrewCareyShow.'' Over the next nine years of his tenure, Craig would gradually stand out from the other late-night hosts, using a combination of cheap, [[NoBudget low-budget]] bits and sketches (most famously, his long series of hand puppets, which often opened the show, and one of which ''hosted the 1000th episode''), and ceaseless [[{{Improv}} improvisation.]] His often self-indulgent style meant that the show had a ton of {{Running Gag}}s, to the point of making the whole show feel like one big inside joke. Craig was also notable for a more conversational style of interview than is typical of other talk show hosts, symbolically tearing up his interview cards right before the guest sits down, and preferring to get to know his guests as people rather than simply celebrities promoting a show or movie.
While comedy was emphasized in the majority of the episodes, Ferguson also addressed difficult subject matters, such as the deaths of his parents, his struggles with alcoholism, and commentating on national tragedies; and undertook serious interviews, such as one with Archbishop Desmond Tutu, which earned the show a 2009 Peabody Award. Despite not initially having a sidekick, comedian and voice actor Josh Robert Thompson joined the show in
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* ShrinkingViolet: Creator/AmandaSeyfried proved to be very timid and awkward in her [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_tUmSs6sYw one interview]] on the show, not helped by the fact that she was completely caught off-guard by Craig's more personal interview style and bizarre sense of humor. It's mostly thanks to Craig's kindness and wit that the interview comes off as well as it does.
* ShrinkingViolet: Creator/AmandaSeyfried proved to be very timid and awkward in her [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_tUmSs6sYw one interview]] on the show, not helped by the fact that she was completely caught off-guard by Craig's more personal interview style and bizarre sense of humor. It's mostly thanks to Craig's kindness and wit that the interview comes off as well as it does.
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* RefugeInAudacity: A lot of Craig's tweaking of "the censors" ended up here. For example, in one segment featuring a rather suggestive picture of a haggis, Standards and Practices supposedly decided that he could only show the picture once. He left it on-screen [[OverlyLongGag for about thirty seconds]], commentating the entire time.
-->''Keep looking at it!''
** When the host of ''Ce Soir Avec Arthur'', the French late-night show with a suspiciously similar opening sequence, came in for an interview, he insisted that his show did not "plagiarise" ''The Late Late Show'', but was [[InsistentTerminology an "homage"]] to it. Craig (jokingly) called him out for the flattery, but ultimately things seem to have turned out amicably.
-->''Keep looking at it!''
** When the host of ''Ce Soir Avec Arthur'', the French late-night show with a suspiciously similar opening sequence, came in for an interview, he insisted that his show did not "plagiarise" ''The Late Late Show'', but was [[InsistentTerminology an "homage"]] to it. Craig (jokingly) called him out for the flattery, but ultimately things seem to have turned out amicably.
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** "You know, ''Film/{{Clash of the Titans|2010}}'' comes out this weekend...[[FantasticAesop but will you learn anything from it?]] Why don't you watch something you can learn something from...like...''WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon''? ...[[DontExplainTheJoke Alright, I'm in it!]]"
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** "You know, ''Film/{{Clash of the Titans|2010}}'' comes out this weekend...[[FantasticAesop but will you learn anything from it?]] it? Why don't you watch something you can learn something from...like...''WesternAnimation/HowToTrainYourDragon''? ...[[DontExplainTheJoke Alright, I'm in it!]]"
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''The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson'' is an American late-night TalkShow hosted by Scottish American comedian, author and actor Creator/CraigFerguson. It was the third iteration of the ''[[Series/TheLateLateShow Late Late Show]]'' franchise, airing from 2005 to 2014. It followed ''Series/TheLateShowWithDavidLetterman'' in the Creator/{{CBS}} late-night lineup, airing weekdays in the U.S. at 12:35 a.m.
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''The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson'' is was an American late-night TalkShow hosted by Scottish American comedian, author and actor Creator/CraigFerguson. It was the third iteration of the ''[[Series/TheLateLateShow Late Late Show]]'' franchise, airing from 2005 to 2014. It followed ''Series/TheLateShowWithDavidLetterman'' in the Creator/{{CBS}} late-night lineup, airing weekdays in the U.S. at 12:35 a.m.
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Keep Banging On.\\
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-->-- ''Bang You Drum by Dead Man Fall (from the final episode)''
''The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson'' is an American late-night TalkShow hosted by Scottish American comedian Creator/CraigFerguson. It was the third iteration of the ''[[Series/TheLateLateShow Late Late Show]]'' franchise, airing from 2005 to 2014. It followed ''Series/TheLateShowWithDavidLetterman'' in the Creator/{{CBS}} late-night lineup, airing weekdays in the U.S. at 12:35 a.m.
''The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson'' is an American late-night TalkShow hosted by Scottish American comedian Creator/CraigFerguson. It was the third iteration of the ''[[Series/TheLateLateShow Late Late Show]]'' franchise, airing from 2005 to 2014. It followed ''Series/TheLateShowWithDavidLetterman'' in the Creator/{{CBS}} late-night lineup, airing weekdays in the U.S. at 12:35 a.m.
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-->-- ''Bang '' '''Bang You Drum by Dead Man Fall Fall''' (from the final episode)''
''The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson'' is an American late-night TalkShow hosted by Scottish Americancomedian comedian, author and actor Creator/CraigFerguson. It was the third iteration of the ''[[Series/TheLateLateShow Late Late Show]]'' franchise, airing from 2005 to 2014. It followed ''Series/TheLateShowWithDavidLetterman'' in the Creator/{{CBS}} late-night lineup, airing weekdays in the U.S. at 12:35 a.m.
''The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson'' is an American late-night TalkShow hosted by Scottish American
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->''"Keep Banging On.'']]
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Banging on your drum.\\
Keep Banging On.\\
And your day will come.\\
Banging on your drum.\\
And they will hear you"''
-->-- ''Bang You Drum by Dead Man Fall (from the final episode)''
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->''"Keep Banging On.
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Keep Banging On.\\
And your day will come.\\
Banging on your drum.\\
And they will hear you"''
-->-- ''Bang You Drum by Dead Man Fall (from the final episode)''
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** In [[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gx6WPQkhUXI the episode from February 24, 2010]], Craig did a show without the usual StudioAudience or comedy bits, and featuring only one guest (Creator/StephenFry). As Craig explained in the opening, it was intended as a sort of homage to Tom Snyder.
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** In [[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gx6WPQkhUXI the episode from February 24, 2010]], Craig did a show without the usual StudioAudience or comedy bits, and featuring only one guest (Creator/StephenFry).(Creator/StephenFry) where they discussed a number of subjects including Technology, Language, and the different cultural attitudes between Britain and America. As Craig explained in the opening, it was intended as a sort of homage to Tom Snyder.
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* SpecialGuest: The Show had many famous guests, however there are some noteworthy guests who were either already friends of Craig or became a friend of his during the time he hosted the show. These guests include Creator/Kristenbell, Creator/StephenFry, Creator/RashidaJones, Creator/GerardButler, Creator/MilaKunis, Creator/MattSmith, Creator/SophiaBush, Creator/MichaelClarkeDuncan, Creator/LaurenGraham, Creator/PeterCapaldi, Creator/BrieLarson, Creator/EwanMcGregor and Creator/NeilPatrickHarris.
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* SpecialGuest: The Show had many famous guests, however there are some noteworthy guests who were either already friends of Craig or became a friend of his during the time he hosted the show. These guests include Creator/Kristenbell, Creator/KristenBell, Creator/StephenFry, Creator/RashidaJones, Creator/GerardButler, Creator/MilaKunis, Creator/MattSmith, Creator/SophiaBush, Creator/MichaelClarkeDuncan, Creator/LaurenGraham, Creator/PeterCapaldi, Creator/BrieLarson, Creator/EwanMcGregor and Creator/NeilPatrickHarris.
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* SpecialGuest: The Show had many famous guests, however there are some noteworthy guests who were either already friends of Craig or became a friend of his during the time he hosted the show. These guests include Creator/Kristenbell, Creator/StephenFry, Creator/RashidaJones, Creator/GerardButler, Creator/MilaKunis, Creator/MattSmith, Creator/SophiaBush, Creator/MichealClarkeDuncan, Creator/MichaelClarkeDuncan, Creator/LaurenGraham, Creator/PeterCapaldi, Creator/BrieLarson, Creator/EwanMcGregegor Creator/EwanMcGregor and Creator/NeilPatrickHarris.
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* SpecialGuest: The Show had many famous guests, however there are some noteworthy guests who were either already friends of Craig or became a friend of his during the time he hosted the show. These guests include Kristen bell, Stephen Fry, Rashida Jones, Gerard Butler, Mila Kunis, Matt Smith, Sophia Bush, Micheal Clarke Duncan, Lauren Graham, Peter Capaldi, Brie Larson, Ewan Mcregegor Creator/Kristenbell, Creator/StephenFry, Creator/RashidaJones, Creator/GerardButler, Creator/MilaKunis, Creator/MattSmith, Creator/SophiaBush, Creator/MichealClarkeDuncan, Creator/LaurenGraham, Creator/PeterCapaldi, Creator/BrieLarson, Creator/EwanMcGregegor and Neil Patrick Harris.Creator/NeilPatrickHarris.
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* [[{{SpecialGuest}} Special Guest]]: SpecialGuest: The Show had many famous guests on, guests, however there are some noteworthy guests who were either already knew friends of Craig or became a friend of his during the time he hosted the show. These guests include Kristen bell, Stephen Fry, Rashida Jones, Gerard Butler, Mila Kunis, Matt Smith, Sophia Bush, Micheal Clarke Duncan, Lauren Graham, Peter Capaldi Capaldi, Brie Larson, Ewan Mcregegor and Neil Patrick Harris.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Later in this show's run, circumventing the network censors became Craig's ''raison d'être''.
** January 6, 2011: His [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lj7e7_Uz4Fk interview with]] Creator/AlexKingston started out with some innocent laughter about her rabbit ring, after which he pulled out Sid the Cussing Bunny. The conversation, however, took a turn into DoubleEntendre territory when they started talking about how she loved...well..."rabbits".[[note]]For the record, "rabbit" specifically refers to the Rampant Rabbit, a brand-name vibrator from UK sex shop chain Ann Summers. In the UK, they're famous for their TV commercials, including a [[CommercializedChristmas Christmas ad]] showing several women showing their [[TheImmodestOrgasm "O-faces"]] set to the gently sung lyrics of [[DoubleEntendre "Oh Come All Ye Faithful"]].[[/note]]
** [[https://youtu.be/ZLm5j4MRznI?t=517 January 25, 2011]]: The censor said Craig was only allowed to show a certain phallic picture of a haggis once, [[LoopholeAbuse so he left it up for as long as possible]].
--->'''Craig:''' Take a long look. Keep looking. Imagine how much fun the censor is having now. Imagine the censor thinking "Oh ''[censored]'', I should have put a time limit on this." Keep looking at the haggis. Try to think of a man's ''penis'' as you look at the haggis!
** Also: "Mouth Organ" (i.e., harmonica), and as of late "Touch My Glittery Ball" and Craig's [[StealthPun rusty trombone]].
** Actual sex slang is censored, so random phrases are implied to be sexual acts.
** Directly addressed during one episode. When Craig asked the Scottish Creator/KarenGillan if she could speak Gaelic, she stated that she couldn't, but did know one song in Gaelic, and proceeded to sing it. Afterward, he said that because of Standards and Practices, he asked what specifically she said. Karen said she had no idea (she could sing in Gaelic, just not understand it.) Craig turned to the camera and rather smugly said, "Your move, censors."
** Search for any interviews with guest Creator/RobinWilliams (the ''GCPTR'' incarnate). Even Craig gets a little bit uncomfortable getting crap past the radar with Robin.
** January 6, 2011: His [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lj7e7_Uz4Fk interview with]] Creator/AlexKingston started out with some innocent laughter about her rabbit ring, after which he pulled out Sid the Cussing Bunny. The conversation, however, took a turn into DoubleEntendre territory when they started talking about how she loved...well..."rabbits".[[note]]For the record, "rabbit" specifically refers to the Rampant Rabbit, a brand-name vibrator from UK sex shop chain Ann Summers. In the UK, they're famous for their TV commercials, including a [[CommercializedChristmas Christmas ad]] showing several women showing their [[TheImmodestOrgasm "O-faces"]] set to the gently sung lyrics of [[DoubleEntendre "Oh Come All Ye Faithful"]].[[/note]]
** [[https://youtu.be/ZLm5j4MRznI?t=517 January 25, 2011]]: The censor said Craig was only allowed to show a certain phallic picture of a haggis once, [[LoopholeAbuse so he left it up for as long as possible]].
--->'''Craig:''' Take a long look. Keep looking. Imagine how much fun the censor is having now. Imagine the censor thinking "Oh ''[censored]'', I should have put a time limit on this." Keep looking at the haggis. Try to think of a man's ''penis'' as you look at the haggis!
** Also: "Mouth Organ" (i.e., harmonica), and as of late "Touch My Glittery Ball" and Craig's [[StealthPun rusty trombone]].
** Actual sex slang is censored, so random phrases are implied to be sexual acts.
** Directly addressed during one episode. When Craig asked the Scottish Creator/KarenGillan if she could speak Gaelic, she stated that she couldn't, but did know one song in Gaelic, and proceeded to sing it. Afterward, he said that because of Standards and Practices, he asked what specifically she said. Karen said she had no idea (she could sing in Gaelic, just not understand it.) Craig turned to the camera and rather smugly said, "Your move, censors."
** Search for any interviews with guest Creator/RobinWilliams (the ''GCPTR'' incarnate). Even Craig gets a little bit uncomfortable getting crap past the radar with Robin.
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%% * GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Later in GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this show's run, circumventing in the network censors became Craig's ''raison d'être''.
** January 6, 2011: His [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lj7e7_Uz4Fk interview with]] Creator/AlexKingston started out with some innocent laughter about her rabbit ring, after which he pulled out Sidfuture, please check the Cussing Bunny. The conversation, however, took a turn into DoubleEntendre territory when they started talking about how she loved...well..."rabbits".[[note]]For trope page to make sure your example fits the record, "rabbit" specifically refers to the Rampant Rabbit, a brand-name vibrator from UK sex shop chain Ann Summers. In the UK, they're famous for their TV commercials, including a [[CommercializedChristmas Christmas ad]] showing several women showing their [[TheImmodestOrgasm "O-faces"]] set to the gently sung lyrics of [[DoubleEntendre "Oh Come All Ye Faithful"]].[[/note]]
** [[https://youtu.be/ZLm5j4MRznI?t=517 January 25, 2011]]: The censor said Craig was only allowed to show a certain phallic picture of a haggis once, [[LoopholeAbuse so he left it up for as long as possible]].
--->'''Craig:''' Take a long look. Keep looking. Imagine how much fun the censor is having now. Imagine the censor thinking "Oh ''[censored]'', I should have put a time limit on this." Keep looking at the haggis. Try to think of a man's ''penis'' as you look at the haggis!
** Also: "Mouth Organ" (i.e., harmonica), and as of late "Touch My Glittery Ball" and Craig's [[StealthPun rusty trombone]].
** Actual sex slang is censored, so random phrases are implied to be sexual acts.
** Directly addressed during one episode. When Craig asked the Scottish Creator/KarenGillan if she could speak Gaelic, she stated that she couldn't, but did know one song in Gaelic, and proceeded to sing it. Afterward, he said that because of Standards and Practices, he asked what specifically she said. Karen said she had no idea (she could sing in Gaelic, just not understand it.) Craig turned to the camera and rather smugly said, "Your move, censors."
** Search for any interviews with guest Creator/RobinWilliams (the ''GCPTR'' incarnate). Even Craig gets a little bit uncomfortable getting crap past the radar with Robin.current definition.
** January 6, 2011: His [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lj7e7_Uz4Fk interview with]] Creator/AlexKingston started out with some innocent laughter about her rabbit ring, after which he pulled out Sid
** [[https://youtu.be/ZLm5j4MRznI?t=517 January 25, 2011]]: The censor said Craig was only allowed to show a certain phallic picture of a haggis once, [[LoopholeAbuse so he left it up for as long as possible]].
--->'''Craig:''' Take a long look. Keep looking. Imagine how much fun the censor is having now. Imagine the censor thinking "Oh ''[censored]'', I should have put a time limit on this." Keep looking at the haggis. Try to think of a man's ''penis'' as you look at the haggis!
** Also: "Mouth Organ" (i.e., harmonica), and as of late "Touch My Glittery Ball" and Craig's [[StealthPun rusty trombone]].
** Actual sex slang is censored, so random phrases are implied to be sexual acts.
** Directly addressed during one episode. When Craig asked the Scottish Creator/KarenGillan if she could speak Gaelic, she stated that she couldn't, but did know one song in Gaelic, and proceeded to sing it. Afterward, he said that because of Standards and Practices, he asked what specifically she said. Karen said she had no idea (she could sing in Gaelic, just not understand it.) Craig turned to the camera and rather smugly said, "Your move, censors."
** Search for any interviews with guest Creator/RobinWilliams (the ''GCPTR'' incarnate). Even Craig gets a little bit uncomfortable getting crap past the radar with Robin.
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** On [[{{https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gx6WPQkhUXI the episode from February 24, 2010]], Craig did a show without the usual StudioAudience or comedy bits, and featuring only one guest (Creator/StephenFry). As Craig explained in the opening, it was intended as a sort of homage to Tom Snyder.
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** On [[{{https://m.In [[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gx6WPQkhUXI the episode from February 24, 2010]], Craig did a show without the usual StudioAudience or comedy bits, and featuring only one guest (Creator/StephenFry). As Craig explained in the opening, it was intended as a sort of homage to Tom Snyder.
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** On [[{{https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gx6WPQkhUXI the episode from February 24, 2010, he 2010]], Craig did a show without the usual StudioAudience or comedy bits, and featuring only one guest (Creator/StephenFry). As Craig explained in the opening, it was intended as a sort of homage to Tom Snyder.
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** Some actors like Creator/KristenBell, [[Series/TheOfficeUS Angela Kinsey]], [[Film/DazedAndConfused Adam Goldberg]], and Creator/RashidaJones have been on the show so often, he seems to treat them more as friends than as guests, often having them on the show without having something to promote.
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** Some actors like Creator/KristenBell, [[Series/TheOfficeUS Angela Kinsey]], Creator/AngelaKinsey, [[Film/DazedAndConfused Adam Goldberg]], and Creator/RashidaJones have been on the show so often, he seems to treat them more as friends than as guests, often having them on the show without having something to promote.
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* [[{{SpecialGuest}} Special Guest]]: The Show had many famous guests on the however there are some noteworthy guests who either already knew Craig or became friends of his during the time he hosted the show. These include Kristen bell, Stephen Fry, Rashida Jones, Gerard Butler, Matt Smith, Micheal Clarke Duncan, Peter Capaldi and Neil Patrick Harris.
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* [[{{SpecialGuests}} Special Guests: Guests]]: The Show had many famous guests on the show during it’s run. However there are some noteworthy guests who either already knew Craig or became friends during the time he hosted. These include Kristen bell, Stephen Fry, Rashida Jones, Gerd Gerard Butler, Matt Smith, Micheal Clarke Duncan, Peter Capaldi and Neil Patrick Harris.
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* BizarroEpisode: The [[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gx6WPQkhUXI special episode with guest Stephen fry on the 23rd-Feb-2010]]. In this more serious one-off episode there was no Audience, music, segments or gags and Craig instead had a face to face conversation with Stephen where they discussed a number of subjects including censorship, technology, the different attitudes between England & America and Stephen’s involvement in conservation efforts of the northern White Rhino.
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[[{{RecurringCharacter}} Recurring Character]]: ‘Wavy’ the southern-speaking Crocodile and ‘Sid’ the foul-mouthed Rabbit, Craig also gained Gay Robot Skeleton sidekick “Geoff Peterson” voiced by Josh Robert Thompson and “Secretariat” the Horse.
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* [[{{RecurringCharacter}} Recurring Character]]: The puppets ‘Wavy’ the southern-speaking Crocodile and ‘Sid’ the foul-mouthed Rabbit, Rabbit.
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* BizarroEpisode: The [[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gx6WPQkhUXI special episode with guest Stephen fry on the 23rd of February 2010]]. 23rd-Feb-2010]]. In this more serious one-off episode there was no Audience, music music, segments or gags and Craig instead had a face to face conversation with Stephen where they discussed a number of subjects including, including censorship, technology, the different attitudes between England and & America and Stephen’s involvement in conservation efforts of the northern White Rhino.
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* BizarroEpisode: The [[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=gx6WPQkhUXI special episode with guest Stephen fry]].fry on the 23rd of February 2010]]. In this more serious one-off episode there was no Audience, music or gags and Craig instead had a face to face conversation with Stephen where they discussed a number of subjects including, censorship, technology, the different attitudes between England and America and Stephen’s involvement in conservation efforts of the northern White Rhino.
