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Colbert’s Green Screen Challenge: The John McCain Edition

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Stephen Colbert has issued a new Green Screen Challenge. This time, focusing on John McCain (video of the challenge is on the page linked). Unlike his official campaign colors, which are predominantly a rich blue, the sign behind McCain was green. That may have been an unfortunate choice. Unwittingly no doubt, the green background provided [...]

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Making McCain exciting: the video challenge

Sort by neo-neocon (Free subscription) - 07/02/2008 - YouTube

Think Obama’s the only cool one in this electoni? Well, think again: I found the above video when the Anchoress spotlighted it . It was an entry in a competition suggested by Stephen Colbert to make McCain exciting by using a segment of his less-than-scintillating speech in front of the green background. Here’s one that turns McCain’s age into an asset: ...

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Making McCain exciting: the video challenge

Sort by neo-neocon (Free subscription) - 07/02/2008 - YouTube

Think Obama’s the only cool one in this electoni? Well, think again: I found the above video when the Anchoress spotlighted it . It was an entry in a competition suggested by Stephen Colbert to make McCain exciting by using a segment of his less-than-scintillating speech in front of the green background. Here’s one that turns McCain’s age into an asset: ...

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The Colbert McCain Challenge

Sort by Bright Lights After Dark (Free subscription) - 07/25/2008 - YouTube

When Republican Presidential nominee John McCain addressed a crowd in Kenner, Louisiana on June 3, he did so in front of a green screen, thereby inspiring Comedy Central 's Stephen Colbert to issue the following challenge: MAKE JOHN McCAIN EXCITING. Whoever accepts the challenge must use that footage (approximately 30 seconds), but there seem to be no restrictions on HOW the footage can be used. Here...

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Catching up with a Colbert greenscreen challenge

Sort by John Gushue . . . Dot Dot Dot (Free subscription) - 08/01/2008 - YouTube

I haven't been watching a lot of TV lately, including the Colbert Report, which I had been recording nightly. So, I missed out on ongoing entries in this summer's Greenscreen Challenge, dubbed Make McCain Exciting. As with previous ones, like a Star Wars mashup that was won by some guy named George L., contestants had to work with a source bit of tape ... and their imagination. I actually had read...

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Pulp McCain: An Answer to the Stephen Colbert’s Make McCain Exciting Challenge

Sort by No Fact Zone.Net (Free subscription) - 06/14/2008 - YouTube

I don’t know if they could ever get away with playing this video on The Colbert Report. But, I gotta admit, they found a way to make McCain interesting. Thanks, geoffgresh, for a fantastic entry! Warning: Due to the fact that it contains, well, Samuel L. Jackson, this video is Not Safe For Work [...]

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Catching up with a Colbert greenscreen challenge

Sort by John Gushue . . . Dot Dot Dot (Free subscription) - 08/01/2008 - YouTube

I haven't been watching a lot of TV lately, including the Colbert Report, which I had been recording nightly. So, I missed out on ongoing entries in this summer's Greenscreen Challenge, dubbed Make McCain Exciting. As with previous ones, like a Star Wars mashup that was won by some guy named George L., contestants had to work with a source bit of tape ... and their imagination. I actually had read...