The show is dead.

When Carson called it quits people were sad, not relieved.

You’re French Canadian? S’funny you look like the worst type of moishy-faced fat Minnesotan Scandinavian heritaged blimp fucker.

Be careful, after Craig’s fake Mandrax hate mail the Feds will be checking out the Internet for sites that say: ‘I hate Craig Ferguson’. Good luck with that, But honestly this whole site is just celeb somebody envy, what a bloated little egotist you are! This bloated blog, I mean who gives a fuck? Only found you when I Googled darling Craig to find out more!

P.S.: I’m not a native speaker, so I’m sorry for all the mistakes I assuredly made.

First I would like to say that the “Youtube-mafia” surrounding the ‘tvscraigferguson’ channel is really scary. The fanboys/girls of this man is insane. I knew Conan-people were obstinate but this is something entirely new, fans of Ferguson are super defensive, you cannot possibly question something at all about the man without being fiercly attacked, its very sad.

One thing though, I watched Ferguson around the years ~2006-2008, and he was probably the best “late night” person on air, jimmy kimmel was meh… jimmy fallon felt enormously forced, conan was already getting boring and old, leno was the usual company man, and letterman was really disgusting with his sex with young employees. So Craig was without a doubt the best talkshowhost around that time. But things went downwards from ~2008.

The whole concept of “this show sucks” “I suck” “You should watch something else” “I don’t care” etc is really getting awkward. I had a friend in highschool he acted kinda similar, he kept on a everyday facade of unseriousness, and noone took him seriously, didnt mattered what the said or did, and he used it as a defense like “I can never make a fool out of myself dispite what I do, cause noone takes me seriously”. Well he was right, and Ferguson is acting on this principle. Its getting tiring, hearing him half seriously badmouthing himself all the time to escape any pressure of actually being “good”, he cannot handle it, its cringeworthy to watch when he overacts while feeling somekind of manic panic when he makes “a real joke” and he has the urge to tell the audience like “ooooh I made an actual joke!!!”… disgusting.

Probably the biggest thing bothering me is his political correctness! Yes that right, I’ve heard countless people saying that Ferguson isn’t the regular host and that he asks question that noone else would, and that it would make him politicly incorrect, thats just plain wrong. He may ask awkward questions that Letterman or Leno wouldn’t but he’s still the same when it comes to serious issues, again he cannot be serious.

Even when he made his most famous speech about alcoholism(really good by the way) most of the audience laughted while he was explaining that the almost committed suicide, exactly my point really. And the alcohol thing is also really awkward, he usually jokes about it and all, and most “fans” praise him for it, most people who are “hardcore-fans” probably praise him for his solotion to the alcohol problem, but he himself is the last person to want any sympathetic support. So its extremely awkward to see people feeling sorry for him and using that as an excuse to “love” him… he drank a lot, he quit, thats nothing to be proud over.

Also the whole “this show is shit” “we’re not getting payed” “money? ha-ha-ha” “this is a basement la-la-la” is really sick and disgusting stuff. The man is a multi-millionaire. He has millions of dollars at his dispense. He lives in one of the most luxous neighborhoods in Los Angeles, the Hollywood Hills! His books, movies, and the regular show has earned him enormous sums of cash, so its despicable hearing him making fun of HIM and the show being poor.

He also sold of, big time. Not just for his stage persona, he also song out his former country Scotland. At the same time making fun of it, its one of the keys to his sucess. His former accent, his backstory everything. Yet he goes on and on about Europe(”Euro-trashes and eurolitter” and Scotland. The most prominent thing here is that americans really think the “loves” or likes America… He likes one thing, your money. Its the sad truth. He didnt become an american citizen because he liked america of american people, he did it so he could keep getting his high payed job at CBS. So all that shit about “good day for american”, and the cheap-shots like “oooh that means you’re with al-qaida” and so on are really fake and transparent. So yes, he is a sellout.

As I mentioned about his political correctness, its really bad when he tries to talk politics with this huge censorship weight on his shoulders. Like when he tries to talk about Obama, democrats or republicans and trying to appear neutral, thats a joke on its own. This became painfully obviously when terrorist supporters Wolf Blitzer and Ben Stein appeared on the show talking about Israel. Iran was apparently moving some ships in the persian gold, and Craig trying to suck up to Blizer knowing he’s a jewish zionist has to ask “the israelis are not gonna like that huh”, well no shit Craig. He also knows Leslie Moonves the great grandson of the first prime minister of Israel runs CBS, so yea real brave there Craig putting so much on the line! Also Craigs agent is Obamas advisor Rahm Israel Emanuel’s brother Ari Emanuel, yes an Israeli… so everyone stop trying to push some false statement about Craig being brave and trying to act neutral in political arguments, thats a joke.

I’m sorry that I’m rambling, but this needs to be said. The homosexuality thing is really bad. I don’t care one bit about gay people they can do whatever they want, but the way Craig acts is just too much. Once or twice it might be funny, but the gay charade several times every episode is tiring. It was also kinda weird watching Craig interacting with a real homosexual person, I dont remember the name but Craig tried to do some of his gay persona in this interview and the guest(who was gay) answared something really revealing about his sex life or whatever, and Craig was disgusted, it was mighty weird seeing the man acting all gay all day now being disgusted when he hears it from the main source…

One last thing, the new style of the program is such a dull installment. The old regular show 2006-08 was funny because it was a normal late night with some funny sketches, otherwise the regular monologue,emails,guests. Now it feels so forces, overdone, with Geoff the robot taking up enormous space and time on the show, especially since he went A.I(really bad move) and the sacritariat, touching glittery balls, mouth organs(he basiclly doesnt even play it with the guests)… Naa this show is heading downwards, I had high hopes for Craig, but it seems as he will go on a couple of years degenerating his show even further, or uppgrading to Lettermans Late Show, if he does he will be another boring talkshowhost without any uniqueness, and if he stays, well lets face it he will only stay a couple of years more to be FINANCIALLY INDEPENDENT for the rest of his life.

Thats it my 100 cents.

cheers craig

p.s.
nice “where the wild things are” t-shirt

I think hes funny. And for those who don’t laugh at him, honesty, change channels, no need to blog about it.

Theres a time and a place for everything. theres a time to be a grown up, and theres a time to laugh at inappropriate jokes. For me, the time 1 in the morning when no one but me is around the telli.

I really admire him and the way he treats his guests. The thing is he can sometimes get absorbed in himself and if you hate him then you won’t be able to stand TLLS, but if you like him it makes the show all the better. He seems really authentic and honest and it’d be a great pleasure to meet him in person.
He’s witty and charming, but at the same time vulgar and someone he comes out even more awesome. He’s just and all around bad a & a freaking genius.

If it’s any consolation I think Leno sucks balls, I’ve recently started watching Fallon and his monologues are horrendous and he can be very… well retarded but the games he plays are enjoyable as are his weekly ‘Thank You Notes’. I’ve never given Kimmel the time of day, but I have a lot of respect for Letterman.