In the latest episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, the host was joined by two amazing guests – Danny Trejo and Rachel Vice. Danny Trejo, known for his tough guy roles in movies, is not just an actor, but also a successful restaurateur with nine acclaimed restaurants in Los Angeles. He even has a cookbook out, showcasing his delicious recipes. In the show, Stephen and Danny Trejo delighted the audience with their cooking segment, where they prepared mouthwatering dishes wrapped in bacon.
Rachel Vice, on the other hand, is an incredibly talented actress and an Oscar winner. She graced the stage with her presence and charmed everyone with her delightful personality. Stephen introduced her as one of his favorite actresses and praised her for her exceptional talent.
As the show went on, Stephen used his wit and humor to entertain the audience with his monologue, claiming that he spends most of his time in the "news kitchen" melting the finest butter to create topical "bourdier butter" for his "story potatoes." He playfully compared himself to a seagull pecking away at leftover food on an abandoned oil rig.
Moving on to other interesting news, a new rapid test has been developed that can tell you if there's salmonella in your chicken. Stephen humorously commented that we already have a test for salmonella in chicken, and the results of that test come out pretty rapidly.
In a bizarre scientific experiment, researchers decided to blast ancient Egyptian lizard coffins with neutrons to scan the contents without disturbing them. Stephen couldn't help but joke about scientists creating "lizard zombies."
Then, Stephen shifted the topic to Netflix, the popular streaming platform known for its hit shows like Love is Blind and Too Hot to Handle. Surprisingly, after 25 years, Netflix has decided to discontinue its DVD mailing service. Stephen quipped that Blockbuster, the once-popular video rental store, might be seeking revenge for its own demise.
The host also poked fun at the differences between DVDs and streaming, using relatable analogies. He likened DVDs to "little metal frisbees that play long tick-tocks" and compared mail to "email that you lick before you send." The humorous monologue continued with amusing comparisons between DVDs and email, appealing to the younger generation.
Stephen didn't leave out interesting news from Oregon, where a man threw $200,000 cash out of a car window onto the interstate. The host jokingly advised the man to get an Easy Pass, as it would have been a simpler and safer way to transport the money.
Baseball news made its way into the show, highlighting the unintended consequences of the new pitch clock. Stephen mentioned how players now have less time for small talk at home plate, humorously illustrating rival players discussing carrot cake and daughters' first communions.
We couldn't ignore the fascinating story from Canada, where a black bear broke into a vehicle and guzzled 69 cans of pop. Stephen playfully engaged in a discussion about the terminology used for carbonated beverages, joking that it's not called "pop" but rather "soda."
As the show concluded, Stephen bid farewell to the audience but not before leaving them eagerly anticipating future episodes filled with more entertaining guests and hilarious moments.
And that's a wrap on the latest episode of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, where laughter, wit, and engaging conversations took the center stage. Stay tuned for more exciting episodes packed with your favorite celebrities and engaging discussions.
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