Vissarion 
He is apparently too decent a person to be a good late show host
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love
huh. compassion.
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happy_ending
Marvelous.
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Billy Buttsex
I love this guy now
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Ahriman the Creepy Lurker
Brilliantly handled.
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EvilHomer
5 stars for a Scotsman talking about drinking, minus one for killing my schadenfreude. Bastard!
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Herr Matthias
It gets really quiet towards the end. Well played.
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timmylean
Ha. Ha. Urine.
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dr tits the urine bit was priceless...
other parts were hard to sit through.
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davinciclone
This man is a class act. We need more Scottish TV hosts in the US.
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Leuuis
exceeded my expectations
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kingarthur
Amen
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ScrubbingBubbles
Wow. Go Craig!
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Random_Hajile
Craig Ferguson... Bulbed!
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Daughters of Uzbek
O wad some Power the giftie gie us, To see oursels as ithers see us.
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Alex
entertaining and insightful
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Twitch
Well that was well said. Maybe it's time to find a tv some nights.
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Camonk
Late night talk show hosts aren't supposed to be compassionate and classy. What gives, Craig?
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Old_Zircon
Wow. Are things starting to slowly, slowly change?
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athodyd
hit's nowt a chooooke!
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Caminante
This should make you feel bad for laughing at Britney Spears jokes.
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HummanaHummanaHummana
Speechless.
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fluffy
The only thing that bothers me is the audience missing the point and laughing at non-jokes early on.
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Cleaner82 But he wasn't taken aback, he rolled with it. He knows people are expecting jokes.
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Cleaner82 In fact that was one of the great things about this, he never got preachy. It was never, "How DARE you people--", it was always about his own behavior. Way to be, says I.
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Mayberry Pancakes
Wow. That's a class act.
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helicopter cats
Anna Nichole Christ
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KnifeGhost
Somebody give him Oprah's job.
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Namor
Decency; that's refreshing.
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Rodents of Unusual Size
Please let this man be on American television for as long as he wants. We need all the class we can get.
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RomancingTrain
+5 for drunk vicar
And all the smart, important stuff he said.
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baleen
I have a lot of respect for this guy now. I was never really into him before. Pretty brave monologue for network.
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Xenocide
After he got this job, people began wondering why Craig deserved his own show. This is why.
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j lzrd / swift idiot
This is what the comedy of the future looks like folks. We, are fucking, doomed.
People don't even know the difference between a joke and a dead-serious statement.
This is what Howard Beale looks like eighty years from now.
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Long Gone Daddy
SCotsmen are all decent folk.
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TheSurgeon
This may be a little late, but I just got around to signing in to this part of the site, and...yeah, incredible. Brung a tear to me eye, it did.
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keinsignal
just, wow.
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JimL2
This really is very good. I can't believe I waited a year to watch it.
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Long Gone Daddy
The thing that strikes me about Ferguson isn't his decency - that's well and good, but outshined by his incredible ability to speak extemporaneously in a charming and fluid manner EVERY. NIGHT. He ad libs these monologues - there aren't any cue cards. He just kind of plans out what he wants to say.
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Lauritz Melchior
It's so refreshing to see people simply being human beings.
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badideasinaction
Five-starred late, but it can never be said enough - this monologue is brilliant.
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mobius
This man has balls, and a big heart. Thank you, Mr. Ferguson.
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Cleaner82
I wish I could say I wanted more talking heads to be this honest and genuine, but I imagine most talking heads are honestly, genuinely pricks. Not this guy though, this guy RULES. Million stars on top of the five I gave it earlier.
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Thersites1960
What's remarkable about this is that the whole show doesn't grind to a halt.
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joelkazoo
Said what needed to be said, and did so eloquently (or as eloquently as a frickin' Scot can!)
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Species
i love this man.
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Lies, lies, LIES!
How the fuck have I not favorited this yet?
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