Stephen Colbert Goes To Art Therapy
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- Опубліковано 14 бер 2018
- Stephen gets a firsthand look at the cause Second Lady Karen Pence has decided to champion: art therapy.
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As an Art therapist myself, I enjoyed this immensely. Thanks Stephen, comedy can be very therapeutic!
Ta Ul Awesome!
The ability to laugh even when you are the butt of the joke a seldom known concept but I've yet to find people who would ever get upset about a joke or any joke simply because of the joke. It's always based around some other issue they have with themselves or the person talking. My point being
"This one's called: 'Not now - Daddy's drinking!'"
The art therapist is an awesomely good sport & totally willing to run with this, while still retaining a quite professionalism. Kudos, lady!
Lorna Ginette Harrison yeah she was awesome!
This lady is the ultimate professional. Brilliant her calm approach was soothing ...
"Technically, she's very proficient" SAVAGE 🔥
For anyone who doesn’t understand how that’s an insult, a “technically proficient artist” is some one with the learned skills to make art, but who’s too dumb, lazy, or narrow-minded to create something interesting.
That lady was really cool with it hahahaha Also that moment when she said with not a hestiation in her mind "Bob Ross is dead"
she was so savage :'D
"the president could absoloutly use some therapy"
piplupcola I died 😂🤣 I miss those happy little trees. #RIPBobRoss
pretty sure she was told to say that so that Steven could have his moment, but still, a funny bit :D
There was a pretty obvious edit there. Well, not an *obvious* edit, but an obvious spot where they easily could have put an edit.
Therapists often end up being unintentionally funny, since they have to be careful not to validate any delusions their clients might have. You get this bizarre over-friendly bluntness
Haven't laughed this hard from one of Colbert's interview pieces in quite some time. The lady's responses were gold. Especially the Bob Ross one.
Luke Taylor she was totally deadpan 😂
The Punisher Well,technically YOU are part of the audience...
The Punisher oh, you can do better than THAT!
The Punisher Well,that STILL is not very original. Take your meds and get some fresh air, maybe try again later.
The Punisher get some help 😂 maybe you should go to some sort of art therapy dude
Nothing is funnier to me than that instant reaction "Bob Ross is dead"
"Is Bob Ross an art therapist, because watching him is incredibly relaxing."
"Bob Ross is dead."
{ stephen.exe is not responding }
"Error 606, wrong operating system", I think he might be {stephen.bin} Unix/Linux OS. Or, perhaps {stephen.dmg} Mac OS 10.XX?
As a therapist, she's probably very familiar with cynicism and sarcasm. She clearly knows he's being satirical, but she's also responding in a way similar to how she probably deals with sarcastic clients.
Her approach to sarcastic clients would certainly not be helpful to me, it would probably piss me off more.
But i guess if she's good enough, she knows how to tune her responses individually, instead of sticking to the book.
Yeah, I realize that. :)
As a therapist myself, I totally agree and can empathize with interacting with these types of clients. I don’t do a lot of art therapy, nor do I ascribe as being an art therapist (it’s a classification much like marriage & family, etc), but it can be very beneficial in bringing out the subconscious thought like she described. However, if Trump ever did this, I believe it would not be beneficial as he would twist the dialogue and/or dominate every session like the egomaniacal narcissist that he is...
Shalz
I'd beg to differ...
She was Clearly "Baffled by BS", as the saying goes.
And my opinion. She was just Waiting to see what happens.
...and Enjoyed it 🤣...
They don't teach you "Colbert" in college lmao.
Ryan Cochran
That's a little Harsh on Trump.
I'm Sure with our Advanced Technology.
We could, with a Minimum of what it took to put Man on the moon. Make Crayons that fit his small hands. Besides. All you need is a Refrigerator to Post his Stick Figures on. Then you have his Attention.
...One, Two,...
Sorry. You lost his attention. Now you'll have to Open the Fridge lmao.
Her responses are golden and Stephen's reactions are priceless hahahaa
That was actually a sound diagnosis of Colbert's condition. And she didn't recommend unnecessary treatment. I'm quite impressed.
+Bo Soerjadi Actually... I wasn't that impressed with her diagnosis... It reminded me of "mind readers" or "psychics" and their cold reading off clues etc.
What she described as her diagnosis, was exactly what Stephen told her in the beginning...
The ability to keep a straight face. Priceless.
“Now is the time, blood is the key.” I lost it.
Jack Jammen - had to dig a little to get that one. Damn, I’m behind on my reading.
"I used to be on the bridge."
I lol'd
i love how the lady has no problem throwing shade
and she really just rode along the ride that stephen was driving
I'm glad you corrected that art therapy is not stupid. I think everyone could benefit from therapy these days.
Mark DeRidder absolutely! I just posted a video on art therapy, how it is used in a wide setting, from treatment of autism to cancer patients.
I love this lady! Stephen should have her on again!
for some reason, I read this as "I love this lady! Stephen should give her an organ again!"
The Punisher So you totally obsess over it why? You know you actually like it so you hate watch it just so you can get your fix
3:50 did... did Stephen just draw a near-perfect circle in one shot?
The blue, green, and gold artwork behind them is gorgeous.
"I hear a voice from beyond the wall and it is telling me that now is the time and blood is the key, and I don't know what that means."
That line is gold!
Art therapy can be very helpful. I did an art therapy group class when I was going through cancer treatment and it was a great way to deal with the stress and fears. I highly recommend it.
She was good fun and very professional. I like how Stephen does these pieces. It would be easy to mock and undermine but he is too clever for that.
"She's technically proficient" BURN🔥
"it's all happy little trees..." COME BACK BOB!! COME BAAAAAACK!!!
RedDragonM1 he's painting happy little clouds in paradise ☁ ☁ ☁🌈
I'm an art therapist and loved this segment! she was very therapeutic
Everybody paint that man a happy little cloud.
My mom has her Master's in art therapy and she thought this was brilliant! Fun fact, her graduate school professors created the bridge technique. He just passed away this year.
bob died of lymphoma, july 4, 1995. he kept his illness private for a year, from his diagnosis until after he passed. i remember that at least for some part of his life, he resided in alaska. bob ross’ joy of painting, coffee and a glass of orange juice was always a good way to recover from a hangover back in the day.
Mike Bockey Poor guy. He seemed like such a gentle soul.
I remember when he brought in some tiny baby squirrels and was so cute with them.
i grew up through the early 2000s watching him paint and thinking he was alive
"Everyone needs a friend...or two. Even trees get lonely. There...isn't that super?" I'm gonna cry now....
Gauss24 me too! I watched him circa 2005 with my grandma and I thought he was alive!
Mike Bockey
Thanks "Capt. Bring Down".
Next thing you'll tell us is Mr. Rodgers is,.. What? Oh your Kidding....
I Need a Crayon ☺
Yes......Art Therapy is a real, valuable tool, especially to psychologists and helps a lot of people. It's especially helpful to children who have had traumatic experiences they need help in resolving.
Bob Ross was the best therapist ever to grace this earth. watching five minutes of him calms everyone down.
More of these field-reporting pieces! Been loving them this week!
Why?!!! Why didn't anyone tell me Bob Ross was dead?
It's been a while. Probably you and he were never alive at the same time.
I just saw him on TV last night!!!!
You are a frigging doctor and you don't know when someone is dead?
Did you check his pulse?
He will always be alive on UA-cam!
Your trauma will need some therapy.....
Karen Pence's artwork was described as "technically proficient". You know whose art was also described that way? Hitler's.
TheReal008Zulu not really. His depth of field was wonky and he couldn't get into art school. I hear he made a killing in his next profession, though.
+JackTradesman
He couldn't get into art school… twice. And then he goes on to lead a genocide. Connection?
JackTradesman You win for morbid joke of the day
Give me 5 minutes, and a new corkboard, some red string, and I'll discover the connection.
It's shorthand for, "their conceptual framework hasn't advanced beyond romantic ideals of beauty in art". Classical-era artworks are especially popular among authoritarian-type leaders for their association with (you guessed it) empire. It's 2018. If their concepts haven't advanced beyond impressionism (early 1800s) just imagine what that must say about their social policies.
Brilliant. Just brilliant. Colbert is a national treasure.
"And where are *you* on the bridge?"
"Oh, I jumped off the bridge"
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This was excellent side show from regular programming. Moar! Laughed and cried in same time.
Stephen Colbert randomly eating things that aren't supposed to be eaten is one of my favorite things ever
That was so freakin awesome, I loved it ! Stephen please try some other forms of therapy too,
Or make the art therapy into a regular segment. I am going to watch this again.
More field reports.Puleease.
Steven is a genius! We are so lucky to have his show!
"Not to be confused with the President's second lady, Stormy Daniels."
Awww.. Melania got bumped to third.
lol. I forgot about her. ;P
Huh, didn't know putin was a lady
New Message what's Hope Hick's rank ?
I'm sure we're all wondering which cadet was his first.
Um. Melania has already been third. Its his third wife after all.
They’re spoiling us with these field pieces, I love it
Also, 07:15 - 07:25 - that was definitely the blowhard voice of pundit Colbert
Also him drawing Snoopy was a running gag on the Colbert Report. :)
Yeah, we keep getting these short Colbert Report moments, and I thought I would never get to see any new ones after he completed that show. It's great.
mori1bund would like for him to leave elements of The Colbert Show behind, but it is his bread & butter.
If cats were human got me
If a cat were a human saying "now is the time blood is the key!" Ooohhh man, laughing so hard!!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Can we just appreciate stephen's near-perfect circle at 3:52?
Tom of Finland was the art therapy that saved me at 14.
Whoa, Bob Ross died more than a whole year before I was born, and I didn't know he wasn't alive. Weird. That's like if somebody born a year down the road assumed Stephen Hawking was still making theories.
I didn't even know who Bob Ross was until 2009
The awkward thing about this thread is that Stephen Hawking died yesterday.
...yeah, that's why I used him as the example.
Ah.
07:38 - I was so glad with this ending. Art therapy is a really important discipline in mental health services, many can benifit greatly from it. I was afraid that it would be ridiculed now that lady Pence has brought it to attention (which is in itself a very good thing because everyone needs to know about it and its benifits, but, well, Pence..), but I was pleasently surprised with that ending and Stephen donating the money to the American Art Therapy Association. Very important! From art therapists and their clients from all around the world; thank you!
Bob Ross died from lymphoma on July 4, 1995, aged 52. His remains are interred at Woodlawn Memorial Park in Gotha, Florida, under a plaque marked: "Bob Ross; Television Artist".
OMG "Bob Ross is dead" 😭😂
Omg "blood is the key" 😂😂😂
I haven't laughed this hard an interview for awhile. The cat voice part caught me off guard. The art therapist was super pro, so good on her!
7:37 "I love my cat". There! Colbert!
I have done art therapy. It was powerful, but keep in mind, it is THERAPY. It meant drawing some pretty ugly stuff, and talking to a professional I trusted about it.
I would love if therapy (including art therapy) received more attention, but something makes me think that Susan Pence just thinks art therapy is “draw pretty pictures, and feel better after!” Art can also be a great coping tool, and if that works for people, that’s awesome, but that isn’t all art therapy is.
And no one ever asked me to draw a bridge, but if they had they would have received a more poorly drawn version of what Stephen made. I’m... Not a great artist.
You don't need to be a "great artist". Just accept your limitations, and stop punching yourself.
"Sense of sound"....OK IM GONNA DIE! Lmfao
Love these throw backs to the old Colbert Report bits where Stephen does the pieces himself. Brings out his comedic skills better than the monologue does.
This woman is so patient, composed, and fair-minded. I bet she is really great at her job.
This remote has done more for spreading Art Therapy awareness than Karen Pence ever will
The art therapist reminds me of counselor Troi.
Star Trek: The Next Generation. In many ways it's superior, but it will never be as recognized as the original-Wayne Campbell from Wayne's World.
I loved the field pieces on The Daily Show and I hope Stephen continues doing it. It's really fun
Your Art Therapist is a very, very, very patient person. LOL Kudos to her!
His artwork is portrait of the word "Art" XD
Very meta. Very postmodern.
nice find
Words can be art
I love the diplomatic way she handled the question of whether Trump could benefit from Art Therapy. I'm pretty sure the result would be akin to an angry, orange ape flinging his own faeces at the canvas.
We already have examples of Donald Trump's art. He couldn't be bothered to offer more than a sketch. I don't think he has the patience or attention span to hone that kind of skill. It seems like something he was asked to do, and, being generally uninterested, committed a minimum of effort to the task.
www.vanityfair.com/style/2017/11/donald-trump-drawing-sold-for-thousands
glasstire.com/2017/11/27/art-by-donald-trump-and-john-f-kennedy-up-for-auction-this-week-in-dallas/
www.cnn.com/2017/07/28/politics/trump-artwork-auction/index.html
Lorna Ginette Harrison Angry orange ape flinging his own faeces?? Can you see outside of yourself to see how VIOLENTLY HOSTILE and CRAZY that description of Trump is? It has nothing to do with Trump. Shame on you for being so hostile towards another person, no matter who he is, and no matter if he's the biggest creep on the planet. Shame on you for your hostile and sick verbal bludgeoning of poor Trump.
Apologies, Mr. Putin!
I almost died laughing. Art is great therapy, but laughter is the best medicine :)
OmGOSH that was hysterically funny! 😂😹🤣
Bob Ross died in 1995 of lymphoma ya'll RIP
Adrienne C we'll bring that bastard Lymphona to justice. Obama couldn't catch him but Trump will.
is that true? i used to watch him paint on tv in the early 2000s as a little kid, and i figured he was awesome and alive until a few years ago when i heard he died
I knew he died, I used to watch him all the time but I thought it was more recent than 1995.
Google it haha
Stephen is creative & crazy!!. Love this segment. First time I've of this type of therapy. Thanks Stephen.
LOL - couldn't stop laughing at Colbert's explanation of his art problem.
"Now is the time and blood is the key." hahahahahaha I can't breathe! ahahahahaha
Bob Ross will live forever through his work. By the way, he has an official channel here on UA-cam.
Loving when you do interviews. She was definitely on to you. (at least most of the time) I do love your artwork. Brings back some of the old days when you did art diagrams describing body parts (and functions) You are a true artist. When I grow up, I want to be just like you. I think my daughter should become an art therapist. I'm calling her right now.
I've not laughed this hard at a Colbert segment in a long time. Bravo!
not now daddy's drinking- omg
"This is called, not now, daddy is drinking"
Hahaha. This poor art therapist. He really messed with her a lot. She was a great sport!
There is no death, just happy little accidents.
I'm an art therapist and love this segment! she was great.
Don't ever say Bob Ross is dead. Ever!
I love bob Ross
I remember watching him as a kid. I actually showed him to my husband just a couple weeks ago, as he grew up in the north and have never seen him. We sat there for 45 minutes and watched him P pretty little mountains. This made me really sad to find out that he had died. I just imagined him somewhere with his Afro painting
I grew up in Holland and pretty much everyone knew who he was, i doubt that the kids today know, unless he was a meme at some point, which he probably was. But kudos for introducing your husband to him :) Bob Ross is great.
Damn that's a well drawn circle!
"Not now, Daddy's drinking." LOL
Got really upset at first because I thought this was just going to be mocking art therapy, which is actually a very effective form of therapy. After watching this all the way through though, hahahah I think it’s brilliant. Good on ya, Colbert.
not now, daddys drinking lol
Brilliant !😂 thank you Stephen ❤️ resistance !🇺🇸✌🏼️
Laughed so much tears are rolling down my face.
1:51 her reaction is golden😂
Bob Ross is the father of ASMR. So, yes, he was a therapist.
He is not the father of asmr
Just because you wish it doesn’t make it so.
Sandra Nelson I know! I used to watch him with my grandma all the time,and it was incredibly calming 🏞️
I've heard he gives some people ASMR but I've never felt it from watching him. I guess he isn't in my triggers.
Bob died?
Who ever killed him may rott for ever in cheesy landscapes, juuuust a little.
No, honestly, I loved that guy.
The look on her face, lol 😂 from the start 😂
Wow, Stephen...that is a very well-done free hand drawn circle! Respect.
This segment was really funny I didn’t know he was this funny
Omg this was hilarious 🤣 i teared laughing
"This is something called... Not Now, Daddy's Drinking". LOL
Art Therapy is an Awesome coping skill ....
Keep your chin up Stephen.
We need you! 😀
Snoopy's Back!
Rocwell Joe Cool
AWESOME , Love it ., letting my friends know to tune in to the best of the best late night programming . Way to go Stephen Colbert , they cannot pay you enough .Great show indeed , absolutely brightens my days .
"I hear a voice calling from the wall saying" Now is the time. The blood is the key."😂😂 Rotflmao
Sometimes, Stephen's late night monologue I consider as art therapy. After watching last's nights interview, I was up for hours, and then I slept like a rock. Be careful with your drinking Stephen and your writing. Gosh, I watched Bob Ross a teenager, it was therapy for me then as a secret.
He drew Snoopy the dog's head!
No, he drew himself.
+Janelle Lee
You must be a hoot at parties.
I think all of us of a certain age can remember watching Bob Ross because it was the best thing to watch and incredibly calming.
More field pieces!