It would seem that Stephen Colbert is going on just as much of a journey as everyone else watching The Late Show that will hopefully uncover the real, unfiltered Colbert.
His latest attempt in this Who Am Me? recurring segment has Stephen take a polygraph test to see if he would be lying now that he’s not in character.
Watch how truthy Stephen can get here.
As part of an exploratory series called Who Am Me? on The Late Show, Stephen Colbert has decided to take the comprehensive Myers Briggs Test to show America, piece by piece, the real Stephen Colbert as opposed to the conservative pundit Stephen Colbert at The Colbert Report.
Watch Colbert take the test and get his results here (spoiler alert: he’s the type that just loves doing bits as much as he can).
(via Time)
Of course, as it’s a segment from Stephen Colbert, it will be called Who Am Me?
It’s now common knowledge that Stephen Colbert played the character of a conservative pundit as host of The Colbert Report. Ever since he lead the Colbert Nation, fans and detractors alike wondered what the real Colbert was like.
Well, Stephen is planning to take on that query head on by having professionals investigate his past, talking to various people Colbert knew over the years, and seeing how that brought on the Stephen Colbert we know today. The findings will presented in a series of segments titled Who Am Me?, as mentioned above, on The Late Show.
Given how long he kept the Colbert character going, let’s see if this is all a long con when Stephen starts his tenure at The Late Show on Sept. 8th.