Swedish Press
Craig Ferguson‘s sponsor, the clothing maker Gant, are pretty happy with the web series Couple Thinkers. The shows are continuing to get lots of views (on it’s own, the episode with Neil deGrasse Tyson has nearly a million views) and are generating ongoing press coverage. The fashion website Drapers.com profiled Gant’s CEO and the article mentions the show as part of his strategy to position the brand. And the Swedish financial newspaper Dagens Industri has a nice profile of Craig. You can read the (somewhat bumpy) Google translation of the article into English, and as the RSA’s @bgrhubarb points out, the translation of Craig’s joke about the difference in age between his two sons is hilarious.

Things To Know
Last year, Craig was featured in Us Weekly magazine’s “25 things you don’t know about me” feature. In case you missed it, take a look. As loyal fans, we bet you already knew at least a few!

Radio Guests
Upcoming guests on Craig’s SiriusXM radio show include Bruce Dickinson, Jim Parsons, Iliza Shlesinger, Bill Nye, and Bob Saget.

Gesundheit!
In this monologue from The Late Late Show, Craig talks about swimmer Diana Nyad, sharks, Mick Jagger and makes fun of Michael sneezing.

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Purple Hair
Craig Ferguson is sporting purple hair these days, and he has reason to celebrate. His new show Couple Thinkers has been performing well on YouTube. Craig tweeted some stats, which indicates the second episode of the show not only has more than half million views, it is enjoying a 70 percent view rate, far above the 20 percent average for the platform. It means that people are watching the show and sticking with it without clicking away. The second episode features Neil deGrasse Tyson. You can see the whole series here, along with short clips of Craig and his wife Megan talking about the clothes provided by Gant, the show’s sponsor.

Radio Guests
Upcoming guests on Craig’s SiriusXM radio show include Nikki Glaser, Ross Matthews, Alli Breen, Bruce Dickinson, Jim Parsons, Bill Nye, and Bob Saget.

Josh’s Show Coming Soon
Josh Robert Thompson, best know to Late Late Show fans as the voice of Geoff Peterson, will be launching his self-titled television show on YouTube in November. Check out the trailer here, and if you haven’t seen it, watch the trailer to the feature film The Revelator, in which Josh plays the role of a priest.

Avoid Pixelation
In this monologue from The Late Late Show, Craig talks about the Berlin wall and attempts to do a drawing, but as usual, pushes the envelope.

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Couple Thinkers Grows
Craig Ferguson‘s latest television venture which he co-hosts with his wife Megan, Couple Thinkers, has been gaining momentum on YouTube, with the six episodes garnering more than 90 thousand views since their debut last week. Media outlets like Observer.com and others continue to talk about the series as a new way of doing television and a new way for the show’s backer, the European clothing retailer Gant, to reach audiences. Several websites that focus on food have reported on the show’s first episode featuring Kimbal Musk. If you haven’t already, check out the full series here.

Upcoming Guests
A new slate of guests has been added for Craig’s SiriusXM radio show, including Mark Feuerstein, The Sklar Brothers, astronaut Terry Virts, Ross Mathews, Jim Jefferies, Alli Breen and Bruce Dickinson.

Mama Mia
In this monologue from The Late Late Show, Craig talks about Arnold Schwarzenegger, an ABBA museum and dingoes.

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Couple Thinkers Debuts
Craig Ferguson‘s new YouTube based show Couple Thinkers debuted this week, with all six episodes hitting the web at once. The show, featuring Craig and his wife Megan, asks some of life’s big questions and seeks out experts to search for answers. The show is produced by European clothing maker Gant, and apart from announcements at the beginning and end of the program (and Craig and Megan wearing Gant clothing), there is no other advertising contained in the show itself. Careful viewers of Gant’s YouTube channel will, however, see Craig and Megan in videos more closely resembling ads as well. Marketing and technology watchers like Cheddar.com are interested in how the main programs areintended to reach audiences and whether they will boost the brand’s profile in the U.S., particularly with millennials. The Hollywood Reporter, New York Magazine’s Vulture website, the New York Daily News and The Informer also covered the launch.

This Week’s Guests
This months’s guests on Craig’s SiriusXM radio show include Joe DeRosa, Mark Feuerstein, The Sklar Brothers, Terry Virts, Jim Jeffries and Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson.

Karaoke Power
Current Late Late Show host James Corden recently spoke to W Magazine about performing on Broadway, life as a talk show host, music and more.

Just Keep Swimming
In this 2013 monologue from The Late Late Show, Craig talks about Diana Nyad‘s swim from Cuba to Florida, French sharks and Jay Leno.

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Watch For Couple Thinkers
Craig Ferguson‘s new show Couple Thinkers is set to debut on YouTube on Monday, October 9. Craig and his wife Megan co-star in the vehicle intended to raise the visibility of European clothing maker Gant in the U.S. The Fergusons have been in New York and Stockholm to help launch the project. Observers like AdWeek.com have been curious about the show, and how it will help the brand, with Craig and Megan wearing Gant clothing in each episode. Meanwhile, we’re looking forward to the content, where big questions will be explored.

This Week’s Guests
This week’s guests on Craig’s SiriusXM radio show include Dule Hill, Drew Carey, Jason Ellis, Jay Larson and Bert Kreischer. Next week, listen for George Hamilton and Joe DeRosa, followed later in the month by Mark Feuerstein, The Sklar Brothers and Iron Maiden’s Bruce Dickinson.

Television City
According to the Los Angeles Times, CBS is considering selling its iconic studios at CBS Television City, where The Late Late Show has been based since its debut with hosts Tom Snyder from 1995-1999, Craig Kilborn from 1999-2004, Craig Ferguson from 2005-2014 and James Corden since 2015. It is unclear if potential future buyers would continue to utilize the facility as a television studio or make way for housing or retail space. The network’s main studio location today is on Radford Avenue in Studio City, which includes the network’s west coast corporate offices and studios for several current network shows. One series of Celebrity Name Game was shot at Radford. Along with The Late Late Show, other programs currently housed at Television City include The Price Is Right, ABC’s Dancing With the Stars, HBO’s Real Time With Bill Maher, and the CBS soap operas The Young and the Restless and The Bold and the Beautiful. The newest version of Fox’s American Idol is scheduled to be produced there as well.

ABBA Museum
In a 2013 Late Late Show monologue, Craig talks about the opening of an ABBA museum in Stockholm, Sweden.

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Radio Days
Craig Ferguson is hard at work, hosting his daily two-hour SiriusXM radio show on “Faction Talk” Channel 103, from 6-8pm ET / 3-5pm PT with the help of Joseph Bolter. Don’t have a subscription? Check out the options, including a way to stream the show on your computer or mobile device. Among Craig’s upcoming guests are Nikki Glaser and Michael McMillian. The show’s website lists George Hamilton coming up in October and Bruce Dickinson of the band Iron Maiden in November.

Couple Thinkers
The first episode of Craig’s new show Couple Thinkers with his wife Megan will be on YouTube October 9. Media outlets like The Hollywood Reporter and Glossy.co are making note of the new show, focusing so far on its sponsor tie-in, but we expect to see more coverage about the show’s content once it’s available to a wide audience.

Zombies Eat Brains
Craig talks about Flavor-Flav, zombie movies and more on The Late Late Show.

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Craig To Launch YouTube Show
Craig Ferguson and his wife Megan are launching a new YouTube-based television show called Couple Thinkers. As Variety, TubeFilter.com and Business Insider are reporting, the six-episode show will feature the pair seeking out thought leaders to ask them questions about topics that often spur them into debate. With no time limits, the online show will be free to expand as needed to explore the issues, and talk with expert guests like astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, filmmaker Jon Ronson, media magnate Arianna Huffington and more. The show will feature Craig and Megan traveling to different parts of the world, wearing clothing from the Swedish fashion retailer GANT, the company backing the project. The first episode will be online October 9, with more to follow. Check out the trailer.

Punk Rock
Speaking of clothing, Craig recently tweeted a photo of himself wearing a T-shirt featuring the band The Cramps. The influential punk band was a big part of the music scene in New York in the 70s and Los Angeles in the 80s.

Germans With Lasers
On The Late Late Show, Craig poked fun at cars, Jay Leno and Germans with lasers.

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