One Host to Another
British talk show host Graham Norton recently did an interview with the UK’s TV Times Magazine (quoted by What’s On TV), and had nice things to say about Craig Ferguson. If you haven’t seen Norton’s show on BBC America or via YouTube, be sure to check it out. One of the features of his show is inviting all of his guests to sit on the couch at the same time, which creates great conversations.

Definitely Giddy
One of Craig’s biggest fans in Australia is the RSA’s @bec_giddy, who had the chance to see Craig live in Anaheim over the weekend. She tweeted:

I had amazing seats and he looks soooo gorgeous! Leather jacket … this is probably the best pic I took 🙂

Know Your Villains
Craig tries to give a clue on Celebrity Name Game and chuckles at a confused contestant.

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Twitter Milestone
Craig Ferguson joined Twitter in February of 2010, and this week he reached a big milestone: Two million followers. To make it into the top one thousand users on Twitter, he would need to add another 200,000 followers, but he is certainly among the more followed television personalities on the social media platform. Congratulations to Craig on creating a vast robot skeleton army. We’ll need to add on some spare rooms to the hollowed-out volcano! Thanks to several skellies who sent us the news.

From the Audience
The RSA’s @JSYBen recently traveled from the UK to Los Angeles to see Craig tape some episodes of The Late Late Show. He wrote a great story about his adventure and shared it with us.

Have you seen Craig at a taping of the LLS or Celebrity Name Game? Or have you been in the audience for a stand up comedy performance? We’d be happy to share your experience with the rest of the robot skeleton army!

Quick Contestant
A player on Celebrity Name Game adds a great rejoinder to Craig’s joke about her fellow contestant.

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HTTYD2 on Digital
The DreamWorks animated feature film How To Train Your Dragon 2, featuring the voice talents of Craig Ferguson, was released in home digital formats on Friday, and will be available on DVD and Blu-Ray on November 11th. It will be your best chance to enjoy Craig as Gobber the Belch for a while. The theatrical release of How To Train Your Dragon 3 has been pushed back a year from June 17, 2016 to June 9, 2017, to the relief of director Dean DuBlois. DuBlois also confirmed there will be no 4th film, but said it was possible that other spin-offs from the movie franchise could appear in the future.

‘Color City’ Soundtrack
The soundtrack from The Hero of Color City has been released via digital services and on CD. Thanks to the RSA’s @bgrhubarb and others for letting us know.

HTTYD2 Deleted Scene
One of the soon to be released DVD extras from How To Train Your Dragon 2 is a deleted scene featuring Hiccup. Enjoy!

Video courtesy: DreamWorksTV

Stand Up in California
Craig Ferguson was on stage in Anaheim, California on Saturday night for a stand up comedy performance originally scheduled for July. The show was moved to October after Craig’s team realized he was double-booked and was scheduled to appear with several panels at ComicCon in San Diego. Josh Robert Thompson opened the show to a sold-out crowd. Were you at the show? Let us know and we’ll share your story with the rest of the robot skeleton army!

Americans Take Share
The American cable network AMC has bought a substantial chunk of BBC America, and will run the channel’s day-to-day operations and advertising sales. The BBC retains a majority interest in the channel. The two companies have collaborated before to produce shows, and say future programs are in the works.

Who’s That at the Door?
In another great blooper from TVLand’s sitcom Hot In Cleveland, Craig cracks up while trying to open the door, and the jokes about being on the job. The show’s new season starts November 5th. Thanks to several skellies for spotting this one.

Video courtesy: TVLand

Angling for Aquaman
With a feature film about comic book superhero Aquaman coming out soon, The Hollywood Reporter examined how the often-overlooked character has been portrayed in popular culture. And of course, they couldn’t leave out Craig Ferguson‘s Late Late Show sketches featuring Aquaman as an advice columnist.

Bieber’s Monkey
The RSA’s Rolf tell us he has found Justin Bieber‘s monkey, captured in the form of a motivational poster. “He has escaped the authorities and was last sighted in Heidelberg,” Rolf said. Speaking with a German accent, no doubt.

Taking a Pass
Celebrity Name Game players David Alan Grier and Scott Wolf discuss what it would be like to be able to “pass” in real life.

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Mind The Gap
As we’ve been reporting, Craig Ferguson‘s last day on The Late Late Show will be Friday, December 19th. When Craig’s successor James Corden was named this summer, it appeared that Corden would start after the first of the year, leaving CBS just a couple of weeks over the holidays to fill with Craig re-runs. But according to a new report in the Hollywood trade publication Variety, Corden’s first show will be March 9th, 2015. Until then, sources tell Variety, CBS will likely use a series of guest hosts to provide new episodes in January, February and early March. The article also says the new Late Late Show will be executive produced by Corden’s longtime friend, British producer Ben Winston, who currently produces the UK’s version of X Factor. And there’s good news for Los Angeles: The Late Late Show will continue to be taped at CBS Television City.

Ghostly Greeter
LLS fan @johalloran tweeted a photo from his Halloween display, with a familiar face at the front door:

Thanks @GeoffTheRobot for being our Halloween greeter this year. @CraigyFerg #fb

Head Bone Connected to the Neck Bone
With Halloween approaching, one of the robot skeleton faithful sent us a link to a cartoon from 1929, which features some skeletons Geoff Peterson probably knows.

Video courtesy: kikthedaisy

‘Nowhere Girl’ Gains Ground
The feature film Nowhere Girl, starring Josh Robert Thompson, has been making its way around the festival circuit, and this week took a big step toward being released. The film’s Twitter account says the producers have retained a firm to try to find a distributor, which could eventually get the film shown in theaters:

Nowhere Girl has signed with a sales agent to get distribution deals for the film in the US and around the world.

For independent films, the time, effort and money to produce a film is difficult enough, but finding someone to distribute the film can be even more challenging. We’ll be watching to see when the film might be coming to a theater near you!

Fabulous Socks
Inspired by Craig Ferguson’s flashy socks (or are they tights?), the RSA’s @HoboRobot can imagine socks decorated with snakes, sharks and other fun images, just in time for the holidays:

SOCKFABULOUS SOCKS! We should all have these for fancy occasions, don’tchu agree?

End of the Day
Nia Vardalos and Cat Deeley discuss Craig’s… posterior on Celebrity Name Game.

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