Stephen Fry - Long Time Friend of Craigs - Special Edition [+Helpful Text & Imagery]

We know Stephen Fry can be a little bit complicated in his word usage and the range of concepts and ideas he will discuss. So I thought the text and imagery would be of help. The images in the intro are the same images that are used throughout the video as help to understand topics of discussion.
The intro is longer than usual, because it's a special edition, the music used in the intro is a piece called "Valkyerie" by Mr. Fry's favorite composer (as you'ill find out in this video); Richard Wagner (not Frank Wagner, thanks Noitard).
No "real outro" either.
Craig Ferguson & Stephen Fry in the house! enjoy!

[@TheJayLenoFly]

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[@philipcallado5693]

We remember the silliness, of course, but Craig also brought a level of sophistication that no other late night host ever has. He’s really the only late night host I watched with any consistency.

[@MsKsenia16]

the non-crowd interview is absolutely phenomenal. could listen to them talk for ages. and as for the text and the images which some people in the comments seem to find patronizing or unnecessary - I'm not a native speaker of English, so I found some of them (if not most of them) very helpful. thank you so much for uploading this!

[@blakberi]

Stephen Fry is one of those gifts to the world we don't deserve

[@robertbernard9546]

The long segment where there is no studio audience is just brilliant. I would love it if Craig had a show like that now.

[@javidson7534]

"The pathology of the human condition" - Craig has a great talent for putting his less erudite guests at their ease, but has no trouble keeping up with the heavyweights.

[@matildabanana3516]

I’ve never seen Craig stay silent so long. Stephen Fry is the best story teller!

[@dearkokum]

Good to know Craig would be perfectly comfortable hosting an audience-less Late Show in 2020

[@sunnydays9144]

The suggestion of Twitter being a more polite place on the internet than most really dates this conversation 😂

[@R0bobb1e]

You can really tell that Stephen Fry and Craig Ferguson challenge each other, in a most positive way.

[@pemo2676]

well twitter is certainly different now than that 2010 interview, it's probably one of the most toxic places you can visit online (thats mainstream)

[@EmmaRiddle543]

When Craig is with Stephen he shows how smart he really is, this leads to incredibly interesting discussions.

[@voodoochile333]

Just shows how enjoyable an interview can be without a whooping audience.

[@jystme2437]

I miss Craig its 2022 and i still love the show. I was going through such a bad time and i remeber in the first 5 mins of watching I felt a giggle, and i had no idea what it was. He taught me to laugh again. All that aside his wonderful casual chats with his guests was brilliant. And I finally realized how adorable he is😄 and seeing Stephen Fry whom I respect and love also chatting with Craig was a great way to spend a Sunday morning and coffee. Then I realized they found my body farm 🙄 oopps my bad . Great to see them.🦋

[@2nd3rd1st]

JLF: "We know Stephen Fry can be a little bit complicated in his word usage and the range of concepts and ideas he will discuss. So I thought the text and imagery would be of help."...

[@florianschischkoff1647]

These days, a 3 hour interview is nothing on RUclips. Back in the days Craig was breaking every rule possible. Great stuff!

[@RamblingZhen]

Stephen Fry is a human treasure. He needs to live forever.

[@lazarusstewart8686]

Craig used to be one of my absolute must watch ! In those days you had to actually watch the television at the time it was broadcast. I miss you Craig and I love you Stephen

[@rramsey7213]

Two very lovely, intelligent people. I can listen to Stephen talk for hours (even through occasional repeated anecdotes ;), and I miss Craig's wit and humour. Thanks for the wonderful post.

[@dylanmaxey2531]

Love your little notations, and thank you for the clip of "Traumerei". I can rewatch Craig over and over, true talent and quality never fades.