Craig Ferguson 2009.03.04 Archbishop Desmond Tutu part 3 of 4

Craig Ferguson welcomes to the show Archbishop Desmond Tutu.

On March 31, 2010, the Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication of the University of Georgia announced that the Late Late Show had won the Peabody Award for Excellence in Television for its "Evening with Archbishop Desmond Tutu" episode. According to the Peabody Board, "the Scottish-born Ferguson has made late-night television safe again for ideas."

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Comedy

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• Craig Ferguson
• Late Late Show
• Bishop
• Archbishop
• Desmond
• Tutu
• south Africa
• Apartheid
• peabody
• award
• winning
• Nelson Mandela

[hdcw2000bc]

@jaundist oh please. Tutu has repeatedly spoken out against American and British conduct in Iraq and Afghanistan, and also against scandal and corruption within the ANC including the specific incident you mentioned. Check your facts before criticizing such a truly non-partisan campaigner for human rights.

[parkbros]

@zurechtweiser "resentment is like drinking a poison and expecting someone else to die"

[Calriec]

@parkbros Very insightful.

[zurechtweiser]

@parkbros Then stop being resentful.

[Anaclois]

Desmond Tutu got Nobel Peace Prize 1984 (in Oslo), very well introduced on this show. I actually learn something from viewing this, methink. Forgiveness is important, I guess.

[1844Freddy]

holy shit...Desmond Tutu is black???

[hdcw2000bc]

@alyssaeisman Very True, but I think Archbishop Tutu is closer than most.

[alyssaeisman]

@hdcw2000bc no one is perfect.

[alyssaeisman]

@hdcw2000bc no one is perfect.