Tune in to COMEDY CENTRAL tonight at 11:30 PM to see what will be discussed next on "Colbert Report!" Watch the LIVE November 4, 2014 episode of the hit late-night comedic show starring Stephen Colbert using our free live stream links, where the comedian newscaster will give his take on everything from world to domestic political news - with a special focus on today's midterm elections!

As always, the show will review major news events from the past days. According to the official TV Guide synopsis, on tonight's show called "Midterms '014: Detour to Gridlock: An Exciting Thing That I Am Totally Interested In-Wait! Don't Change the Channel..." (11/4), we'll see an interview with "Political commentator Andrew Sullivan."

Make sure you tune in to COMEDY CENTRAL tonight at 11:30 PM to catch all of the Nov. 4 election special episode excitement!

Won't be able to catch tonight's episode of "Colbert Report" on a TV? Well, we've got you covered with free online live stream links for the 11/4 midterm election show!

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What should we look forward to about tonight's special live episode with coverage of the midterm election results? Well, its sure to be an interesting show!

NJ.com chooses tonight's episode of the "Colbert Report" as one of its top Tuesday night TV picks, explaining "The final election night for Stephen Colbert, faux pundit, is a doozy: 'Midterms '014: Detour to Gridlock: An Exciting Thing That I Am Totally Interested In-Wait! Don't Change the Channel. Look at this Video of a Duckling Following a Cat Dressed Like a Shark Riding a Roomba! '014!'"

The A.V. Club agrees, writing "With Stephen Colbert wrapping up The Colbert Report in just a few weeks to prepare for his move to The Late Show, tonight marks the last time he and Jon Stewart will team up for a live election night broadcast as part of their Indecision 2014 coverage. To be reminded of just what it is we're losing with the end of The Colbert Report, I can think of nothing better than to share the full title of their half of the Indecision broadcast. Deep breath, everyone: "Midterms '014: Detour to Gridlock: An Exciting Thing That I Am Totally Interested In-Wait! Don't Change the Channel. Look at this Video of a Duckling Following a Cat Dressed Like a Shark Riding a Roomba! '014!" Yeah, I'm not ready for this to end."

According to Deadline Hollywood, "The Colbert Report will go live for midterm Election Night coverage on Tuesday from [11:30 PM-midnight ET/8:30-9 PM PT], Comedy Central said today. The...late-night show did same for election nights past...The Colbert Report's special political coverage, Midterms '014: Detour To Gridlock: An Exciting Thing That I Am Totally Interested In-Wait! Don't Change The Channel. Look At This Video Of A Duckling Following A Cat Dressed Like A Shark Riding A Roomba! '014! will include Stephen Colbert's insightful conjecture of the results with a guest appearance by Andrew Sullivan of The Daily Dish."

This is not the first time "Colbert Report" has covered the midterm elections, check out a video clip of one of his 2012 show below:

What will happen tonight on "Colbert Report," when Stephen interviews Political Commentator Andrew Sullivan and discusses today's election results? You'll have to wait and see!

Tune into COMEDY CENTRAL, or one of our free online live stream links above, to catch all the entertaining analysis of the 2014 midterm elections on tonight's live CR episode (11/4) at 11:30 PM EST!

What did you think about the special live episode and the results of today's midterm elections? Let us know what you think about "Midterms '014: Detour to Gridlock: An Exciting Thing That I Am Totally Interested In-Wait! Don't Change the Channel..." in the comments section below.