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Robert Downey Jr. Talks About His Big Appearance After Super Bowl

Robert Downey Jr. is an artist that you can either love or hate, but cannot ignore. And as Super Bowl LV happened, Robert Downey Jr. teased a big appearance after the said event. It looks like the former Avenger, our beloved Iron Man, will be hanging out on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert after the big game is over. This should thrill MCU fans that haven’t been able to get their RDJ fix since Avengers: Endgame exited theaters. In the past, Colbert has had the Iron Man star on the show multiple times.

Robert Downey Jr. Next Appearance

Downey wrote,

“Tonight after the Big Game come on over to @colbertlateshow where @StephenAtHome and I have some fun…starting at 8:35p PT / 11:35p ET…see you there!”

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Way earlier in the pandemic, Colbert used Iron Man as a model for what the response could look like as a gag. He began,

“What seems to be the problem? Viruses? Is everyone staying at home? That’s step number one. Don’t go out. It’s not just for yourself, it’s for your loved ones. In the meantime, this is what I’m going to do. Jarvis, fire up the lab. I’ll need you in the workroom. You need robots, tiny little robots. Yes, the artificial intelligence systems that I implanted in those tiny robots may inspire the robots to believe that though they are small, they are superior to mankind. They will likely learn from the viruses how to reproduce at a great rate, exponentially.”

The host also managed to sneak some sly nods to Iron Man’s movie lines in there too.

“Eventually, they could take over the world. Then, of course, I’ll build a bigger robot. Are you gonna finish that sandwich? Nobody move, Jarvis!”

So, things will probably be really silly for Marvel fans when the show comes on after the big game.

Robert Downey Jr. Next Appearance

This will probably prove to pull in a lot of eyeballs because people love Robert Downey Jr., and the Super Bowl is being broadcast on CBS, the same network that Colbert’s show runs on. If you’re interested in any of the shenanigans, things get started at 11:35 pm ET on the network.

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