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Jon Stewart's hip, irreverent skewering of the news and pop culture elevated this already successful series to new comedic heights (and doubled its audience) after he took over for Craig Kilborn in 1999. `If you watch the news and don't like it, then this is your counter program to the news,' Stewart said. Comedy Central's signature show snagged an Emmy in 2003 as the Outstanding Variety, Music or Comedy Series.

The Daily Show Adds New Correspondent | Today's News: Our Take | 6/25/2008
Daily Show fans just got one more reason to tune in. Comedian Wyatt Cenac, who made his Daily debut June 3, has been officially added to the show as one of its correspondents, says Variety.Cenac has lent both voice and writing to King of the Hill, and has been studying the comedic and improv arts at the Upright Citizens Brigade theatre in L.A. since it opened in 2005. In addition to his new Daily Show gig, for which he'll be doing election coverage, Cenac will also be appearing in a new Kanye West HBO pilot. — Anna DimondUse our Online Video Guide to catch some of The Daily Show's antics. read more
Cheers: Meet the Press Secretary | Cheers & Jeers | 6/3/2008
Cheers to Jon Stewart for conducting the best interview yet with Scott McClellan. Bush's ex-press secretary has been everywhere promoting his book What Happened ("he even pushed it on Deadliest Catch," quipped Stewart's cohort Stephen Colbert). But the Daily Show wiseguy didn't just rehash McClellan's charges and the White House's countercharges. He asked McClellan to analyze the administration's campaign against him ("how would you destroy you?") and pressed his guest to disprove that "the entire presidency was a facade of public manipulation." Oh, and Stewart was funny, too — getting B-52's frontman Fred Schneider to read passages from the book a la "Love Shack" and using dolls to reenact Bush's now-infamous comment that he and McClellan would end up on rocking chairs in Texas someday ("how close are you sitting, and where's Cheney with the gun?"). Top that, Stephanopoulos!• Share your own raves and rants about other shows on the Reader Cheers & Jeers discussion... read more
Cheers: When John Met Jon.... | Cheers & Jeers | 5/8/2008
Cheers to Jon Stewart for his masterful interview with John McCain. The Daily Show wiseguy scored comedic — and political — points, noting that more Americans say they're concerned by the presumptive GOP nominee's relationship with President Bush than by Barack Obama's relationship with the Rev. Jeremiah Wright and asking, "Will you take this opportunity right now to repudiate and denounce President Bush?" (Not surprisingly, McCain declined.)Stewart also tweaked McCain for referring to the Republicans as "the party of Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt and Ronald Reagan" ("you know those guys aren't still around") and saying he wants to run a respectful campaign ("So after you lose..."). And I'm not sure which was more mindblowing: Stewart's suggestion for McCain's Secret Service code name ("McDreamy") or for his running mate (Hillary Clinton). Maybe the idea of Stewart replacing Katie Couric on the CBS Evening News isn't such a joke after all. • Share your own... read more
Barack to Jon Stewart: I'll Stay Up Late with You | Today's News: Our Take | 4/18/2008
Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama will be a guest on Daily Show with Jon Stewart on Monday (11:00 pm/ET, Comedy Central), the night before the Pennsylvania Democratic primary.This will be Obama's third appearance on the late-night talk show. He last paid a visit in August 2007. — J.R. Whalen read more
John Oliver Shares His Terrifying Times | TV Guide Interviews & Features | 4/18/2008
Having wowed The Daily Show faithful with his poker-faced topical barbs, John Oliver steps away from Jon Stewart's green screens and onto the stage of New York City's Symphony Space for his first American stand-up special, John Oliver: Terrifying Times (tonight at 10 pm/ET, Comedy Central). We asked this one-man British invasion to give us his impressions of the Land of the Free. TVGuide.com: Any special message for the Colonies in your first stand-up special? John Oliver: It's so good to ... read more

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Premiered: January 01, 1999, on Comedy Central

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Premise: Jon Stewart's hip, irreverent skewering of the news and pop culture elevated this already successful series to new comedic heights (and doubled its audience) after he took over for Craig Kilborn in 1999. `If you watch the news and don't like it, then this is your counter program to the news,' Stewart said. Comedy Central's signature show snagged an Emmy in 2003 as the Outstanding Variety, Music or Comedy Series.

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