1. "The Daily Show" (1996): : -- World renowned primatologist and advocate for endangered species Dr. Jane Goodall comes bearing the good news of species regeneration.

    Thu, Nov 12, 2009

    "The Daily Show" (1996) (88)
    This Episode
    21:35
    EXPIRES: 25 DAYS
  2. "The Daily Show" (1996): : -- The Big Man, Clarence Clemons, saxophonist for The E Street Band, sits down with Jon to discuss his new memoir.

    Wed, Nov 11, 2009

    "The Daily Show" (1996) (88)
    This Episode
    21:39
    EXPIRES: 24 DAYS
  3. "The Daily Show" (1996): : -- Serena Williams, one of the greatest tennis players of our generation, discusses her new memoir and her long haul to athletic success with Jon.

    Tue, Nov 10, 2009

    "The Daily Show" (1996) (88)
    This Episode
    21:39
    EXPIRES: 23 DAYS
  4. "The Daily Show" (1996): : -- UN Ambassador, Susan Rice visits The Daily Show to talk about the Obama administration's foreign policy.

    Thu, Nov 5, 2009

    "The Daily Show" (1996) (88)
    This Episode
    21:40
    EXPIRES: 18 DAYS
  5. "The Daily Show" (1996): : -- The former Vice President of the United States, Al Gore returns to The Daily Show to discuss his new book "Our Choice: A Plan to Solve the Climate Crisis."

    Wed, Nov 4, 2009

    "The Daily Show" (1996) (88)
    This Episode
    21:40
    EXPIRES: 17 DAYS
  6. "The Daily Show" (1996): : -- Palestinian democracy activist Dr. Mustafa Barghouti and American Jewish activist Anna Baltzer come together on The Daily Show to talk politics with Jon.

    Wed, Oct 28, 2009

    "The Daily Show" (1996) (88)
    This Episode
    21:40
    EXPIRES: 10 DAYS
  7. "The Daily Show" (1996): : -- Comedian Wanda Sykes sits down with Jon to spread the good word of her new series “The Wanda Sykes Show.”

    Thu, Oct 29, 2009

    "The Daily Show" (1996) (88)
    This Episode
    21:41
    EXPIRES: 11 DAYS
  8. "The Daily Show" (1996): : -- Author and economist Steven Levitt returns to The Daily Show to discuss the follow-up to his bestselling book, "Freakonomics."

    Tue, Oct 27, 2009

    "The Daily Show" (1996) (88)
    This Episode
    21:40
    EXPIRES: 9 DAYS
  9. "The Daily Show" (1996): : -- Moderator David Remnick (editor, The New Yorker) asks "Daily Show" writers Rory Albanese, D.J. Javerbaum, J.R. Havlan, Steve Bodow, and Jason Ross how they will satirize Barack Obama.

    Daily Show Writers - Barack Obama Is Not Hilarious

    "The Daily Show" (1996) (88)
    This Episode
    04:30
  10. "The Daily Show" (1996): : -- Moderator David Remnick (editor, The New Yorker) asks about the process of working with Jon Stewart. "Daily Show" writers Rory Albanese, Steve Bodow, D.J. Javerbaum, and Rob Kutner talk about Jon Stewart's role in shaping the sensibility of the show.

    Daily Show Writers - Jon Stewart's Sensibility Shapes the Show

    "The Daily Show" (1996) (88)
    This Episode
    03:17
  11. "The Daily Show" (1996): : -- An audience member asks about what happens during the 10am to 11:30am time period. "Daily Show" writers D.J. Javerbaum, J.R. Havlan, Rory Albanese, and Jason Ross talk about the final push to complete the script at 11:30am.

    Daily Show Writers - Last Minute Jokes and the Final Rewrite

    "The Daily Show" (1996) (88)
    This Episode
    02:49
  12. "The Daily Show" (1996): : -- Moderator David Remnick (editor, The New Yorker) asks about interviews that were tense.

    Daily Show Writers - Jon Stewart's Interviews That Went Wrong

    "The Daily Show" (1996) (88)
    This Episode
    02:51
  13. "The Daily Show" (1996): : -- An audience member asks if "Daily Show" correspondent John Oliver is really the GEICO "gecko". An audience member asks why the show does not go after Rush Limbaugh and "Daily Show" writers Steve Bodow, D.J. Javerbaum, J.R. Havlan, and Rob Kutner respond.

    Daily Show Writers - Is John Oliver the Gecko?

    "The Daily Show" (1996) (88)
    This Episode
    02:21
  14. "The Daily Show" (1996): : -- "Daily Show" correspondents John Oliver and Wyatt Cenac recount their audition process for the "Daily Show."

    Daily Show Writers - Correspondents Audition for the Daily Show

    "The Daily Show" (1996) (88)
    This Episode
    04:45
  15. "The Daily Show" (1996): : -- Moderator David Remnick (editor, The New Yorker) asks about the visit to Florida to watch the Presidential Debates with senior citizens.

    Daily Show Writers - Visit Florida to Watch the Debate

    "The Daily Show" (1996) (88)
    This Episode
    04:56
  16. "The Daily Show" (1996): : -- An audience member asks for advice from the panel on how to be a comedy writer or performer.

    Daily Show Writers - How to Write for the Daily Show

    "The Daily Show" (1996) (88)
    This Episode
    03:48
  17. "The Daily Show" (1996): : -- Moderator David Remnick (editor, The New Yorker) asks how the show is put together each day.

    Daily Show Writers - How the Daily Show Is Made

    "The Daily Show" (1996) (88)
    This Episode
    04:17
  18. "The Daily Show" (1996): : -- Moderator David Remnick (editor, The New Yorker) asks if they will miss George W. Bush as a target for their jokes.

    Daily Show Writers - No More George W. Bush Jokes

    "The Daily Show" (1996) (88)
    This Episode
    02:36
  19. "The Daily Show" (1996): : -- Daily Show correspondent John Oliver says he was aware of the historical moment when he went to the Democratic Convention to cover Obama's speech. "Daily Show" writer D.J. Javerbaum explains how the piece was put together.

    Daily Show Writers - John Oliver Covers Obama’s Speech

    "The Daily Show" (1996) (88)
    This Episode
    02:51
  20. "Biography" (1987): : -- John Stewart's success with standup landed Stewart his first TV job as a writer for Caroline's Comedy Hour. This led to various on-air and sometimes short-lived hosting stints until finally landing his own talk show at MTV.

    Jon Stewart: Credibility

    "Biography" (1987) (1507)
    01:07
  21. "Biography" (1987): : -- Jon Stewart's catapult to fame on Comedy Central's satiric news television program The Daily Show has made him one of America's top social and comedic voices.

    Jon Stewart: Democrat

    "Biography" (1987) (1507)
    01:17
  22. Comedy Songs: The Pop Years (2008) -- Adapting to the recession, natural baby making, unsure about insurance, and Obama should legalize it.

    Sacrifices, Babies, Health Care and Weed

    Comedy Songs: The Pop Years (2008) (11)
    03:13
  23. Comedy Songs: The Pop Years (2008) -- In the news this week: the joys of judging people based on Facebook photos, remaking money the Obama way, the essence of eilitism in the White House, and the effect of the economy on value menus across the nation… It could be worse, right?

    Currency, Facebook, and Value Menus

    Comedy Songs: The Pop Years (2008) (11)
    04:14
  24. Comedy Songs: The Pop Years (2008) -- The latest headline news has the comics abuzz over PETA antics, particle accelerators, the recent slump in gas prices, and the irony of a black presidency. Things are just looking different for 2009.

    PETA, Geneva and Gas Prices

    Comedy Songs: The Pop Years (2008) (11)
    03:31
  25. "CBS Evening News with Bob Schieffer" (2005): : -- Friday: Wall Street finally scores a gain this week; Plus, comedian Jon Stewart faces off with CNBC's Jim Cramer; And, financial optimists in Steve Hartman's 'Assignment America'

    Evening News Online, 03.13.09

    "CBS Evening News with Bob Schieffer" (2005) (2392)
    21:06
  26. "CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite" (1962): : -- An on-air television feud between "The Daily Show" host Jon Stewart and CNBC's Jim Cramer has sparked debate about media coverage of the current economic crisis. CBS News' Jeff Greenfield reports.

    Stewart And Cramer Face Off

    "CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite" (1962) (108)
    03:03
  27. "Late Show with David Letterman" (1993): : -- Who's responsible for the bad economy? Dave and Jon Stewart spread the blame.

    Letterman - Jon Stewart on the Economy

    "Late Show with David Letterman" (1993) (611)
    02:25
  28. Comedy Songs: The Pop Years (2008) -- In case you've been living in a cave for the past two weeks, Michael Phelps was caught smoking out of a bong. The result? Comedic gold. We've also got a look back at the elections and news from Planned Parenthood.

    Phelps, Election Reflection, and Planned Parenthood

    Comedy Songs: The Pop Years (2008) (11)
    03:23
  29. Comedy Songs: The Pop Years (2008) -- Top comics go off on cell phone rules, racism in America, the Big 3 bailout, and the new President.

    Cell Phones, Racism, the Big 3, and Barack

    Comedy Songs: The Pop Years (2008) (11)
    05:39
  30. Comedy Songs: The Pop Years (2008) -- Our comics talk about the new movie "Notorious," how we are going to get out of our $9 trillion debt, and the road that Obama is paving... or tearing up... for America.

    Notorious, the US Debt, and Obama’s agenda

    Comedy Songs: The Pop Years (2008) (11)
    03:56