Jon Stewart extends his Daily Show run to 2028
Comedy Central's The Daily Show has signed Jon Stewart to a new contract that keeps him as weekly host through 2028. He came back to the show in 2024 after Trevor Noah departed to focus on stand-up.
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What happened
Jon Stewart has signed a new contract to keep hosting Comedy Central's The Daily Show through 2028. He returned to the program in 2024 after Trevor Noah left to focus on his stand-up career. The new agreement keeps Stewart as the show's weekly host.
Why it matters
Stewart will remain the program's host until 2028.
Coverage
- Jon Stewart to continue hosting ‘Daily Show’ Mondays through 2028 (recorderonline.com)
- Jon Stewart to host “The Daily Show” on Comedy Central through 2028 (Yahoo News)
- Jon Stewart will remain at ‘The Daily Show’ through 2028 (recorderonline.com)
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