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Jon Stewart to host ‘The Daily Show’ through 2028

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Skydance Television announced Monday that Jon Stewart will continue to host Comedy Central's "The Daily Show" every Monday until December 2028.

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  1. The Hill

    Jon Stewart signs on to host 'The Daily Show' through 2028 (opens The Hill)

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    Jon Stewart is staying with "The Daily Show" through the next White House race. Comedy Central announced Monday that Stewart will extend his once-a-week hosting duties through December 2028. The 63-year-old comedian hosts "The Daily Show" on Mondays and also serves as its executive producer.

  2. Variety

    Jon Stewart to Remain ‘Daily Show’ Host Through 2028 (opens Variety)

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    Jon Stewart will continue to lead “The Daily Show” through 2028. The host has extended his contract with the Comedy Central series for another two years and will continue to man the desk through the next presidential election.

  3. Deadline

    Jon Stewart Strikes Two-Year Deal To Remain As ‘The Daily Show’ Host Through To End Of 2028 (opens Deadline)

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    Jon Stewart will remain as one of the hosts of The Daily Show for another two years. The comedian has struck a new deal to remain as one of the hosts and executive producers of the Comedy Central show through to the end of 2028. The move means that Stewart will be in position for […]

  4. The Hollywood Reporter

    Jon Stewart Extends His ‘Daily Show’ Run Through 2028 (opens The Hollywood Reporter)

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    He'll continue hosting the show part-time and executive producing through the next presidential election.

  5. KESQ Palm Springs

    Jon Stewart to stay at ‘The Daily Show’ through the 2028 election (opens KESQ Palm Springs)

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    By Liam Reilly, Brian Stelter, CNN (CNN) — Jon Stewart will remain at the helm of Comedy Central’s “The Daily Show” through December 2028, extending his once-a-week hosting role through the next presidential election.

  6. HuffPost

    Jon Stewart Announces Big News About His Future On 'The Daily Show' (opens HuffPost)

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    The host has no plans to retire from the show at least for a couple more years.

  7. Rolling Stone

    Jon Stewart Is Staying at ‘The Daily Show’ Through 2028 (opens Rolling Stone)

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    Stewart will continue anchoring The Daily Show every Monday

  8. UPI

    Jon Stewart to host, produce 'The Daily Show' through 2028 (opens UPI)

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    Skydance Television announced Monday it has renewed Jon Stewart's contract for "The Daily Show" through December 2028 as Monday night host and EP.

  9. New York Post

    Comedy Central makes major announcement on Jon Stewart’s future as host of ‘Daily Show’ (opens New York Post)

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    “The Daily Show” airs weeknights at 11 p.m. on Comedy Central, with episodes available the following day on Paramount+.

  10. Breitbart News

    Nolte: Jon Stewart Signs up for Two More Years of ‘Daily Show’ Failure (opens Breitbart News)

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    Aging former comedian Jon Stewart has signed up for two more years of failure with The Daily Show.

  11. KYMA Yuma

    Jon Stewart to host ‘The Daily Show’ through 2028 (opens KYMA Yuma)

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    Skydance Television announced Monday that Jon Stewart will continue to host Comedy Central's "The Daily Show" every Monday until December 2028.

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