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Reason: edited for clarity

The problem with Jon Stewart is that he had a comedy routine, but the writing staff is what drove the show. Sure he could veto stuff here and there (like the Sarkeesian visit that got bumped to the Colbert Report for example, that was supposedly his doing)

And speaking of Colbert, his departure from Strangers with Candy also gimped that show. I knew then he was just in it for the money and fame. He left that show for a show with his name on it.

When Stewart would visit the show, his 'jokes' were just rants about the government, in a bitter resentful voice. We get it, you don't like Trump. It seems like everyone dislikes the man. And yet he pulled off a hail mary despite insane opposition.

And with Colbert, when he was a fake republican, he was funnier then too.

I guess what I have to do is look at the writing staff for those shows and find out where they went. Because the funny went with them.

1 year ago
1 score
Reason: Original

The problem with Jon Stewart is that he had a comedy routine, but the writing staff is what drove the show. Sure he could veto stuff here and there (like the Sarkeesian visit that got bumped to the Colbert Report for example, that was supposedly his doing)

And speaking of Colbert, his departure from Strangers with Candy also gimped that show. I knew then he was just in it for the money and fame. He left that show for a show with his name on it.

And with Colbert, when he was a fake republican, he was funnier then too.

I guess what I have to do is look at the writing staff for those shows and find out where they went. Because the funny went with them.

1 year ago
1 score