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LAST UPDATE: Tuesday October 07, 2008 02:10PM EDT
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3 Reasons I Love
1 Because what other newscast is so right for our times? Even beyond Arnold Schwarzenegger's made-for-Comedy-Central run for governor of California, Jon Stewart slices through spin with razor-sharp parody. (He summed up the war in Iraq with the graphic, "Mess O'Potamia"). His wry commentary makes even the presidential race entertaining. His take on a techno-soundtracked "youth" ad for Joseph Lieberman: "Yes, I'm voting for rave master Lieb!"
2 Because correspondents Steve Carell and Stephen Colbert are brilliantly silly—and fearless. Chatting with Rev. Al Sharpton, who went on a hunger strike over bomb testing in Vieques, P.R., Colbert told the rotund pot, "It looks like you could use to take another principled stance."
3 Because Stewart is a thinking woman's dream: handsome, smart, self-deprecating (his ad-libs after failed jokes make up for the clunkers) and sparkling in conversation with anyone from Jack Black to Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton. Go to bed with Jay or Dave? I don't think so.
(COMEDY CENTRAL, MON.-THURS. 11 P.M. ET)
3 Reasons I Love
1 Because what other newscast is so right for our times? Even beyond Arnold Schwarzenegger's made-for-Comedy-Central run for governor of California, Jon Stewart slices through spin with razor-sharp parody. (He summed up the war in Iraq with the graphic, "Mess O'Potamia"). His wry commentary makes even the presidential race entertaining. His take on a techno-soundtracked "youth" ad for Joseph Lieberman: "Yes, I'm voting for rave master Lieb!"
2 Because correspondents Steve Carell and Stephen Colbert are brilliantly silly—and fearless. Chatting with Rev. Al Sharpton, who went on a hunger strike over bomb testing in Vieques, P.R., Colbert told the rotund pot, "It looks like you could use to take another principled stance."
3 Because Stewart is a thinking woman's dream: handsome, smart, self-deprecating (his ad-libs after failed jokes make up for the clunkers) and sparkling in conversation with anyone from Jack Black to Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton. Go to bed with Jay or Dave? I don't think so.
(COMEDY CENTRAL, MON.-THURS. 11 P.M. ET)
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