The Daily Show Season 4

January. 11,1999      TV-14
Rating:
8.3
Trailer Synopsis

The World's Fakest News Team tackle the biggest stories in news, politics and pop culture.

Episode 159 : Jewel
December. 21,1999
Episode 158 : David Boreanaz
December. 20,1999
Episode 157 : George Carlin
December. 16,1999
Episode 156 : Shannen Doherty
December. 14,1999
Episode 155 : Joan Lunden
December. 13,1999
Episode 154 : Rob Schneider
December. 09,1999
Episode 153 : Senator Bob Dole, part 2
December. 08,1999
Episode 152 : Senator Bob Dole, part 1
December. 07,1999
Episode 151 : Paul Rudd
December. 06,1999
Episode 150 : Michael Boatman
December. 02,1999
Episode 149 : Laura San Giacomo
December. 01,1999
Episode 148 : Stephen Rea
November. 30,1999
Episode 147 : Goo Goo Dolls
November. 29,1999
Episode 146 : Bill Maher
November. 18,1999
Episode 145 : Lennox Lewis
November. 17,1999
Episode 144 : Tori Amos
November. 16,1999
Tonight, singer Tori Amos promotes her new album, To Venus and Back.
Episode 143 : Christina Ricci
November. 15,1999
Episode 142 : Kathy Griffin
November. 09,1999
Episode 141 : Kellie Martin
November. 08,1999
Episode 140 : Roshumba Williams
November. 04,1999
Episode 139 : Dave Grohl
November. 03,1999
Episode 138 : Jennifer Love Hewitt
November. 02,1999
Tonight, actress Jennifer Love Hewitt.
Episode 137 : Chris O'Donnell
November. 01,1999
Episode 136 : Melanie C.
October. 28,1999
Episode 135 : Sarah Michelle Gellar
October. 27,1999
Tonight, actress Sarah Michelle Gellar, star of Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
Episode 134 : Louie Anderson
October. 26,1999
Episode 133 : Cathy Moriarty
October. 25,1999
Episode 132 : Melissa Gilbert
October. 21,1999
Episode 131 : Amy Brenneman
October. 20,1999
Episode 130 : Steven Wright
October. 19,1999
Episode 129 : Rebecca Gayheart
October. 18,1999
Episode 128 : Molly Shannon
October. 07,1999
Episode 127 : Brooke Shields
October. 06,1999
Episode 126 : Maury Povich
October. 05,1999
Episode 125 : Greg Proops
October. 04,1999
Episode 124 : Bruce McCulloch and Mark McKinney
September. 30,1999
Episode 123 : Richard Lewis
September. 29,1999
Episode 122 : Melissa Joan Hart
September. 28,1999
Episode 121 : Norm Macdonald
September. 27,1999
Episode 120 : Steve Zahn
September. 23,1999
Episode 119 : Dave Chappelle
September. 22,1999
Episode 118 : Donny Osmond & Marie Osmond
September. 21,1999
Episode 117 : Andy Richter
September. 20,1999
Episode 116 : David Cross
September. 16,1999
Episode 115 : Jason Priestly
September. 15,1999
Episode 114 : Tom Green
September. 14,1999
Episode 113 : Elayne Boosler
September. 13,1999
Episode 112 : Summer Spectacular
August. 30,1999
Episode 111 : Nia Long
August. 26,1999
Episode 110 : Dwight Yokam
August. 25,1999
Episode 109 : LL Cool J
August. 24,1999
Episode 108 : Cheryl Ladd
August. 23,1999
Episode 107 : French Stewart
August. 19,1999
Episode 106 : Sarah Jessica Parker
August. 18,1999
Episode 105 : Molly Ringwald
August. 17,1999
Episode 104 : Carson Daly
August. 16,1999
Episode 103 : Eduardo Sanchez & Daniel Myrick
August. 12,1999
Episode 102 : Pierce Brosnan
August. 11,1999
Episode 101 : Dom Irrera
August. 10,1999
Episode 100 : Dave Foley
August. 09,1999
Episode 99 : Jeffrey Tambor
August. 05,1999
Episode 98 : Denis Leary
August. 04,1999
Episode 97 : Garry Marshall
August. 03,1999
Episode 96 : Bebe Neuwirth
August. 02,1999
Episode 95 : Janeane Garofalo
July. 29,1999
Episode 94 : Vince Neil
July. 28,1999
Episode 93 : Wendie Malick
July. 27,1999
Episode 92 : Donny Osmond
July. 26,1999
Episode 91 : Joely Fisher
July. 22,1999
Episode 90 : Third Anniversary Special
July. 21,1999
Episode 89 : David Brenner
July. 20,1999
Episode 88 : Christa Miller
July. 19,1999
Episode 87 : Robert Klein
July. 15,1999
Episode 86 : John Leguizamo
July. 14,1999
Episode 85 : Miss Piggy
July. 13,1999
Episode 84 : Adam Arkin
July. 12,1999
Episode 83 : Rob Schneider
July. 01,1999
Episode 82 : Roseanne Barr
June. 30,1999
Episode 81 : Scott Wolf
June. 29,1999
Episode 80 : Margaret Cho
June. 28,1999
Episode 79 : Richard Belzer
June. 24,1999
Episode 78 : Adam Sandler
June. 23,1999
Episode 77 : Jimmy Kimmel
June. 22,1999
Episode 76 : Felicity Huffman
June. 21,1999
Episode 75 : Heather Graham
June. 17,1999
Episode 74 : Mike Myers
June. 16,1999
Episode 73 : Rob Lowe
June. 15,1999
Episode 72 : Mike Myers
June. 14,1999
Episode 71 : Timothy Hutton
June. 10,1999
Episode 70 : Damon Wayans
June. 09,1999
Episode 69 : Caroline Rhea
June. 08,1999
Episode 68 : Harry Connick Jr.
June. 07,1999
Episode 67 : Jamie Foxx
May. 27,1999
Episode 66 : Natalie Portman
May. 26,1999
Episode 65 : Suzanne Somers
May. 25,1999
Episode 64 : Patricia Richardson
May. 24,1999
Episode 63 : Ray Romano
May. 20,1999
Episode 62 : Camryn Manheim
May. 19,1999
Episode 61 : Robert Schimmel
May. 18,1999
Episode 60 : Jane Seymour
May. 17,1999
Episode 59 : Esai Morales
May. 13,1999
Episode 58 : Ted Danson
May. 12,1999
Episode 57 : Paula Cale
May. 11,1999
Episode 56 : Thomas Gibson
May. 10,1999
Episode 55 : Joy Behar
April. 29,1999
Episode 54 : Chris Robinson
April. 28,1999
Episode 53 : Sheryl Lee Ralph
April. 27,1999
Episode 52 : Seth Green
April. 26,1999
Episode 51 : David Spade
April. 22,1999
Episode 50 : Angelina Jolie
April. 21,1999
Episode 49 : Rob Estes
April. 20,1999
Episode 48 : Sharon Lawrence
April. 19,1999
Episode 47 : Marlee Matlin
April. 15,1999
Episode 46 : Jackie Chan
April. 14,1999
Episode 45 : Josh Charles
April. 13,1999
Episode 44 : Ernie Hudson
April. 12,1999
Episode 43 : Stephen Baldwin
April. 01,1999
Episode 42 : Diane Lane
March. 31,1999
Episode 41 : Omar Epps
March. 30,1999
Episode 40 : Ron Howard
March. 29,1999
Episode 39 : Janine Turner
March. 25,1999
Episode 38 : Sandra Bullock
March. 24,1999
Episode 37 : Norm Macdonald
March. 23,1999
Episode 36 : Jennifer Grey
March. 22,1999
Episode 35 : Joseph Gordon-Levitt
March. 18,1999
Episode 34 : John Larroquette
March. 17,1999
Episode 33 : Chris Isaak
March. 16,1999
Episode 32 : Peter Krause
March. 15,1999
Episode 31 : Hootie & the Blowfish, Billy Crystal
March. 11,1999
Episode 30 : Sammy Hagar
March. 10,1999
Episode 29 : Jon Voight
March. 09,1999
Episode 28 : Ian McKellen
March. 08,1999
Episode 27 : Ryan Phillippe
March. 04,1999
Episode 26 : Jeri Ryan
March. 03,1999
Episode 25 : Eric McCormack
March. 02,1999
Episode 24 : John Tesh
March. 01,1999
Episode 23 : Mike Judge
February. 18,1999
Episode 22 : Ed McMahon
February. 17,1999
Episode 21 : Melina Kanakaredes
February. 16,1999
Episode 20 : Daniel Stern
February. 11,1999
Episode 19 : Pamela Anderson, Natalie Raitano, Molly Culver
February. 10,1999
Episode 18 : Brendan Fraser
February. 09,1999
Episode 17 : Melissa Gilbert
February. 08,1999
Episode 16 : Jerry O'Connell
February. 04,1999
Episode 15 : Kellie Martin
February. 03,1999
Episode 14 : Dave Foley
February. 02,1999
Episode 13 : George Carlin
February. 01,1999
Episode 12 : D. L. Hughley
January. 28,1999
Episode 11 : Yasmine Bleeth
January. 27,1999
Episode 10 : David Cross
January. 26,1999
Episode 9 : Matthew Lillard
January. 25,1999
Episode 8 : Carmen Electra
January. 21,1999
Episode 7 : Michael Stipe
January. 20,1999
Episode 6 : William Baldwin
January. 19,1999
Episode 5 : David Alan Grier
January. 18,1999
Episode 4 : Gillian Anderson
January. 14,1999
Episode 3 : Tracey Ullman
January. 13,1999
Episode 2 : Sandra Bernhard
January. 12,1999
Episode 1 : Michael J. Fox
January. 11,1999

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Following the departure of host Trevor Noah at the end of 2022, a series of guest hosts from both within and outside "The Daily Show's" correspondents roster filled the program's anchor chair throughout 2023, each sitting in for a one-week assignment. On January 24, 2024, it was announced that Jon Stewart would return to the show he had hosted from 1999 to 2015. This time around, in addition to serving as an executive producer, Stewart will host Monday episodes through at least the end of the 2024 U.S. election cycle. From Tuesdays through Thursdays, members of "The Best F#@king News Team" will rotate hosting duties.
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