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Each week Bill Maher surrounds himself with a panel of guests which include politicians, actors, comedians, musicians and the like to discuss what's going on in the world.
Episode 20 : September 26, 2003
September. 26,2003
Guests: Darrell Issa, filmmaker Michael Moore, basketball player Charles Barkley, Sen. John Edwards, Aaron McGruder, John Mellencamp, John Hansen (II)
Topics: Terrorism, agricultural subsidies, R. Kelly
Episode 19 : September 19, 2003
September. 19,2003
Guests: Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), Heather Wilson, Christine Todd Whitman, Tim Robbins, Dana Carvey
Topics: The environment, women and politics, the Iraq War
Episode 18 : September 12, 2003
September. 12,2003
Guests: Betsy Hart, Paul Krugman, Jesse Ventura, musician Liz Phair, Terry McAuliffe
Topics: Saddam Hussein and the 9/11 attack, anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, Governor of Alabama, music piracy
Episode 17 : September 05, 2003
September. 05,2003
Guests: Comedian D. L. Hughley, Al Franken, William Kristol, Wolf Blitzer, Wesley Clark
Topics: John Kerry, Osama Bin Laden, news media behaviour
Episode 16 : August 29, 2003
August. 29,2003
Guests: Actor Larry Miller, Tom McClintock, Bay Buchanan, comedian Dennis Miller, Senator Joe Biden
Topics: Iraq and North Korea, Republican Party's convention, influence of MTV and rap music
Episode 15 : August 22, 2003
August. 22,2003
Guests: Comedian Margaret Cho, Rep. Harold E. Ford, Jr., Willie Brown, Bob Barr, James Woolsey
Topics: Ten Commandments issue, religion, gay rights, California recall
Episode 14 : August 15, 2003
August. 15,2003
Guests: Author Ann Coulter, Arianna Huffington, Dana Rohrabacher, Orlando Jones, Jesse Ventura
Topics: California recall election, airline security, George Bush action figure
Episode 13 : August 08, 2003
August. 08,2003
Guests: Actress Janeane Garofalo, Rep. David Dreier, political strategist Donna Brazile, Gov. Gray Davis
Topics: California recall vote, Arnold Schwarzenegger, airport security, Homeland Security budget, Kobe Bryant
Episode 12 : August 01, 2003
August. 01,2003
Guests: Columnist Christopher Hitchens, conservative commentator Tara Setmayer, actor Alec Baldwin, former Boston mayor Raymond Flynn, Rep. Barney Frank, Texas State Senator Leticia Van de Putte
Topics: Gay marriage, terrorism, California recall vote, runaway Texas State Senate members
Episode 11 : July 25, 2003
July. 25,2003
Guests: Actor D. L. Hughley, cartoonist Aaron McGruder, former US treasurer Bay Buchanan, Rev. Al Sharpton, senator (presidential candidate) Bob Graham
Topics: Congressional report on 9/11, Liberia, Kobe Bryant, banning ephedra
Episode 10 : April 25, 2003
April. 25,2003
Guests: Author Ann Coulter, author Clive Barker, actor D. L. Hughley, economist Stephen Moore, musical guests The Naked Trucker and T-Bones Show
Topics: Santorum controversy, Iraq, rights of the unborn child
Episode 9 : April 18, 2003
April. 18,2003
Guests: Author Ann Coulter, author Michael Eric Dyson, comedian Dennis Miller, journalist Fareed Zakaria, Earthquake
Topics: Iraq, New York smoking ban
Episode 8 : April 11, 2003
April. 11,2003
Guests: Author and columnist Arianna Huffington, writer, radio host and professor Michael Eric Dyson, radio host Doug McIntyre, musician Jerry Minor (L. Witherspoon), professor of political science As'ad AbuKhalil
Topics: Developments in the Iraq war, the Supreme Court, Augusta National Golf Club membership controversy
Episode 7 : April 04, 2003
April. 04,2003
Guests: Arianna Huffington, radio host Michael Graham, Aaron McGruder, Jeffrey Ross, Joe Scarborough
Topics: Iraq war, SARS, Peter Arnett, Geraldo Rivera, Affirmative Action
Episode 6 : March 28, 2003
March. 28,2003
Guests: Actor Larry Miller, Michael Graham (II), Janeane Garofalo, Bob Odenkirk, Michael Moore
Topics: Iraq war, southern states, Dixie Chicks controversy
Episode 5 : March 21, 2003
March. 21,2003
Guests: Actor Larry Miller, Constance L. Rice, Tim Robbins, musician Grant-Lee Phillips, Jon Brion, US war veterans Ward Tayne, Delphine Metcalf-Foster, Shad Meshad
Topics: Iraq war, veterans rights and whether or not support for the troops means supporting the war, the Oscars
Episode 4 : March 14, 2003
March. 14,2003
Guests: Monica Crowley, Arianna Huffington, comedian Dennis Miller, comedian Nick Swardson, Rev. Jesse Jackson
Topics: The coming Iraq war, the stock market
Episode 3 : March 07, 2003
March. 07,2003
Guests: Michael Graham, Danielle Pletka, cartoonist Ted Rall, actor D. L. Hughley, comedian Arj Barker, Doug Benson, actor Woody Harrelson
Topics: President Bush's press conference, reality TV and terrorism
Episode 2 : February 28, 2003
February. 28,2003
Guests: Actor Larry Miller, conservative commentator Monica Crowley, comedian Eric Idle, musician Dave Matthews, author David Horowitz, columnist Ted Rall
Topics: Possibility of war with Iraq, selection of the new World Trade Center designs
Episode 1 : February 21, 2003
February. 21,2003
Guests: Author Ann Coulter, actor Larry Miller, author Michael Eric Dyson, comedian Sarah Silverman, comedian Chris Rock
Topics: The United Nations, Affirmative Action
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