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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 23 : November 05, 2004
November. 05,2004
Guests: Former U.S. Senator Alan Simpson, actress Susan Sarandon, linguist and political analyst Noam Chomsky, comedian D. L. Hughley, columnist Andrew Sullivan, and former U.S. Representative Pat Schroeder
Topics: Presidential elections
Episode 22 : October 29, 2004
October. 29,2004
Guests: Actor Richard Belzer, General Wesley Clark, actor Kevin Costner, columnist Thomas Friedman, commentator Ann Coulter
Topics: Osama bin Laden, missing ammunition in Iraq, elections
Episode 21 : October 22, 2004
October. 22,2004
Guests: Former CIA director James Woolsey, former Asst. Sec. of State James Rubin, actor Bradley Whitford, environmentalist Robert Kennedy, Jr. and White House advisor Dr. Bernadine Healy
Topics: Iraq, flu vaccinations, Bill O'Reilly lawsuit
Episode 20 : October 15, 2004
October. 15,2004
Guests: Singer Alanis Morissette, former Rep. Jim Rogan, Reverend Jesse Jackson, Dr. Howard Dean, radio show host Garrison Keillor
Topics: Election debates, media in politics, Iraq
Episode 19 : October 08, 2004
October. 08,2004
Guests: Lt. Gov. Michael Steele, comedian David Cross, commentator Tony Snow, filmmaker Michael Moore, columnist Frank Rich
Topics: Presidential election debates, terrorism, religion in politics
Episode 18 : October 01, 2004
October. 01,2004
Guests: Comedian George Carlin, correspondent Katty Kay, economist Stephen Moore, The Dixie Chicks, talk show host Tucker Carlson
Topics: Presidential election debates, religion
Episode 17 : September 24, 2004
September. 24,2004
Guests: Screenwriter Larry Gelbart, columnist Maureen Dowd, comic strip artist Aaron McGruder, Rep. Charles Rangel, actress Drew Barrymore
Topics: Dan Rather, Kerry campaign, tobacco lawsuit settlements
Episode 16 : September 17, 2004
September. 17,2004
Guests: Author P.J. O'Rourke, philosopher Cornel West, actress Julie Delpy, journalist Kitty Kelley, correspondent Christiane Amanpour
Topics: Bush family, assault weapons ban lifted, antidepressant drugs
Episode 15 : September 03, 2004
September. 03,2004
Guests: Actor Jason Alexander, Andrew Sullivan, Arianna Huffington, Howard Dean and Pat Buchanan
Topics: Republican National Convention, Iraq
Episode 14 : August 27, 2004
August. 27,2004
Guests: Author Michael Eric Dyson, Rep. Dana Rohrabacher, reporter Ashleigh Banfield, author and Vietnam veteran John E. O'Neill, Brigadier General Janis Karpinski, talk show host Chris Matthews
Topics: McCain–Feingold Act, Iraq, environment
Episode 13 : August 13, 2004
August. 13,2004
Guests: Comedian D. L. Hughley, former Sen. Gary Hart, writer Michelle Malkin, Rep. Rahm Emanuel, and columnist Maureen Dowd
Topics: Muhammad Khan, president Bush, racial profiling, Jim McGreevey
Episode 12 : August 06, 2004
August. 06,2004
Guests: Comedian Steve Harvey, Rep. Kay Granger, former Rep. Bob Barr, and reporter Cokie Roberts
Topics: Terrorism, Kerry's war record, corn farming, Ricky Williams, gay marriage
Episode 11 : July 30, 2004
July. 30,2004
Guests: Rep. David Dreier, former Canadian Prime Minister Kim Campbell, filmmaker Michael Moore, musician Andre 3000, Gov. Bill Owens, Ralph Nader
Topics: Iraq, 7 minutes of silence, Nader's candidacy
Episode 10 : March 19, 2004
March. 19,2004
Guests: Journalist David Frum, comedian Eddie Izzard, author Gore Vidal, former governor of Vermont Howard Dean, businessman Russell Simmons
Topics: Madrid bombings, renewal of the Patriot Act, young voters, voting machines
Episode 9 : March 12, 2004
March. 12,2004
Guests: Author John McWhorter, comedian George Carlin, former Canadian PM Kim Campbell, HHS Secretary Tommy Thompson, NPR radio host Sandra Tsing Loh
Topics: Religion, indecency in media, Madrid bombings
Episode 8 : March 05, 2004
March. 05,2004
Guests: Comedian Martin Short, talk show host Tavis Smiley, economist Stephen Moore, Sen. Barbara Boxer, sportscaster Bob Costas
Topics: Bush's new ads, Kerry, Haiti, steroid scandal in baseball, Super Size Me and fast food, Martha Stewart found guilty
Episode 7 : February 27, 2004
February. 27,2004
Guests: Actor Ian McKellen, politician Christine Todd Whitman, Sandy Rios, Kwame Kilpatrick, Ralph Nader
Topics: The Passion of the Christ, gay marriage, environment
Episode 6 : February 20, 2004
February. 20,2004
Guests: Comedian D. L. Hughley, writer Debra Dickerson, actor Jon Favreau, George Allen, Rep. Dennis Kucinich
Topics: John Kerry, John Edwards, outsourcing, black culture
Episode 5 : February 13, 2004
February. 13,2004
Guests: Actor Jason Alexander, writer Deborah Simmons, actor William Baldwin, Bill Burkett (II), James Moore[ (II), Heather Wilson
Topics: Bush military service, The Passion of the Christ, pornography
Episode 4 : February 06, 2004
February. 06,2004
Guests: Author Andrew Sullivan, journalist Ron Suskind, actor Rob Schneider, politician Carol Moseley Braun, politician Jennifer Granholm
Topics: Janet Jackson's Super Bowl stunt, Martha Stewart, special interests' power over politicians
Episode 3 : January 30, 2004
January. 30,2004
Guests: Actor Larry Miller, actor Sean Astin, former Bush-Cheney 2000 press secretary Mindy Tucker-Fletcher; on satellite Max Cleland and Michael Moore
Topics: Democratic presidential candidates, gay marriage, Israel
Episode 2 : January 23, 2004
January. 23,2004
Guests: Actor Richard Belzer, novelist Farai Chideya, senator John Edwards, David Frum, Ralph Nader
Topics: Iowa caucus, The Apprentice, Olivia Goldsmith, sexuality in islamic countries
Episode 1 : January 16, 2004
January. 16,2004
Guests: Ret. Gen. Wesley Clark, musician Moby, Rev. Al Sharpton, actor Ron Silver, congressman Darrell Issa (R-CA)
Topics: American values, Iraq, MoveOn.org, environment
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