2000s American Satirical Tv Shows

"Frank DeCaro — Contributor, 'Out at the Movies' (1996–2003)"

"Dave Attell — Contributor, 'The Ugly American' (1999–2002)"

"Michael Blieden — Contributor (1996–1999)"

"John Bloom — Contributor, 'God Stuff' (1996–1998) (as Joe Bob Briggs)"

"A. Whitney Brown — Correspondent (1996–1998)"

"Rich Brown — Contributor, 'Public Excess' (1999–2000)"

"Demetri Martin — Contributor, 'Trendspotting' (2005–present)"

"John Oliver — Correspondent (2006–2013)"

"Wyatt Cenac — Correspondent (2008— present)"

"Ronny Chieng — Correspondent (2015–present)"

"Judging solely by the amount of media attention it got, you'd think The Daily Show, when the vaunted Jon Stewart was host, was the most-watched show of the 21st Century. You'd be wrong. It rarely made the top 100 rated shows of the week. Yes, you heard that right. The Daily Show, even with Jon Stewart as host, routinely garnered fewer viewers than reruns of Family Guy on the Cartoon Network. Yet when Stuart spoke, the media listened, even though the people didn't."

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