Stewart Stays: 'Daily Show' Will Feature Him Through the Next Presidential Election
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Jon Stewart has extended his contract with 'The Daily Show' by two more years and will remain one of the Comedy Central show's hosts and executive producers through the end of 2028. The comedian will therefore stay behind the desk through the next U.S. presidential election.
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Jon Stewart has extended his contract with "The Daily Show" by two more years. The comedian will remain one of the hosts and executive producers of the Comedy Central show through the end of 2028, according to industry publications Variety, The Hollywood Reporter and Deadline.
Stewart's contract was originally set to expire at the end of the current year under the one-year deal he had previously signed. With the extension, Stewart will now remain behind the desk of the political satire show through the next U.S. presidential election.
The Hollywood Reporter also notes that Stewart will continue to host the show part-time. Details on financial terms or the future lineup of hosts at the desk were not included in the available reports.
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