The Daily Show Digs to China

SIX DEGREES: Vids from the TDS/TCR Comedy Jam, featuring all kinds of show writers!

Posted 8/11/2008 on No Fact Zone

Thanks to YouTubers Sklarryeyes and shwahaha for posting videos of The Daily Show/Colbert Report Improv Jam . The first video is a roll call of some of the participants. And for you attention to detail types (looks at MsInterpreted), hopefully we can get the names of some of the participants in the second video - I recognize Rob Riggle, Ed Helms, Wyatt Cenac, Peter Gwynn, with John ...

Video -- Big Brother Houseguests React To Brett Favre Trade, Maybe

Posted 8/9/2008 on I Am A TV Junkie, A Blog For The Clicker Jockey

And apparently, but you fans of the show already know, nine contestants from nine previous seasons are coming back to compete. As you know, I really only watch to listen in on personal conversations in the house to see if anyone says anything embarassing, that's just about all the interest I have in the show. I might have watched more if gay cowboy Steve hadn't called Libra "colored" ...

Six Degrees: Updates on far too many people to name

Posted 8/6/2008 on No Fact Zone

Man, these links build up when I don’t have time to put these posts together right away! The fine folks of The Daily Show , The Colbert Report and other Stephen-related shows are keeping very busy. I’ve got some links, reminders and gigs posted for the following people behind the cut: Rob Riggle, Larry Wilmore, Laura Krafft, Peter Gwinn, Peter Grosz, Amy Sedaris, Paul Dinello ...

The Daily Show Goes To China: Ron Riggle Reports From Olympics This Week

Published 8/11/2008 on Entertainment on HuffingtonPost.com

NEW YORK — Foreign correspondency on the fake news of "The Daily Show" usually amounts to someone standing in front of a video screen on the New York set, a few steps away from Jon Stewart's desk. But to coincide with the Olympics, the ...

Rob Riggle's off the hook in China (AP)

Published 8/10/2008 on Yahoo! News: Television News

AP - Foreign correspondency on the fake news of "The Daily Show" usually amounts to someone standing in front of a video screen on the New York set, a few steps away from Jon Stewart's desk.