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SpecialMojo Brookzz’s debut Netflix hour “I Know You Lying” drops Tuesday/
SNLShane Gillis hosts Saturday, with Rosalía as musical guest/
FestivalAtlantic City Comedy Festival takes Boardwalk Hall Oct 9–10/
FestivalMilwaukee Comedy Festival runs all week, Oct 5–11/
PodcastKill Tony #787 with Harland Williams + Jeremiah Watkins is up/
Late NightJon Stewart is back at the Daily Show desk Monday/
Free SpecialKerry Godliman’s “Bandwidth” is free on 800 Pound Gorilla’s YouTube/
NetflixSam Morril’s new hour “Incorrect” is streaming now/
Doc“Norm: The Tale of Norm Macdonald” lands on Netflix Oct 16/
ClubsBristol’s Blue Ridge Comedy Club closes Oct 30 after five years/
SpecialMojo Brookzz’s debut Netflix hour “I Know You Lying” drops Tuesday/
SNLShane Gillis hosts Saturday, with Rosalía as musical guest/
FestivalAtlantic City Comedy Festival takes Boardwalk Hall Oct 9–10/
FestivalMilwaukee Comedy Festival runs all week, Oct 5–11/
PodcastKill Tony #787 with Harland Williams + Jeremiah Watkins is up/
Late NightJon Stewart is back at the Daily Show desk Monday/
Free SpecialKerry Godliman’s “Bandwidth” is free on 800 Pound Gorilla’s YouTube/
NetflixSam Morril’s new hour “Incorrect” is streaming now/
Doc“Norm: The Tale of Norm Macdonald” lands on Netflix Oct 16/
ClubsBristol’s Blue Ridge Comedy Club closes Oct 30 after five years/
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Late Night Take.

Reviews and hot takes on the latest Saturday Night Live and The Daily Show episodes, judged by what worked, what missed and what people actually rewatched.

3 pieces

  1. Ben Gleib Built a Late-Night Show in His Home Theater. Late Night May Never Leave the House Again

    Good Night with Ben Gleib bills itself as the first late-night show made for YouTube: a band, a desk, a monologue, and a virtual audience, all in the comic's own house.

  2. Jon Stewart Only Works Mondays, and Mondays Are Still Winning The Daily Show

    Stewart's latest segment on artificial intelligence has more than 4 million YouTube views in a day. The rest of the week is working hard to catch a man who's barely there.

  3. We Asked the Internet How Dakota Johnson's SNL Went. The Internet Said 'Weekend Update.'

    Four days on, the YouTube numbers are in for Johnson's third hosting turn. The news desk won, one sketch broke out, and a hardcore band from Baltimore did just fine.