But, in general, “We absolutely don’t feel a need to rush into a decision,” McCarthy stresses.
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“And then our goal would be to relaunch in the fall.” The new host (or hosts) will very likely be announced well before then, allowing them time to prepare for the transition and to have a full year to settle in before the 2024 presidential election. “We’re going to use the back half of the broadcast year - call it from now until June - to really experiment and try different things,” he says. That’s because the next iteration of The Daily Show is unlikely to begin before September 2023, according to Chris McCarthy, who oversees Comedy Central in his role as president and CEO of Paramount Media Networks. While The Daily Show has had guest hosts in the past, executive producer and showrunner Jen Flanz tells Vulture that, as far as she can remember, “This is the first time we’re really having outsiders into our house.” The nature of Noah’s relatively sudden departure is also unprecedented in the show’s history: It now faces its longest stretch ever without a permanent host. or Dulcé Sloan guest host, fear not: Current correspondents and contributors are set to be part of the anchor rotation as well. And for anyone hoping to see Roy Wood Jr. Hughley, John Leguizamo, Kal Penn, and Marlon Wayans) and one former Daily Show regular (Hasan Minhaj). senator Al Franken, Sarah Silverman, and, first up on January 17, Leslie Jones) two former late-night hosts (Chelsea Handler and Wanda Sykes) multiple sitcom and comedy-film vets (D.L. Among the bold-faced names who will start popping up behind the fake-news desk next month are several SNL alums (former U.S. Photo-Illustration: Vulture Photos by Arturo Holmes/Getty Images, Gilbert Flores/Variety via Getty Images, Amy Sussman/Getty Images for amfAR and John Lamparski/Getty ImagesĬomedy Central execs don’t know who will replace Trevor Noah as anchor of The Daily Show following his December 8 departure, but they’ve lined up an all-star roster of well-known comics to keep the chair warm while they figure out what comes next, Vulture has learned.
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