10-06-2005 08:12									#1
	Jon Stewart piece on Quebec WalMart union Put an end to popups!

Priceless

	10-06-2005 08:12									#2
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eh?

	10-06-2005 08:14									#3
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Jon Stewart just ran a Samantha Bea interview with the dude who organised the Jonquière Wal Mart union (after it was formed, of course, the store shut down).

The interview was mind-numbingly funny (at least to me).

	10-06-2005 08:15									#4
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I'll take your word for it, didn't see it...

	10-06-2005 08:30									#5
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I still watch it, but the Daily Show hasn't been funny in a while

	10-06-2005 08:33									#6
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script/video clip for those of us without comedy central?

	10-06-2005 09:19									#7
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quote: Originally posted by KrazyHorse Jon Stewart just ran a Samantha Bea interview with the dude who organised the Jonquière Wal Mart union (after it was formed, of course, the store shut down). The interview was mind-numbingly funny (at least to me).

Samantha Bea is very funny.

ACK!

	10-06-2005 09:19									#8
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Just saw it. It wasn't bad. Made me smile.

	10-06-2005 09:22									#9
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And Pei Mei never smiles.

	10-06-2005 09:30									#10
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quote: Originally posted by JohnT And Pei Mei never smiles.

You know me well. The more I smile, the less I'm amused. Maybe I'll teach you the five point palm technique someday.

	10-06-2005 09:30									#11
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:gasp:

Master!

	10-06-2005 12:43									#12
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quote: Originally posted by nostromo I still watch it, but the Daily Show hasn't been funny in a while

After hearing the raves on the internet I checked it out. I've seen 2 1/2 episodes, and haven't laughed once. Geriatric sitcoms on CBS have a better record with me. It's the sort of humor where you have to agree with the point of view of the writer, there is nothing universal about it. It's also as funny as it will ever be, this sort of stuff has a really short shelf life.

	10-06-2005 12:53									#13
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I watched this tonight but I only found it to be decent not really all that funny.

	10-06-2005 16:39									#14
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I hated it when they show reruns from last season.

	10-06-2005 23:54									#15
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I thought the piece was funny in particular. I think it stopped being as funny when Bush was reelected.

It's to close to home and to close to the bone. That joke is'nt funny anymore - Smiths

	10-06-2005 23:57									#16
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That's the best one yet!

"I don't enjoy John Stewart any more. It's Bush's fault!"

9.5/10

	11-06-2005 00:00									#17
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I'm glad you like it. Seriously though, Daily Show fans went along for four years laughing at all the antecdotes of the administration. Thinking that the rest of America was laughing with us. They weren't.

	12-06-2005 15:14									#18
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I would have thought someone on the left would have agreed with me by now. Or someone the right would have told me how stupid this idea is.

	12-06-2005 16:14									#19
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The Daily Show was better when Kilborn was the host. He didn't give a **** about anything and wouldn't be caught dead pushing a political agenda. Back then, all they cared about was teh funny.

And Beth Littleford...