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As a devoted follower of The Daily Show, I'll say this: It's always a good day when former host Jon Stewart appears on television to make light of societal ills. But one of the cardinal principles of television is broken by his new Apple TV+ chat programme, The Problem with Jon Stewart: Don't pick a name that makes it simple for detractors to criticise. It's too similar to The Daily Show, for example, which is The Problem with Jon Stewart. Or Jon Stewart's presenter lectures the audience too much, which is the problem. Or this: Jon Stewart's comedy isn't funny enough, which is the problem. In actuality, The Problem with Jon Stewart settles into a rhythm in its second episode, which downplays some of the problems I made fun of in the previous sentence. Additionally, the show's emphasis on significant topics that are examined with fervour and compassion makes for riveting viewing. However, a lot of the first two seasons – Apple TV+ provided critics an early preview of those episodes — feels like it was cobbled together from elements of Stewart's former programme and a few other shows he was an inspiration for.
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