‘The Daily Show’: Jon Stewart to Stay on as Host Through 2028 Election

Jon Stewart is sticking around Comedy Central for a little longer as the network announced he’ll stay on as a host of The Daily Show through 2028.

So, what does this mean going forward? Below, we’re breaking down everything you need to know about Jon Stewart’s ongoing presence at The Daily Show.

When will Jon Stewart host The Daily Show?

Skydance Television revealed that Jon Stewart will host The Daily Show every Monday and continue to serve as an executive producer on the show through December 2028.

Who else will host The Daily Show with Jon Stewart?

Tuesday through Thursday, Jon Stewart will continue to be joined as a host by The Daily Show‘s New Team, which includes Ronny Chieng, Josh Johnson, Jordan Kelpper, Michael Kosta, and Desi Lydic with Troy Iwata, and Grace Kuhlenschmidt.

What does Jon Stewart’s expanded presence mean for The Daily Show?

The latest update around Jon Stewart’s hosting gig reveals that he’ll be sticking around throughout the next presidential election, which is slated to unfold in November 2028.

What has been said about Jon Stewart’s 2028 extension?

George Cheeks, the co-chair and CCO of Skydance TV, said in a statement, “Jon Stewart is a generational talent, and The Daily Show continues to be one of the most influential franchises on television and a cornerstone of Comedy Central. We are excited to continue our partnership with Jon and his award-winning news team.”

When will The Daily Show air?

The Daily Show continues to air in its 11pm ET/PT timeslot on Comedy Central and the next day on Paramount+.

Who makes The Daily Show?

Along with Stewart serving as an executive producer, The Daily Show is also executive produced by showrunner Jen Flanz and James “Baby Doll” Dixon.

Stay tuned for more on Stewart’s ongoing presence at The Daily Show, and let us know what you hope to see from him as he continues to report on current events.

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