The Daily Show without Jon Stewart

October 15th's episode, shown last night in the UK, focused on the Biden/Ryan debate. Good stuff. :lol:

Alvin Flummux wrote:October 15th's episode, shown last night in the UK, focused on the Biden/Ryan debate. Good stuff.

Did they cover the recent Obama/Romney debate? I heard it went terribly for Obama and therefore should be even more comedy fodder than usual.

Archaeon wrote:
Alvin Flummux wrote:October 15th's episode, shown last night in the UK, focused on the Biden/Ryan debate. Good stuff.

Did they cover the recent Obama/Romney debate? I heard it went terribly for Obama and therefore should be even more comedy fodder than usual.

The one Obama lost? Yeah, Obama got slammed pretty hard on that one and they've been having digs at the performance ever since.

Delusibeta wrote:
Monkey Man wrote:Obama is on this Thursday.

That'll be the Friday on Comedy Central UK, right?

Yeah, we're one broadcast behind the US.

God Jon Stewart has a direct connection to my funny bone. I know he probably has most of his stuff written for him but hey it's all in the delivery!

When was the actual Obama debate?

October 3rd.

The most recent Obama debate, Oct. 16th, will be covered in tonight's episode (tomorrow in the UK). Looking forward to it.

"Hallelujah! We've found the one honest man in America! And he's a Donkey strawberry floater!"

:lol:

The debate focus group with John Oliver was funny.

The debate review was good but not as good as the coverage of the vice-president debate.

Looking forward to the Obama interview tonight.

chalkitdown wrote:The debate review was good but not as good as the coverage of the vice-president debate.

I thought it was hilarious, especially the part where Romney walked into that moment where Crowley fact checked him.

It was way too short. They spent more time on the Vice debate on Monday. The interview in the second half however was terrific.

Nate Silver? That felt pretty... well, pretty impenetrable at times. Still, I like FiveThirtyEight and I like him as a result so it was nice.

The interview about the drug war the previous day was pretty good too.

Will they invite Mitt Romney next week? For Par Condicio.

Archaeon wrote:Will they invite Mitt Romney next week? For Par Condicio.

Even if he was invited, would he even want to go on?

Just sayin'.

Samantha B talking about how woman were "turned off" by Tuesday's debate. :lol:

It really does show how massively sexist the US' political pundits still are.

Why the hell did you even decide to move to the US, Alvin?

Love. But also, it's the chance of a lifetime; getting to experience a whole other culture, seeing the world from another perspective, stuff like that.

The Obama interview is interesting. Gitmo's continued existence is mentioned, as are things like the Patriot Act still existing.

Alvin Flummux wrote:Love.

Should've made your loved one come over to your place! But it's none of my business.

But also, it's the chance of a lifetime; getting to experience a whole other culture, seeing the world from another perspective, stuff like that.

Oh my god what bullshit. Of all the cultures of the world to experience.

Although there are a lot of Americans that are extremely cool people, I'll give you that. People who have a lot to teach. Problem is the only reason you usually find them still living in the US is because they're too broke to move elsewhere.

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