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Comedy Central Extends Jon Stewart's Daily Show Contract Amid Network Shakeups
4 Nov
Summary
- CBS cancels The Late Show with Stephen Colbert in 2026
- Jon Stewart signs new contract to continue hosting The Daily Show until 2026
- Stewart vows to maintain "uncompromising voice" despite potential network pressure

As the media landscape continues to evolve, the future of late-night television has become increasingly uncertain. In a surprising move, Comedy Central has announced that it has extended Jon Stewart's contract to host The Daily Show until 2026, despite rumors of the show's potential cancellation.
This news comes just a few months after CBS revealed plans to cancel The Late Show with Stephen Colbert in 2026, citing "financial" reasons that many speculated were politically motivated. The decision has sparked concerns about the fate of other late-night programs, including The Daily Show, which is produced by Comedy Central's parent company, Paramount.




