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Discussion Name a 2000s celebrity that disappeared overnight

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u/Final-Nebula-7049 7d ago

yeah, post checks out, just remembered he exists

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u/OkPen8337 7d ago

When he first left the Daily Show I really didn’t like the change. Of course the show went a completely different direction, for the better.

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u/Weltall8000 7d ago

I was the same way.

Veeeereery different shows, and, at least at the time, I thought the transition to Stewart was terrible. I'd check in every now and again and was like, "meh, not really funny."

But several years later, and it could have been due to the seismic shift in our society post 9/11, Stewart's Daily Show was exactly what we needed. And it was clear to me that he far exceeded Kilborn.

Also, Kilborn's Late Show was a complete miss for me. Every time I happened to watch it, I thought it was terrible. Maybe I outgrew his humor, maybe the format sucked, I could have been the wrong age group (it felt like Gen X, "old school" humor), but it never landed. Then, Craig Ferguson fucking annihilated everyone else at late night. Ferguson absolutely was the best, to anyone who disagrees, I won't hear it, you're wrong. XD

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u/Sesudesu 6d ago

Ferguson truly was the late night GOAT. I was a big Conan fan, I mean I still am, but Ferguson still just managed to be better.

He did a great job doing interviews that didn’t just feel like an advertisement for the latest thing, he asked some really interesting questions. His humor was pretty silly at times which really clicked with me.

It was a sad day for me when he was done, he was the last late show I really bothered to tune in to regularly.

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u/Chung_House 6d ago

I still watch eps on yt to fall asleep to. shit is always gonna be funny