The Daily Show

Hosted by former Daily Show correspondent John Oliver, this show presents a satirical look at the week in news, politics, and current events. Oliver's sharp wit, in-depth analysis, and engaging long-form segments have made this show a hit with fans of political satire.

After The Colbert Report, Stephen Colbert took over as host of The Late Show, where he continues to blend his comedic talents with a critique of politics and current events. While less of a satirical news show, his monologues and interviews often touch on similar beats to The Daily Show.

Bill Maher's Real Time blends political commentary, interviews, and panel discussions with entertainment. The show's unscripted format and Maher's unapologetic opinions create a dynamic setting that tackles contemporary issues head-on.

Led by former Daily Show correspondent Samantha Bee, Full Frontal offers a unique female perspective on news, politics, and culture. The show is known for its sharp commentary, investigative segments, and edgy humor.

Hosted by Stephen Colbert, who originally played a satirical right-wing pundit on The Daily Show, this offshoot offers a biting parody of personality-driven political pundit programs. Colbert's character-driven humor and clever interviews resonate with The Daily Show audience.

Another Daily Show alum, Hasan Minhaj brings an energetic and informative approach to his Netflix series, breaking down cultural and political topics with humor and a critical eye. His deep dives into relevant issues attract audiences who appreciate The Daily Show's informative comedy style.