On August 6th, 2015, Jon Stewart hosted The Daily Show on Comedy Central for the final time. In the years since, the comedian has made appearances on some shows and has continued producing and directing, but any plans to once again host a show of his own have repeatedly fallen through. At one point, Stewart had been tapped to host a show on HBO -- the same network where former Daily Show correspondent John Oliver hosts Last Week Tonight -- but nothing ever materialized. Now, at long last, Jon Stewart appears to be ready for his comeback.
Officially announced on Wednesday, the comedian will return to host The Problem with Jon Stewart on Apple TV+ later this fall. He will also executive produce the current affairs series, which will focus on a single issue per episode -- hence the name. Beyond current events, he will also cover issues related to his advocacy work.
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