The Daily Show

Steve Carell looks back at many of his best segments as a Daily Show correspondent.

Stephen Colbert hosts the first and only scheduled episode of The Daily Show's new spin off; "Again, A Look Back" on the Comedy Central sister network MSTDS. The Episode take a look back at many of Stephen's best segments as a correspondent for The Daily Show.

Tonight, James Doohan, otherwise known as Scotty from Star Trek.

Judy Woodruff

Elijah Wood

TONIGHT: Star of "Sideways", Paul Giamatti! Paul Giamatti talks about what it's like to appear in an intelligent, well-acted film.

TONIGHT: Actor Don Cheadle talks about his role in the film "Hotel Rwanda".

TONIGHT: Author Howard Zinn!

TONIGHT: Author of The Assassins' Gate : America in Iraq, George Packer!

TONIGHT: Actor, Pierce Brosnan! Also, Jason Jones with "Spear Pressure."

TONIGHT: NY Times reporter and author of State of War, James Risen!

Tonight comedian Louis C.K.

Tonight philosophy professor and author of <I>On Truth</I>, Harry Frankfurt.

Tonight former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee. Jon discusses the first 100 hours of the Democrats and there great start, namely Congress shutting down on the first day (to watch a football game which started at 8:30PM). Jon talks with Jon Oliver, senior comparative presidential historian about media pundits who compare Bush with Lincoln.

Tonight, a professor of labor relations at Cornell University who shares his views on worker strikes, Ronald Seeber. Jon begins tonights show by sharing his statement of solidarity with the writer's strike by showcasing his unibrow. Also, the show's name has been changed until the strike is over to A Daily Show With Jon Stewart. Jon then reports on the winners of the Iowa caucus. Finally, Jon summarizes the conflict surrounding the Writers Guild strike in a segment called "Space Reserved For Clever Pun".

Jon wants David Gregory to explain why Brett Favre walking off his charter plane is breaking news on MSBNC.

Author Michael Wolff.

Wyatt Cenac, Samantha Bee and John Oliver go undercover for more information on the Obama girls. Aasif Mandvi says Sanjay Gupta's appointment will be a tremendous over achievement in a community of overachievers. Rachel Maddow is insulted as an American that the Obamas can't stay in the presidential guesthouse.

A Nigerian terrorist tries to blow up a U.S. airliner on Christmas day. The Best F**king News Team helps Tiger Woods find a new religion, and Michael Pollan encourages Americans to eat healthy food.

John Oliver searches for the best time in American history, and George Lucas talks about his book.

Obama finally responds to the Christmas terror plot, and Mike Mullen praises the U.S. military.

The media calls Barack Obama the "comeback kid," and Paul Giamatti says "rapscallion.

Republicans focus on 2010 issues, and Kirsten Gillibrand wants to reform the Senate filibuster rules.

John McCain gets cranky, and Jimmy Wales imagines Wikipedia's relevance in 500 years.

The U.S. military kills Anwar al-Awlaki, Herman Cain talks about Rick Perry's ranch, and Thomas Friedman discusses America's role in the global market.

Chris Christie restates his position, Mitt Romney flip-flops, ESPN pulls Hank Williams Jr.'s song, and Michael Lewis discusses his travels as a financial disaster tourist.

Conservatives call Occupy Wall Street protesters anti-American, Florida votes to move its primary up, and Hugh Jackman boxes robots.

The Obama and Romney camps aim low at the debates, the White House responds to violence in Libya, and Arnold Schwarzenegger discusses time travel and his book, "Total Recall".

A Pennsylvania judge rules against the state's voter ID law, John Oliver asks Herman Cain to save America from foreign debt, and Liam Neeson talks kicking ass in "Taken 2".

An explosive Obama video resurfaces, Stephen Colbert plays the part of Bill O'Reilly, and Rand Paul shares libertarian anecdotes from his book, "Government Bullies".

Republicans threaten to shutter the government if their Obamacare demands go unmet, and Bill O'Reilly talks Syria and "Killing Jesus".

Fox News weathers the government shutdown, Jason Jones surveys Obamacare supporters and opponents, and David Mitchell discusses "The Reason I Jump".

Congressional Republicans show signs of shutdown remorse, Lewis Black sets his sights on Barilla Pasta, and Sandra Bullock talks zero-gravity projectile vomit.