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The Daily Show: April 12, 2007

by Annie Wu, posted Apr 13th 2007 10:05AM
Jon Stewart"Indecision '08": It's all about the photo ops, apparently. I fail to see the appeal in that picture of John Edwards shaving an old guy... I hope that doesn't make me (more of) a heartless person.

"Mess O' Potamia Potomac": Senior Military Analyst John Oliver stopped by to elaborate on the "war czar" plan. I hope I wasn't the only one that immediately thought of making some sweet new business cards at the very mention of the title "galactic space fuhrer".

"College Lacrosse Report": It's time for "College Lacrosse Report" again! Hurrah! 'Cause when I think "sports", I think Daily Show. Anyway, it was coverage on recent developments on the Duke rape case... complete with irritating Nancy Grace footage. Hmm... I suppose "irritating" was a bit redundant.

The night's guest was Richard Preston, author of The Wild Trees: A Story of Passion and Daring, which is a book about... um... trees. I must congratulate both Jon Stewart and Richard Preston for being able to hold my interest throughout the interview, because so much tree-talk could have easily caused my attention to stray. Nice work, boys.

Jon/Stephen: None! Sad. Moment of Zen: "Kurt Vonnegut. So it goes." A lovely clip from Vonnegut's 2005 Daily Show appearance. RIP...

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Violeta

They have done Mess-o-potomac before, Ender...I think the first time was right after the Iraq Study Group report came out, or thereabouts (beginning of the year)

April 13 2007 at 3:44 PM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
Dustin

last night it was actaully mess o'potomac

i don't know if they have ever done that before, but i found it quite clever.

April 13 2007 at 1:54 PM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply
Karen

I loved when Jon ended the John Oliver segment with "So it goes." And I loved his intro to the Moment of Zen. Nice to see someone else responding to the passing of Kurt Vonnegut with the same emotion as I did. I also noticed that Stephen Colbert ended his Colbert Report intro with "Welcome to the Monkey House," which I'm assuming is in the same spirit.

We'll miss you, Mr. Vonnegut.

April 13 2007 at 12:24 PM Report abuse rate up rate down Reply

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