The Daily Show with Jon Stewart
When the Elderly Go on TV with Al Greenwood
TV Flash files “When the Elderly Go on TV with Al Greenwood” as hour 236 of 2636 in the TV Flash guide — The Daily Show with Jon Stewart (1999–2015) on Comedy Central, season 2000, episode 76, aired 2000-06-12, 30 min.
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How this hour is filed
This leaf is S2000E76: listed hour 236 of 2636 in the The Daily Show with Jon Stewart guide, hour 76 of 166 in season 2000. It aired 2000-06-12 (30 min). The listed hour before it is “Michael Moore” (S2000E75). Next is “Mark Curry” (S2000E77). Broadcast log — titles and dates, not a plot bible.
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Where does When the Elderly Go on TV with Al Greenwood sit in the The Daily Show with Jon Stewart guide?
S2000E76 is listed hour 236 of 2636 — hour 76 of 166 in season 2000, season 2000 episode 76.
When did The Daily Show with Jon Stewart S2000E76 air?
When the Elderly Go on TV with Al Greenwood aired 2000-06-12 and is listed at 30 minutes.
Is this the whole Daily Show or only Stewart?
Stewart hosted 1999–2015; this catalog entry is the 2000s peak — correspondent farm-system, civic classroom, Crossfire-takedown legend.
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Why this series still plays
Jon Stewart's fake newscast became a civic classroom for viewers who trusted the jokes more than the crawls. The Daily Show in the 2000s is correspondent farm-system, Crossfire-takedown legend, and satire that argued with power instead of just punching the chyron for applause.
There was a stretch of the 2000s when a generation trusted a Comedy Central desk more than the crawls, which is either a civic tragedy or the oldest trick in late night: the clown telling the truth because the anchorman would not. Jon Stewart hosted The Daily Show from 1999 to 2015; the 2000s were peak cultural power. Fake news as a satirical newscast that dissected politics, media, and absurdity. Correspondent farm-system: Stephen Colbert, John Oliver, Samantha Bee, Steve Carell, Lewis Black. Often polled as a…
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