The Daily Show

We thought it was dead. Apparently we were wrong. Jon Stewart and the rest of the staff at 'The Daily Show' have made their contribution to Harlem Shake mania. At least they've put a bit of an original spin on the trend. Plus you get to watch Jon Stewart dance.

If you've got an hour and a half to kill, the debate between Jon Stewart and Bill O'Reilly is now streaming on YouTube in its entirety. It's probably better than those two episodes of 'Gordon Ramsey's Hotel Nightmares' you were planning on watching.

There’s no reason to believe Jon Stewart is anything but really, really cool. He’s a pro at the alphabet game, after all! Although this might be difficult to comprehend, we’ve discovered the funny guy has reached an entirely new level of awesome. And it involves dogs.

If you cut about 90% or so out of last night's Emmy Awards, they were actually pretty entertaining. Here's a recap of the entertaining stuff that happened, or, as we like to call it, the "good version" of last night's awards ceremony.

"Bill O'Reilly. Jon Stewart. Two Podiums. One Air-Conditioned Auditorium."

And now a lighthearted moment from Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert -- no politics, no poking fun, not even any satire. Just two dudes playing the best round of the Alphabet game we've probably ever seen. With the exception of 'X,' but 'X' doesn't count...

Why was Jon Stewart eating food out of croc-wearing celebrity chef Mario Batali's mouth on Monday's 'Daily Show?' Oddly, it has to do with Stephen Colbert's run for president.

The other day we showed you video of a fire alarm going off during the 'NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams.' It's a funny clip, and now Jon Stewart has had some fun with it. But Brian Williams doesn't want to hear it.

Everyone loves Betty White, and that was very evident Tuesday night when she appeared on 'The Daily Show.' The 'Hot in Cleveland' star was there to talk about her new book about zoo animals, but of course the subject turned to her sex life.

Before he was the king of the spoof news program on Comedy Central's 'The Daily Show,' Jon Stewart hosted 'The Jon Stewart Show' on MTV between 1993 and 1995. Watch a much darker-haired Stewart hone his legendary wit in a highlight real from the mostly forgotten program.