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The Daily Show

Season 3 · 33 episodes · Mar 9, 1998

  1. Episode 1

    Miguel Ferrer

    Mar 9, 1998

  2. Episode 2

    Timothy Dalton

    Mar 10, 1998

  3. Episode 3

    Jason Priestley

    Mar 11, 1998

  4. Episode 4

    Henry Thomas

    Mar 12, 1998

  5. Episode 5

    Al Franken

    Mar 30, 1998

  6. Episode 6

    David Boreanaz

    Jun 3, 1998

  7. Episode 7

    Scott Thompson

    Jun 25, 1998

  8. Episode 8

    Second Anniversary Special

    Jul 22, 1998

  9. Episode 9

    Terry Jones

    Sep 10, 1998

  10. Episode 10

    Renee Hicks

    Sep 14, 1998

  11. Episode 11

    Dr. Ruth Westheimer

    Sep 15, 1998

  12. Episode 12

    Ben Stiller

    Sep 16, 1998

  13. Episode 13

    Vince Vaughn

    Sep 17, 1998

  14. Episode 14

    Jackie Chan

    Sep 21, 1998

  15. Episode 15

    Bonnie Raitt

    Sep 22, 1998

  16. Episode 16

    Denis Leary

    Sep 23, 1998

  17. Episode 17

    Janeane Garofalo

    Sep 24, 1998

  18. Episode 18

    David Cross & Bob Odenkirk

    Oct 27, 1998

  19. Episode 19

    Blair Underwood

    Nov 2, 1998

  20. Episode 20

    Upright Citizens Brigade

    Nov 3, 1998

  21. Episode 21

    Queen Latifah

    Nov 4, 1998

  22. Episode 22

    Henry Winkler

    Nov 5, 1998

  23. Episode 23

    John Fugelsang

    Nov 9, 1998

  24. Episode 24

    Travis Tritt

    Nov 10, 1998

  25. Episode 25

    Shannen Doherty

    Nov 11, 1998

  26. Episode 26

    Ken Olin

    Nov 16, 1998

  27. Episode 27

    Kate Mulgrew

    Nov 17, 1998

  28. Episode 28

    Roma Downey

    Nov 18, 1998

  29. Episode 29

    Jerry Springer

    Nov 19, 1998

  30. Episode 30

    Wendie Malick

    Dec 14, 1998

  31. Episode 31

    Deborah Norville

    Dec 15, 1998

  32. Episode 32

    Jon Stewart

    Dec 16, 1998

  33. Episode 33

    Richard Lewis

    Dec 17, 1998

    The Daily Show, which has recently named the "best Late Night Comedy" by TV Guide, marks a change. Craig Kilborn, who has hosted the show since 1996, will leave, as will popular correspondents A. Whitney Brown and Brian Unger.