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"Girls" Gone Wrong?
Maureen Ryan, Anna Holmes and Howard Kurtz examine the negative reaction to HBO's new show, "Girls."
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"The Daily Show": Guilty Pleasure
Former "Daily Show" producer Mike Rubens talks to Howard Kurtz about his experiences working for the late-night comedy show.
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The Art of Political Mockery
Former "Saturday Night Live" star Darrell Hammond gives Howard Kurtz his insight into how to craft the perfect impression.
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O'Reilly vs. Stewart
Patrick Gavin and Howard Kurtz review the week's other big debate; the "rumble" between Bill O'Reilly of Fox News and The Daily Show's Jon Stewart
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The "Daily Show" Strategy
Nia-Malika Henderson, Roger Simon, Jackie Kucinich and Howard Kurtz on attempts by Obama and Romney to tickle voters’ funny bones.
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Obama’s MTV Moment
After President Obama’s interviews on The Tonight Show and MTV, David Zurawik and Howard Kurtz discuss the effectiveness of these appearances as a campaign strategy.
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Jon Stewart getting serious
Gail Shister, Marisa Guthrie and Howard Kurtz assess what the late night funnyman’s summer hiatus from The Daily Show will mean for him and the program.
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Why NBC is dumping Leno
Marisa Guthrie, Joe Concha and Gail Shister join Howard Kurtz to discuss NBC’s decision to drop the late night comedian.
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Jay Leno, Fired and Smiling
Media critic Ken Tucker joins Howard Kurtz to discuss the history of The Tonight Show and the current late-night talk show landscape
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A New Fake News Star
After John Oliver’s first week in the Daily Show anchor chair, James Poniewozik joins Howard Kurtz to assess his performance.
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Funny Media Moment of the Week
Host Brian Stelter shares one of the funny media moments you might have missed this week.
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Not everyone loves Stephen Colbert
As Stephen Colbert is announced as David Letterman's replacement, Michelle Fields and Keli Goff debate the reaction to the pick on the left and the right.
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