‘The Daily Show' Hits A Ten-Year Ratings High

‘The Daily Show’ Hits A Ten-Year Ratings High

The Daily Show just scored its biggest quarterly share in ten years – since Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band sent him off.

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‘The Daily Show’ just notched its biggest quarterly audience share in ten years, topping the numbers it scored when Jon Stewart signed off in 2015. Comedy Central’s flagship late-night satire is riding Stewart’s well-documented ratings rebound, hitting new highs not seen since the Boss-backed finale sent the host off “to the Land of Hope and Dreams.”