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TIMELINE
Stewart Stalker Central
We're still working on this,
so you can send corrections, but don't send dates yet. A confirmed event is
one that was either covered by the media, verified by another reliable source
(such as TV Guide or another well-run fan page), or witnessed by a reliable
(i.e., no signs of looniness) JSIA member or visitor. Some dates may
be one day off depending on what time zone you are in. For instance, a show
like Nightline that airs at 11:35 pm in the Central time zone would technically
air at 12:35 am the next day in the Eastern time zone. This is not consistent
from listing to listing because, frankly, that's too much work. See the old
TVography (not updated yet) for a general list
of older Jon appearances.
u/c - uncomfirmed,
? - exact date unknown
2002
December 14,
2002. Jon
performs at the Orpheum Theatre. Boston.
December 13,
2002. Jon speaks
at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government at the ARCO Forum. Boston.
November 28,
2002. Jon turns
40.
November 13,
2002. Jon appears
on Up Close with Ted Koppel for the full half-hour show. ABC.
November 9,
2002. Jon performs
at Foxwoods Resort. Mashantucket, Connecticut.
November 7,
2002. Jon appears
for a short interview on On the Record with Greta Van Susteren. FOXNews.
November 3,
2002. Jon appears
as Comedy's Cable Critic on Reliable Sources. CNN.
October 27,
2002. Jon does
a Q&A at his alma mater William & Mary. Williamsburg, Virginia.
October 19,
2002. Jon headlines
at the Beacon Theater in for the Improv 40th Anniversary finale concert. New
York City.
October 18,
2002. Jon performs
at the Taft Theatre for the Improv 40th Anniversary concert. Cincinnati, Ohio.
October 11, 2002.
Jon performs at Meliora
Weekend, the University of Rochester alumni and reunion event. He performs twice
to packed audiences due to popular demand. Rochester, New York.
October 5, 2002.
Jon performs at Roy Thompson Hall headlining the 5th Anniversary
of the Comedy Network (Canada's comedy channel). Toronto, Canada.
September 22, 2002.
Jon presents the Emmy for Best Director of a Comedy Series at the 54th Annual
Emmy Awards. TDS, however, loses all three nominations. (To Letterman, SNL,
and Sting. Yes, Sting.)
September 21,
2002. The Daily Show with Jon Stewart: Global Edition debuts
worldwide. CNNi (CNN International).
September. Jon
appears on Between the Lions. Episodes are "Too Cool" and "Pigs
Aplenty." PBS.
August 26, 2002.
Jon Stewart appears on SportsCenter 25K and recounts the 1996 Mets Buckner
game as his favorite sports moment. Jon, apparently, was a waiter with a red
bow tie at the time. ESPN.
August 19, 2002.
Denis Leary appears on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart. Tells Jon he's
a better man than to hate Jon just because Jon screwed him. Jon giggles throughout.
Both comment that without alcohol, their relationship is weak. Comedy Central.
August 15, 2002.
Leary appears on Access Hollywood and criticizes Jon. Calls Jon his ex-good
friend.
August 14, 2002.
Jon makes a brief voice cameo via telephone on Denis Leary's Contest Searchlight
promising to help produce Leary's show. Then cancels. Comedy Central.
August 9, 2002.
Jon appears on Charlie Rose and discusses the recent financial scandals
and doing TDS. PBS.
August 6, 2002.
Tom Thumb and Thumbelina is finally released on video.
July 18, 2002.
Jon appears on The Best Damn Sports Show, Period on FoxSports.
July 18, 2002.
TDS is nominated for two Emmys and Jon himself is nominated for one:
- Variety, Music or Comedy Series:
The Daily Show With Jon Stewart, Comedy Central; Late Show With David Letterman,
CBS; Politically Incorrect With Bill Maher, ABC; Saturday Night Live, NBC; The
Tonight Show With Jay Leno, NBC.
- Individual Performance in a Variety or Music Program:
Wayne Brady, "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" (ABC); Billy Joel, "Billy Joel
in His Own Words" (A&E); Jon Stewart, "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart"; Ryan
Stiles, "Whose Line Is It Anyway?"; Sting, "A&E in Concert: Sting in Tuscany
... All This Time"
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Writing for a Variety, Music or Comedy Program:
"America: A Tribute to Heroes"; "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart"; "Late Night
with Conan O'Brien" (NBC); "Late Show with David Letterman"; "Saturday Night
Live"
June 24, 2002. Jon
appears on the Connie Chung Tonight premiere. The show spells his name
as "John." CNN.
June 21, 2002.
Standup show at the Aladdin Resort and Casino with John Pinette. Las Vegas.
June 11, 2002.
Standup show at The Town Hall for the 10th Annual Toyota Comedy Festival --
The 4th annual Gerry Red Wilson Foundation Comedy Benefit Show for Spinal Meningitis.
New York City.
June
7, 2002.
O'Reilly Factor Hollywood special. Jon appears as one of several entertainers
commenting on Hollywood and charities, especially 9/11 fundraising. FOX (not
FOXNews).
June,
2002.
Jon is mentioned in a new book called The Bitter End: Hanging Out at America's
Nightclub, by Paul Colby and Martin Fitzpatrick.
Cooper Square Press, SBN: 0815412061. (Jon's first stand up gig was at The Bitter
End.)
May
10, 2002.
Michael Schimmel Center for the Arts, Pace University -- Jon moderates a panel
called "September 11th: How it Changed Us" which is part of the First Annual
Tribeca Film Festival. The panel includes filmmakers, photographers, writers,
and musicians discussing the attack and aftermath of September 11th. New York
City.
May 4, 2002. Standup
show at the Tower Theatre. Upper Darby, Pennsylvania.
May 3, 2002. Appears
on Inside Politics with hosted by Judy Woodruff. Appearance lasts less
than 10 minutes. Surprise appearance by Wolf Blitzer. CNN.
May 3, 2002. Standup
show at the Warner Theatre. Washington, D.C.
?. Best of the Red Carpet 2002, MTV. Jon appears in several older
clips (no new material).
March 22, 2002.
Larry King Live. Discuss Jon taking over Letterman's spot, etc. CNN.
March 19, 2002.
Late Show with David Letterman. Smoochy promotion. CBS.
March 9, 2002.
Jon hosts Saturday Night Live for the first time. NBC.
March 1, 2002.
Jon appears on Dennis Miller Live and discusses religion. HBO.
March 1, 2002.
Jon speaks with a TDS panel at the William S. Paley Television Festival, sponsored
by the Museum of Television and Radio. New York City.
February 27, 2002.
Jon hosts the Grammy Awards for the second time. Gets nekked. CBS.
February 26, 2002.
Jon appears on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. NBC.
February 21, 2002.
Jon appears on The Rosie O'Donnell Show. Syndicated.
February 1, 2002.
Jon appears on Live With Regis and Kelly.
February, 2002.
Jon is profiled in the February 11, 2002 issue of The New Yorker.
January 15, 2002.
Interviewed on Last Call with Carson Daly. Appearance was about half
the show, fifteen minues or so. NBC.
2001
u/c November 30, 2001.
Jon performs at Foxwoods Resort. Mashantucket, Connecticut.
November 4, 2001. TDS wins Emmy award for Outstanding Writing for a Variety,
Music or Comedy Program.
September 20, 2001. Jon opens TDS with famous post-9/11 return speech. Cries,
makes us cry. Comedy Central.
August 15, 2001. Jon appears on The Charlie Rose Show. PBS.
July 10, 2001. Jon co-hosts Regis Live. Syndicated.
July 9, 2001. Time Magazine selects Jon as the best talk show host
in their special "America's Best" issue.
February 17, 2001. Jon performs at Northwestern University. Brought to you
by the good folks at Hillel. Evanston, Illinois.
1999
January 11, 1999. The Daily Show with Jon Stewart premieres. Jon replaces
outoing anchor, Craig Kilborn. Comedy Central.
1996
December 31, 1996. First Annual Comics Come Home airs on television.
Actual live event date unknown.
Last updated
February 1, 2003.
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