Watching Jon Stewart's last Daily Show was harder than watching the last Friends, the last Knot's Landing (my favorite 80s guilty pleasure), even the last M*A*S*H. There haven't been too many shows I've watched whose final broadcasts have had the same effect on me that Jon Stewart signing off did.
Jon Stewart is one of a kind. The best at what he did. The voice of a generation. The voice of reason. He did news better than actual news channels. He will definitely be missed.
I know I'm not the only one, so I'm just going to say it out loud - I cried watching him say goodbye. He choked up, he was full of emotion, and he was so real. I know it's a TV show, but still. He spoke to us. For us. About us.
Stay Vigilant.
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2014: It's Always Polite To Ask Permission First
2013: Too Unorganized To Organize, But I'll Bet They Have Thirty Minutes To Write A Letter2012: Islands Are Out, But What About Canals?
2011: Survival Training And Retirement Planning
2010: Just A Glimpse
2009: Eddie Mails A Package In His Dorfman Friday
2008: Shower Jam
2007: Golden Arches
2006: The Land Of Fruits, Nuts And Flakes
2005: Why Did The Chicken Cross The Road?
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