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The company's production logo features the sound of a glass being knocked over followed by a voice whispering "Oops.

On the March 9, 2002 episode of Saturday Night Live, hosted by Stewart, a "Weekend Update" sketch poked fun at the situation.

Ratings were dismal and the show was canceled in June 1995.Amongst the fans of the show was David Letterman, who was the final guest of The Jon Stewart Show.

Joking about the performance of the song "Lady Marmalade", he said, "Our next performance is from the movie Moulin Rouge!, a film about a time when the whorehouses were about the music!" When the award winners for Album of the Year walked up on stage, many in number, Stewart quipped, "I don't know what you may have heard, but you were only supposed to go on stage if you worked on the O Brother, Where Art Thou? soundtrack, not if you heard it."On January 5, 2006, Stewart was officially announced as the host of the 78th Academy Awards, which were held at the Kodak Theatre in Hollywood on March 5.

His remarks ended as follows:Another notable moment occurred on April 4, 2006, when Stewart confronted US Senator John McCain about his decision to appear at Liberty University, an institution founded by Jerry Falwell, a man who McCain had previously denounced as one of the "agents of intolerance,"In the interchange, Stewart asked McCain, "You're not freaking out on us? Are you freaking out on us, because if you're freaking out and you're going into the crazy base [2] world—are you going into crazy base world?" McCain replied, "I'm afraid so." The clip was played on CNN and created a surge of articles across the blogosphere.More recently The Daily Show was involved in former correspondent Stephen Colbert's announcement that he would run for president in 2008.On October 18, 2007, Stewart renewed his contract with Comedy Central and will continue to host The Daily Show through 2010.Stewart is paid a reported $1.5 million for one season of The Daily Show.According to the Forbes list of Celebrities, he earns $14 million per year.In the middle of 2002, amid rumors that David Letterman was going to make a switch from CBS to ABC when his contract ran out, Stewart was rumored to be the person who would take over Letterman's show on CBS. Ultimately, Letterman renewed his contract with CBS.

Without writers to help fuel their witty banter, the three comedians concocted a crossover/rivalry in order to garner more viewers during the ratings slump.