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Did You Know?

The show was placed on an "indefinite hiatus" in October 2004, with what was presumably its final episode airing the Thursday following Election Day in 2004.The show featured Colin Quinn and four other comedian guests discussing current events and issues.

Quinn's regular guests consisted mainly of Comedy Central affiliated comedians from the Comedy Cellar in New York City.

The network claimed this was only because they already had scripted/talk programming that addressed these issues, referring to the The Daily Show with Jon Stewart and Chappelle's Show, and warned that some of the views expressed on Tough Crowd did not appeal to the demographics at which Comedy Central's current business model was aimed.The last show contained emotional monologues by Quinn, who attacked his detractors (such as The New York Times) as being hypocritical and elitist for their negative reviews.

Near the end there was usually a sketch of some sort, followed by each of the four guests doing a brief monologue on a particular topic that was discussed earlier in the episode.The show was presented as an alternative, unpolished and more accessible political "round-table" discussion/shouting-match program in the manner of CNN's Crossfire, taking cue from Bill Maher's Politically Incorrect.

ET, immediately following The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.

The show was picked up in January 2003, and the regular series began its 21-week run on March 10, 2003.