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Judging the long-term quality, let alone the lasting impact, of any news show or new show, for that matter based on its first two episodes is damn near impossible. After the title scroll stops and the episode itself rolls out, you can feel Stewart fighting for his own space in that not-so-tiny TV box, searching for the thing that will make his latest endeavor significant.

Episodes will air every other week, meaning Episode 2 will be available to stream on October 14, Here's the official Apple synopsis: " The Problem With Jon Stewart is a multiple-season, single-issue series with Stewart in discussion with the people who are impacted by the issue — as well as those who have a hand in creating the impact.

Together, they will discuss tangible steps that can lead to a solutionary path forward. Unlike The Daily Show , which aired in minute blocks and usually covered a wide variety of current events and issues, The Problem will run for one hour, or 60 minutes, and cover just one issue per episode.

These issues will be chosen based on their ubiquity within our current culture and be explicitly tracked to Stewart's advocacy work, meaning that there will be explorations of constructive steps we can all take. Perhaps Last Week Tonight with John Oliver , with its larger emphasis on long-form reporting pieces, is a good touchstone for The Problem which makes sense, given that John Oliver cut his teeth in the political satire space on Stewart's Daily Show.

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