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I assume the 20 minutes YT video in the article is only a portion of the episode? If so, how long was the full thing?
About 42 minutes. The last 3 videos on their Youtube channel (Election Rematch, the news team, and the Zanny interview) are that episode split along commercial breaks. All that's missing is a short outro (like 15 seconds) and the Moment of Zen.
I suspect you’re right, because the YT video I watched had no summary or outtro.
I’m regrettably probably going to end up signing up for paramount (again) in order to watch this, which is annoying but at least I think I will get some treks back.
I promised myself I’d only sign up for another service if I cancel one I have, though, and that’s going to be a tough choice.
It's on Comedy Central. https://www.cc.com/episodes/7lf6wz/the-daily-show-february-12-2024-season-29-ep-1
I just caught a comedy central livestream last night. Wasn't hard to find a free one. Plus if you're on the west coast you can watch the east coast airing like 3 hours early.
It might be a day late on Paramount. If that's the case, I refuse to pay for it.