If you’ve seen a clip from “The Daily Show” over the past few months, there’s a good chance it’s a segment that never actually aired on the show itself.
Recently, show host Trevor Noah has gone beyond the Comedy Central series’ usual format to offer thoughts on recent headlines and for more off-the-cuff conversations with staff and audience members that happen while “The Daily Show” sets up its next segment.Comedy Central’s parent company Viacom announced today that it would be expanding the digital efforts of “The Daily Show,” spinning those online exclusive clips into an increased “presence with several new digital exclusive formats and series in development.”Noah’s frequent “Between the Scenes” feature now has its own dedicated YouTube playlist on “The Daily Show” channel and has been broadened to include conversations with recent high-profile guests like Oprah Winfrey and Bernie Sanders.
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