There are many variables in life, but few are as constant as change.
For Comedy Central’s The Daily Show, this reality has been rather stark in the past year.
It was announced in September last year that Trevor Noah was stepping down as the host of the popular late-night show after seven years.
A replacement is yet to emerge, however, longtime contributor Roy Wood Jr.
has revealed he won’t be returning to the show when it resumes production.
This serves as the latest bump in the road as the show’s top brass seek to replace Noah.
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