CptStern
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Comedy Central has made a good living out of skewering the political right.
Now Fox News Channel, a primary source of material for Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert, is teaming with the exec producer of "24" to try its hand at a news satire show for conservatives to love.
Joel Surnow, co-creator of "24," is shooting two half-hour pilots of a skein he described as " 'The Daily Show' for conservatives," due to air in primetime on Saturdays in January.
If successful, the show could take its place on the regular schedule, adding satire to FNC's formula of news and opinion.
"The way I look at it, almost every comedy show or satire show I see uses the same talking points against George W. Bush and Dick Cheney," Surnow said. "The other side hasn't been skewered in a fair and balanced way."
the thought of a political comedy show run by conservatives is about appealing as watching paint dry ..I mean if anything they're humourless and quick to launch into a diatribe about partisan bs ..whereas Stewert's main strength is that ..he's actually funny, regardless of his political affiliation
you're trying to hard foxnews/conservatives ..take your lumps like a man and recognise that comedy isnt your strongest suit
http://www.forbes.com/digitalentert...ative-satire-tech-media-cx_1120varietytv.html
jeez I remember when Tucker Carlson tried his hand at besting Stewert on his own show using sarcasim/humour ...what a trainwreck that was
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYei1mjbbWU