History Series / TheDailyShowWithTrevorNoah

* CriticalResearchFailure: Parodied in-universe when talking about [[https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10153655998571800 Fantasy Football]] and the allegations of websites running the game like stock trading. Trevor says that according to the rules of football, he needs to hear ''[[RuleOfThree three]]'' similarities to stock trading. Whether or not he's talking about American football or "soccer," three strikes are involved with baseball.

* ImportantHaircut: Jessica Williams has a much shorter hairstyle than she did during John's run. She's also more laid-back while discussing politics or playing hooky.

* CriticalResearchFailure: Parodied in-universe when talking about [[https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10153655998571800 Fantasy Football]] and the allegations of websites running the game like stock trading. Trevor says that according to the rules of football, he needs to hear [[RuleOfThree ''three'']] similarities to stock trading. Whether or not he's talking about American football or "soccer," three strikes are involved with "baseball."

* DidNotDoTheResearch: Parodied in-universe when talking about [[https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10153655998571800 Fantasy Football]] and the allegations of websites running the game like stock trading. Trevor says that according to the rules of football, he needs to hear [[RuleOfThree ''three'']] similarities to stock trading.

->''“I can only assume that this is as strange for you as it is for me. Jon Stewart was more than just a late-night host, he was often our voice, our refuge, and in many ways, our political dad. And it’s weird, because Dad has left. And now it feels like the family has a new step-dad—and he’s black, which is not ideal.”''

** Likewise, the segment following the National Democratic Debate had all of the Daily Show's correspondents claiming that Hilary was most likely to win, a satire on how most of the media claimed that Hilary "won" the debate despite the polls showing Bernie surpassing her in popularity. The YouTube comments that ensued blasted Trevor for following suit with that media, instead of making fun of it.

* PoesLaw: Jessica Williams's segment on pre-taping reactions to events before they happen was a pastiche on how mainstream journalists prepare their stories. A few people were worried that ''The Daily Show'' does this for real.

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[[caption-width-right:320:Continuing the war on bullshit.]]

* OneDialogueTwoConversations: On Trevor's first episode, there is a segment on Speaker John Boehner resigning. Trevor has a conversation with a senior correspondent, Jordan Klepper about how people will be sad seeing Jo(h)n go, but maybe the new guy will knock it out of the park, and hopefully the new guy will realize that a lot of people are depending on him, [[{{Metaphorgotten}} and how the desks and fonts are different but no one asked him but hopefully the new guy will bring a "global" aspect]]. Trevor completely fails to see the subtext.

The 2015 revamp of ''Series/TheDailyShow'' following Creator/JonStewart's departure, featuring South African-born comedian Trevor Noah. In February 2015, Jon Stewart announced that he would retire, although the ''Daily Show'' will go on. In March 2015, Creator/ComedyCentral announced that Trevor Noah would succeed him as host. Jon's last episode as host aired August 6, 2015, and Trevor's first show as host aired September 28, 2015.

The 2015 revamp of ''Series/TheDailyShow'' following Creator/JonStewart's departure featuring South African-born comedian Trevor Noah. In February 2015, Jon Stewart announced that he would retire, although the ''Daily Show'' will go on. In March 2015, Creator/ComedyCentral announced that Trevor Noah would succeed him as host. Jon's last episode as host aired August 6, 2015, and Trevor's first show as host aired September 28, 2015.

The 2015 revamp of ''Series/TheDailyShow'' following Creator/JonStewart's departure featuring South African-born comedian Trevor Noah. In February 2015, Jon Stewart announced that he would retire, although the ''Daily Show'' will go on. In March 2015, Comedy Central announced that Trevor Noah would succeed him as host. Jon's last episode as host aired August 6, 2015, and Trevor's first show as host aired September 28, 2015.

* YoungerAndHipper: Younger, half-black Trevor Noah replaces middle-aged, Jewish Jon Stewart. At the time of Noah's first show, he was five years younger than Stewart was at his premiere.

* OneDialogueTwoConversations: On Trevor's first episode, there is a segment on Speaker John Boehner resigning. Trevor has a conversation with a commentator about how people will be sad seeing Jo(h)n go, but maybe the new guy will knock it out of the park, and hopefully the new guy will realize that a lot of people are depending on him, [[{{Metaphorgotten}} and how the desks and fonts are different but no one asked him but hopefully the new guy will bring a "global" aspect]]. Trevor completely fails to see the subtext.

* TheCastShowoff: Trevor's segment regarding Donald Trump [[ItMakesSenseInContext being the first African President]] ended with his doing a brief bit of "click" singing, first showcased [[https://youtu.be/baEiWB2aM9Y in his appearance on]] {{Series/QI}}.

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'''Trevor''': [[{{Beat}}...]]Really?

->'''Trevor:''' I'm saying the Pope has a huge c***... and what a waste.