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It’s been over a year since Trevor Noah stepped down from his longtime role as host of The Daily Show at Comedy Central. However, the network is finally teasing a new development for the popular show.

After Trevor moved on, the late-night show brought on a series of temporary hosts. However, it’s been over a month since a new episode of the show has aired, and there are no other hosts currently announced.

As speculation continues to build over the show’s future, Comedy Central started teasing some big news. Meanwhile, a list of potential candidates has started popping up online.

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Trevor Noah announced last week that he will be leaving The Daily Show after seven years as the host of the beloved Comedy Central series.

Some fans were wondering if the show would continue without Trevor and it looks like the show will indeed remain on the air in the future.

Comedy Central has released a new statement about the search for a new host and the network hinted at who could possibly get the job!

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Sebastian Stan and Anthony Mackie are finding out who their real friend is!

The Falcon & the Winter Soldier co-stars made an appearance on Comedy Central’s Stir Crazy With Josh Horowitz.

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During the appearance, the two were asked to take part in a challenge: text their MCU co-star Chris Evans, and see who he responds to first.

And so, the two began a hilarious texting contest, with both of them texting him and waiting to see which of them received a reply first. And the winner was…Anthony Mackie! But not to worry: Sebastian Stan‘s reply came in just a few seconds later – and he clearly knew why they both texted him: “He beat you by a second,” Chris amusingly wrote to Sebastian.

The co-stars also revealed that they’re actually in competition with some other fellow MCU stars. Find out who they’re taking on!

South Park is once again addressing the pandemic.

Comedy Central announced a second coronavirus-themed South Park episode is coming, called South ParQ The Vaccination Special, which will debut on Comedy Central on March 10 at 8 p.m. ET/PT with a simulcast on MTV2.

The first-hour long special became the highest-rated episode of the series in seven years, and followed Stan, Cartman, Kyle and Kenny as they went back to school amid the “new normal.”

The upcoming special will “follow the chaos as the town clamors to get a coveted dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, and the boys face off against a militant group which is trying to prevent them getting a vaccine for their teacher,” via Hypebeast.

The teaser for the upcoming special was released at the same time as the announcement.

An iconic adult animated series is also set to be rebooted at Comedy Central.

Beavis and Butt-Head are back.

The iconic animated duo will return with a reboot at Comedy Central courtesy of series creator Mike Judge, the network announced on Wednesday (July 1).

Comedy Central has ordered two seasons of the show, and the deal also includes potential spin-offs and specials.

Mike is set to write, produce and provide the voices for both iconic characters.

“It seemed like the time was right to get stupid again,” he said in a statement.

The original show launched in 1993 on MTV.

“We are thrilled to be working with Mike Judge and the great team at 3 Arts again as we double down on Adult Animation at Comedy Central. Beavis and Butt-Head were a defining voice of a generation, and we can’t wait to watch as they navigate the treacherous waters of a world light-years from their own,” said Viacom exec Chris McCarthy.

Speaking of reboots, this Hollywood blockbuster is also about to get a modern re-imagining.

David Spade‘s show is not returning to Comedy Central.

The 55-year-old comedian’s Lights Out With David Spade, which originally halted production due to the pandemic, will not be returning to the network, Variety reported on Friday (April 3).

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Comedy Central will “shop the late-night talker — which it produces through its Comedy Central Productions — to outside networks and platforms. The move comes as Comedy Central has experienced both a massive influx in viewers and disruption to its programming pipeline amid the pandemic,” Variety reports.

Lights Out first premiered in 2019 following The Daily Show With Trevor Noah. The show’s first season was originally expected to run through June, but “ultimately didn’t deliver audiences that lived up to network hopes.”

Many shows were also postponed or canceled due to the outbreak. Find out what else…