E1 - Miguel Ferrer

Aired: March 09, 1998

E2 - Timothy Dalton

Aired: March 10, 1998

E3 - Jason Priestley

Aired: March 11, 1998

E4 - Henry Thomas

Aired: March 12, 1998

E5 - Al Franken

Aired: March 30, 1998

E6 - David Boreanaz

Aired: June 03, 1998

E7 - Scott Thompson

Aired: June 25, 1998

E8 - Terry Jones

Aired: September 10, 1998

E9 - Renee Hicks

Aired: September 14, 1998

E10 - Dr. Ruth Westheimer

Aired: September 15, 1998

E11 - Ben Stiller

Aired: September 16, 1998

E12 - Vince Vaughn

Aired: September 17, 1998

E13 - Jackie Chan

Aired: September 21, 1998

E14 - Bonnie Raitt

Aired: September 22, 1998

E15 - Denis Leary

Aired: September 23, 1998

E16 - Janeane Garofalo

Aired: September 24, 1998

E17 - David Cross & Bob Odenkirk

Aired: October 27, 1998

E18 - Blair Underwood

Aired: November 02, 1998

E19 - Upright Citizens Brigade

Aired: November 03, 1998

E20 - Queen Latifah

Aired: November 04, 1998

E21 - Henry Winkler

Aired: November 05, 1998

E22 - John Fugelsang

Aired: November 09, 1998

E23 - Travis Tritt

Aired: November 10, 1998

E24 - Roma Downey

Aired: November 11, 1998

E25 - Ken Olin

Aired: November 16, 1998

E26 - Kate Mulgrew

Aired: November 17, 1998

E27 - Shannen Doherty

Aired: November 18, 1998

E28 - Jerry Springer

Aired: November 19, 1998

E29 - Wendie Malick

Aired: December 14, 1998

E30 - Deborah Norville

Aired: December 15, 1998

E31 - Jon Stewart

Aired: December 16, 1998

E32 - Richard Lewis

Aired: December 17, 1998

The Daily Show, which has recently named the "best Late Night Comedy" by TV Guide, marks a change. Craig Kilborn, who has hosted the show since 1996, will leave, as will popular correspondents A. Whitney Brown and Brian Unger.

E34 - Second Anniversary Special

Aired: July 22, 1998