Carols Mencia is a thief who steals his jokes. Here is proof:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsq1uTLBHBc

I just watched the replay and was disappointed (didn't think that was possible). The format sucked, the hosts were awkward and amateurish and most of the jokes were just not funny. Oh, and the fact that they used a laugh track was pathetic.

I figured they would have plenty of material to work with but they simply dropped the ball (Ed Begley jr.?). I guess they were afraid of pissing off all those hollywood celebrities they are always bitching about. You gotta make sure you can get hired after this show tanks in two weeks.

I chuckled a few times at the t-shirt bit but found it even funnier that they felt the need to explain the jokes to the audience (Bubba don't know who Idi Amin is).

I also found it odd that they would tout this as the "Conservative Daily Show" and then cast a post-op transsexual as the Vice President. Go figure.

My impression? I've seen better chemistry and material on public access cable. They better keep the resumes up to date.

BTW, don't forget, this is an ALL NEWS CHANNEL. Bye-bye last shred of credibility.

i was slack jawed, not at that it was a conservative show, but that the jokes were SO bad. they had a good idea with obama, then that went on forever.

but really, i dont think there was a current joke in there.

kudos for getting rush, but it wasnt really funny, it was just more of a conservative daydream, maybe somthing to get the crowd warmed up.

the aclu thing could have also been good, but if i remember correctly the aclu also helped out disenfranched black people before 1964.

i could only imagine them going for people so old or so out of touch that the demographic couldve have still been fooled by 1987-1992 producion values.

and the hybrid car joke? isnt that one of the best selling cars in the country? and didnt ford lose 12 billion last quarter?

this is politics first, and humor second.

they need dennis miller and pen gillette…QUICK!

I just saw it….UGH! It was like watching juvenile deliquent teen boys try to be funny by blowing up frogs with firecrackers. It was just sad and disturbing.

Conservatives CAN be funny, but only when their goal is comedy for comedy's sake. It seemed that their goal was to attack liberals and comedy was merely the vehicle. Fox's morning show, "Fox & Friends," is WAY funnier (but that's only because they're trying to be serious. Steve Doocey is a comedy juggernaut!)

They've has such a long time to prepare a pilot episode and this is what they came up with?

I watched the entire show without one burst of laughter. I was expecting at least a chuckle, but it was just uninspiring.

The only segments that were merely ok were the ACLU segments. Other than that, there was no substance on any joke, and the delivery was very poor. Not sure if the audience was alive for the entire show.

Unbelievable…Makes you appreciate what Jon and Stephen do that much more.

Revenge of the People's Republic of Berkeley, where the writers came from…

Gosh. I liked it. Hope they do a rating-scale on

each of the "first 100 gags" on the Daily Show.

It reminds me of liberals' talk radio problem. Rush and his ilk are so strong because they've been honing their skills for decades, but liberals thought they could simply launch Air America, put on some liberal yappers, and good radio would be born. Turns out, not so much.

Now, Fox News looks at Jon Stew and Colbert — whose shows are really sharp and benefit from these guys' years of experience — and assume conservatives can do the same thing simply by writing some jokes and tossing it on air. Turns out, not so much.

I disagree that TDS or TRC is a partisan political strategy. I laugh equally as hard at hillary or kerry jokes as I do bush. They really need to learn from their mistakes and not live in their own delusions of what went wrong.

THHNH are the initials for Fox News Channel's news parody show. Sound out the initials and that's the kind of comedy we saw Sunday night.

Thin.

The laugh track was a killer and the anchors as stilted as local news c. 1977. The ACLU jokes were of that era too as was most of the material.

The thing that makes Daily Show and Colbert so great is topicality. There's a staff of real news people along with joke writers to keep stuff fresh. About the two newest things were the series of Hillary jokes and the "BO Magazine" satire. Everything else was really pretty tired, with the same old "Godless liberal" rant.

Even Limbaugh, who can be wildly funny when he wants to be, seemed to be stilted when paired with Ann Coulter in a sort of "Liberals Worst Nightmare" scene. I would recommend they use these types more sparingly as surprise guests like SNL does. If they try to make this a recurring theme, then it will become boring even for conservatives.

This needs some grown-ups, like a Dennis Miller, to strengthen the product and to make it more topical. Otherwise, these guys are going to run out of material pretty quickly since they aren't as aware as, say, a previous poster who mentioned Steve Doocy, whose background is primarily in things like "PM Magazine" but could throw some ad lib bombs in there, even if they don't make their target really well.