leg. anthony: beef stewed with melon and pumpkin seeds. there s futu, the ubiquitous cornmeal porridge, but made to a texture more crumbly than pap. sanza: this is a basmati rice with rosewater. this is acha. it s aubergines and mango. and then, they re pickled. this has got cassava in it from the congolese. anthony: and black-eyed peas, with cassava? sanza: the cassava, these are the falafels. anthony: right. good taste. sanza: is it? anthony: oh yeah. awesome. you have good food here. menu change every day? sanza: that s the idea. anthony: you re doing a lot of great food in a small space. there are no seats. his customers remain part of the constantly unfolding street theater of yeoville. they mingle, talk, observe. man: lots of people, lots of stories pass through here. lots of culture interaction. cause everybody s got something interesting to say as far as we re concerned. sanza: cause food, i knew that food is a way to engage. you got to put something in
sanza: this is a basmati rice with rosewater. this is acha. it s aubergines and mango. and then, they re pickled. this has got cassava in it from the congolese. anthony: and black-eyed peas, with cassava? sanza: the cassava, these are the falafels. anthony: right. good taste. sanza: is it? anthony: oh yeah. awesome. you have good food here. menu change every day? sanza: that s the idea. anthony: you re doing a lot of great food in a small space. there are no seats. his customers remain part of the constantly unfolding street theater of yeoville. they mingle, talk, observe. man: lots of people, lots of stories pass through here. lots of culture interaction. cause everybody s got something inresting say afar as we re concerned. sanza: cause food, i knew that food is a way to engage. you got to put something in your mouth to get your ears open, right? anthony: across town, another pioneer of sorts, an urban settler in a very different neighborhood.
fame after cutting their teeth sharing airtime with stewart. when jon came on,corresponded people to play off of. jon is front and center but he let all of us shine. even i felt gay buying a ticket to this movie. i got to work with steve carell and stephen colbert. and colbert and carell were two of the most naturally funny people i ever met in my life. they were so effortlessly bam, every time. every writer was like give it to a steve, give it to a steve. in what seemed like a good idea at the time, we tested the effects of massive quantities of alcohol on a human subject. specifically, steve carell. they did an anti-drinking piece where we just went out and locked off the camera and carell drank and drank and drank and drank until he was actually really drunk. it s now 10:35. 10:35. steve has had one, two, three, four, five, six seven
do a movie called death to smoochie and the correspondents were given their night to fill in for jon. welcome to the daily show with jon stewart, ironically, i m stephen colbert. and we re watching and we re like this guy should have his own show. he hit it out of the park. if my presence here makes the fake news you re about to hear any less credible, i ve done my job. to see a guy who had that many comedic skills give us a chance to show us what he has was magic. narrator: the steves may be a-listers now, but how they landed on a little cable show in the late 90s is the stuff of legend. this agent called me up and said i m going to send you a tape of this guy named stephen colbert. it was a sketch called waiters who are nauseated by food from the short-lived dana carvy show. we have a milk fed feel with a mint jelly that ugh. that that comes with
which is a very odd position to be in. narrator: the transition is complete on january 11, 1999, when the newly rebranded program the daily show with jon stew t stewart airs for the first time. welcome to the daily show. craig is on assignment in kuala lumpur, i m jon stewart. narrator: the show sees a modest increase in ratings, including the 18-34 demographic. welcome michael j. fox. give it up for ed mcmahon. at first it was guests in town to promote a movie or celebrities because they were celebrities or comedians. please welcome sarah jessica parker. please welcome sandra bullock. but it became apparent he wanted to talk to people with substance. to talk to people that had written books. he s got the background, he s got the interviews so he s doing reporting then he has his take on it. and it s happening at once and at a very high level and it s funny and goes fast.