Comedy Central Website Shuttered, Decades of Daily Show and Colbert Report Clips Gone in a Blink

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Paramount has effectively shut down its Comedy Central website, TVLine has confirmed. Prior to this week, ComedyCentral.com had been home to a repository of clips that included video from every episode of The Daily Show since 1999 and all of The Colbert Report .

Also included in the purge: snippets from and episodes of @midnight , The Nightly Show With Larry Wilmore and The Opposition With Jordan Klepper .

Latenighter.com first reported the site’s gutting. TVLine has reached out to Paramount for comment.

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The site’s shutdown follows that of two other Paramount-owned properties: MTV.com (including its in-depth MTV News archives), TVLand.com and CMT.com. While all of the domains remain active, a pop-up notice on each homepage lets readers know that “while most episodes of [insert channel here] series are no longer available on this website, you can watch [insert channel here] through your TV provider. You can also sign up for Paramount+ to watch many seasons of [insert channel here] shows.”

Much of the content housed on the now-dark sites, however, is not currently available on Paramount+.

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